Molecular Animation - Where Cinema and Biology Meet
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Posts tagged science
Posted 1 year ago
Freaky Physics Proves Parallel Universes Exist
A tiny metal paddle resting in a bell jar under vacuum may be the first visible object to be observed in two simultaneous quantum states - opening the gateway for the observation of parallel universes.
Posted 2 years ago
Posted 2 years ago
Physics: Surfer dude’s theory of everything: the magic of Garrett Lisi
[Thanks @Captain_Marlow for the heads up]
Posted 2 years ago
Atheists aren’t a categorically different or more elite species of thinker. We just reject certain natural psychological intuitions„ such as the feeling that there must be a purpose to suffering, as being untrustworthy gauges of the reality outside our heads.
Posted 2 years ago
"Dark Flow" Discovered at Edge of the Universe. Where are these stars running to?
A vast number of galactic clusters have been observed heading at great speed towards a mysterious ‘cosmic hotspot’ at the edge of the known universe.
And it’s not a black hole.
Posted 2 years ago
Universal vaccine could put an end to all flu
This September will mark the beginning of human testing for a vaccine which could potentially eradicate all flu.
“If any of the efforts to create a universal vaccine succeed, the benefits will be enormous. Even if flu slowly evolves to resist universal vaccines, and they need to be updated every now and then, they will still be a big step forward. Health authorities could combine flu with the other childhood vaccinations, greatly reducing the overall disease burden.”
Posted 2 years ago
Spanish scientists develop echo-location in humans
Daniel Kish and the late Ben Underwood, both blind, grabbed headlines in the past with their amazing echolocation skills - the bat-like ability to ‘see’ by sound alone.
Not scientists in Spain are showing early success with a new training protocol which promises to turn anyone into a competent echolocator in as little as two weeks.
The real shocker? The spatial resolution humans can achieve would seem to rival that of bats.
Reviewing technology with an occasional sprinkling of art and humour.
