- Computer Simulation of the Human Population
By: Robert Webb - Oct 11, 2008
Computer models of the population of the United States might increasingly be used in the future to predict the direction of the economy.
- Computer Simulation of the Human Brain
By: Robert Webb - Oct 10, 2008
Researchers have created a new computer simulation of the human brain.
- The Science Of Smoking: How Smell Works
By: Ann Knapp - Oct 10, 2008
One of the worlds largest and most valuable jewel collections, the Imperial Crown Jewels of Persia, or Crown Jewels of Iran, consists of a...
- Going Places with GPS Navigation Systems
By: Kaye Fretz - Oct 10, 2008
Nothing is as useful as a GPS navigation system. A lot of people around the world are already beginning to discover the advantages of this great...
- All About The Planet Mercury
By: Patrick Omari - Oct 10, 2008
Very little is known about the smallest planet in the Solar System, this article sheds some light on the facts surrounding this mysterious world.
- The Troll A - A Record Breaking Gas Platform
By: Patrick Omari - Oct 10, 2008
The Troll A caused a televised sensation when it was towed into place and with due cause; this feat of engineering stands at a whopping 472 metres...
- Discover How to Lose Pounds and Rid Cellulite From Your Body
By: Robert Kaufman - Oct 10, 2008
We all want to learn how to lose pounds so we can look better and feel better about ourselves. Not only do we need to lose weight in general, but...
- Are UFOs Real Or Fiction
By: Aydan Corkern - Oct 9, 2008
Many people across the world have seen things flying in the sky that no one can explain, but are these things real or are they just in our...
- The Timeline of the Telescope
By: Elijah Kim - Oct 9, 2008
It is actually quite easy to make a timeline with regards to the invention of the telescope as well as how it has evolved over the years. Much has...
- What Can You Use A Telescope For?
By: Koz Huseyin - Oct 8, 2008
The question seems obvious, but there are many uses for telescopes. Not all telescopes are made alike, so each has some differences. As you read...
- Nanobots to Stimulate Brain Cells
By: Robert Webb - Oct 8, 2008
Researchers are creating extremely small nanomachines to stimulate individual brain cells.
- Brain Stimulation for Athlete Performance
By: Robert Webb - Oct 8, 2008
Neurotechnology may be used by future athletes to increase their performance.
- Excellent Methods For A Body Colon Cleanse
By: Ann Triune - Oct 8, 2008
It can be shocking to know that up to 8 meals of undigested food could be stuck in your colon. Unless your colon is cleansed regularly, all this...
- How Backyard Astronomy Is Changing
By: Koz Huseyin - Oct 7, 2008
Backyard astronomy is changing. Technology is becoming a part of astronomy, and for many good reasons. Today's backyard astronomy with telescopes,...
- Hydrogen Gas In Cars Is On the Horizon
By: Adrian Fletcher - Oct 6, 2008
It is most likely that your car is using an ethanol-gasoline fuel blend. Ethanol, produced from corn as fuel, has been hailed as a breakthrough to...
- Options For Installing A Hydrogen Gas Saver Kit
By: Adrian Fletcher - Oct 6, 2008
If you have an interest in cars, enjoy tinkering with your engine, and are good with basic tools and mechanics, installing a hydrogen gas saver...
- How Much Do You Need To Spend To Buy A Good Telescope?
By: Koz Huseyin - Oct 5, 2008
Telescopes are amazing scientific instruments. The reason for all the commotion is that any amount you spend is not really expenditure to buy a...
- Hard Water Treatment Methods; Science Of Magic?
By: Thomas Pretty - Oct 4, 2008
A look at what causes hard water and the wealth of treatment methods out there; some with scientific evidence, others with anecdotal proof.
- The 3 Main Varieties Of Telescopes
By: Alan Armstrong - Oct 3, 2008
Since the beginning of modern astronomy, scientists have greatly improved in building high powered telescopes. The modern telescope's earliest...
- Hydrogen Gas Fuel - Versatile Energy Source
By: Adrian Fletcher - Oct 3, 2008
Hydrogen is an element that exists in abundance all over the earth. It can be found in water and natural and renewable matter such as plants,...
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