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04.05.2010, 13:08
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A powerful laser can be shot into humid air to cause intense water condensation, scientists have discovered. The technology has the potential to replace cloud seeding widely used today.
23.12.2009, 17:45
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Former colleagues at Bell Labs are now involved in a bitter row over who deserved this year’s Nobel Prize for inventing the CCD matrix, the heart of modern digital imaging.
27.11.2009, 15:57
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The first-ever experimental green power plant, utilizing the energy derived from freshwater and seawater pressure difference has been launched in Norway.
03.03.2010, 07:29
After 30 years of work Russia prepares to get closer to revealing more secrets of the nano-world, as in two years time it is set to launch a new beam research reactor near St. Petersburg.
07.04.2010, 17:18
A group of Russian physicists from the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research in Dubna, together with their US counterparts, have successfully synthesized a new – 117th – element.
20.11.2009, 13:38
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ITER, the international project to concept proof nuclear fusion technology, may be postponed. The agreed date of launch was put in doubt by some members.
21.06.2009, 11:18
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Technical expert John Large, who has often been commissioned by Greenpeace to provide technical analysis about nuclear issues, says a nuclear holocaust can come from any country that possesses nuclear technology.
09.11.2009, 16:05
On the evening of November 8, Vitaly Ginzburg, a world-famous Russian physicist and academician died.
21.11.2009, 02:33
The world’s largest atom-smasher is due to be restarted after a year-long shut down. Pavel Nevsky, senior scientist, says the new launch is likely to be a success.
20.04.2010, 11:12
Researchers used ultracold berrilium ions to measure of the smallest force ever. The new record beats the previous one by several orders of magnitude.
Published: 25 September, 2009, 12:10
Edited: 14 October, 2009, 11:00
A US laboratory has been able to re-make an experiment to create element 114, ten years after it was first reported by a Russian group. It is thought to be a key part in the quest for the so-called Island of Stability.
Ah yes... the Island of Stability: one (or more?) stable superheavies. Am not sure if that frightens me not a little.
Good article. Science brings us together in our common interest for knowledge.