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Science Fair Research Made Easy

by Jimmy Cox    Posted on: March 15, 2008
A thorough knowledge of your subject is the key to a successful project A wealth of fascinating information on your topic area is as close as your local library. Use it! Believe it or not, many beginning science fairers try to plan a project without really understanding the nature of their subject.

The Crab That Forgot To Evolve

by Joel Kontinen    Posted on: March 14, 2008
A recent study in the journal Paleontology includes a paper on the discovery of a horseshoe crab (Limulus polyphemus) fossil said to date from the Upper Ordovician period or some 445 million years ago.

Quantum Physics and the Living Universe

by Ragnar Storyteller    Posted on: March 14, 2008
The Living Universe The Age of Aquarius has given us the Laws of Quantum Physics. The materialistic scientists have grabbed hold of it and are talking and writing it to death. The extremely high levels of abstractions that they use are way above the heads of the average man and woman and this shouldn't be.

New Telescope May Help Unlock the Mysteries of Dark Energy

by Shad Connelly    Posted on: March 13, 2008
In the past few months, both Bill Gates and Charles Simonyi (a former Microsoft executive, space tourist and billionaire) donated sizeable chunks of money to the production of the Large Synoptic Survey Telescope (LSST).

Can You Look At The Sun Without A Telescope?

by Kozan Huseyin    Posted on: March 11, 2008
Warning - never ever look at the Sun directly with your telescope. There are ways to see the Sun with your telescope, but you do not want to look directly at the Sun as it will end in most possible catastrophe.

complex (chemistry)

by eRIK    Posted on: March 10, 2008
A complex in chemistry originally implied a reversible association of molecules, atoms, or ions through weak non-covalent chemical bonds. As applied to coordination chemistry, this original meaning has changed.

Electronic Medical Records Software Helps Medical Facilities Go Green

by David York    Posted on: March 10, 2008
Day in and day out, companies are under enormous pressure to "Go Green" to stop using paper, ink and toner. But there are many other benefits to doctors using an electronic medical records solution. Whether you are an insurance company, lawyer or a doctor, not only do you have these extraneous pressures but you are seeing the cost of "managing paper" rise like it never has before.

Hobbits Becoming More Human

by Joel Kontinen    Posted on: March 9, 2008
A new study suggests that the hobbits, a diminutive people whose remains were found on the Indonesian island of Flores in 2003 and 2004, were real humans after all. They were originally classified as Homo floresiensis, a species distinct from Homo sapiens but the dispute about their status has never abated.

The Mysterious Alice in Wonderland Syndrome

by Byron Sanchez    Posted on: March 8, 2008
Imagine this - it is a nice clear night and you are tired. You intend on going to sleep soon. Before going to bed, you walk outside to take out the trash. While walking back inside, a car passes in the nearby street.

The Inner Earth

by Claudia Mann    Posted on: March 8, 2008
The earth's interior has been sorted by Gravity. Generally heavier elements tend to sink toward the center. Lighter materials have risen to become pat of the crust. This action has created distinct layers and is still in process today.
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