Posts Tagged ‘Cambridge University’

The Multiverse: Parallel Universes of our Imagination

Sunday, May 31, 2009 13:49 By GSerrano

 

Black holes, curved space, the slowing of time at high speeds, and a round Earth were all plain scientific heresy and tall tales before scientific experimentation started to prove otherwise. One of these tall tales at our present capacity to understand (given the current limited verifiable information on it) is the concept of the parallel [...]

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New Discovery: bacteria that live without light or oxygen under the Antarctic ice

Saturday, April 18, 2009 23:51 By GSerrano

Discovered in an underground lake under the Taylor glacier in Antarctica is an unusual ecosystem where bacteria managed to live for millions of years without oxygen and in complete darkness at 10 º C below zero. The sea water was trapped under the glacier to form a lake that is about four miles long by [...]

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Greener Eco Bulbs Costing 2 Pounds and Lasting 60 Years

Thursday, January 29, 2009 21:50 By Preeti

 
Even the die-hard pessimists cribbing about having to spend more bucks to use an eco-friendly product, have to give in on this one. We may have a light bulb which is not only good for the environment, but could also reduce our electricity bills by three-quarters.
 
Cambridge University researchers have developed cheap, light-emitting diode (LED) [...]

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