New Material Absorbs Light Completely And Generates Electricity
June 16, 2008
A partnership between Duke University and Boston College turned out to be very beneficial for the science world, as they obtained a metamaterial that absorbs all the light it gets (no, it doesn’t make things invisible), thus capable of generating more energy even than the solar cells. » Read more
5000-year-old anthropomorphic figures found in Lima
June 16, 2008
Lima, Jun. 08 (ANDINA).- In the last days, a team of archaeologists headed by Ruth Shady has discovered a number of anthropomorphic figures believed to be some five thousand years old near the district of Vegueta in the province of Huaura on the coast north of Lima. » Read more
Ancient Hindu temples had musical pillars
June 16, 2008
June 13 : Researchers at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in the USA have discovered that some of the Hindu temples, dating back as far as the 7th century, had musical pillars.
Paul Calamia and Jonas Braasch say that the pillars were often carved from a single piece of stone, and tune by size.
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County Sheriff Can Bust Big Bro / Put Feds in Their Place
June 6, 2008
County Sheriff Can Bust Big Bro
by Dave Robinson
Keene Free Press March 31, 2008
The duly elected sheriff of a county is the highest law enforcement official within a county. He has law enforcement powers that exceed that of any other state or federal official. » Read more
American WW2 UFO technology
June 5, 2008
More Secret UN Meetings on UFOs/Extraterrestrial life
June 5, 2008
According to a credible military-diplomatic source, the UN has held four secret meetings discussing UFOs and extraterrestrial life in addition to the meeting(s) claimed to have occurred on February 12(& 13-14). » Read more
Scientists Have Solved The Mystery of Levitation
June 5, 2008
The University of St Andrews team has created an ‘incredible levitation effects ’ by engineering the force of nature which normally causes objects to stick together and reversing a phenomenon known as ‘Casimir force’. » Read more
OpenSource Self reproducing 3D printers
June 5, 2008
Automated machines have been around for decades. They have basically been dumb devices that do simple assembly tasks. But RepRap takes that a step further because, instead of assembling pre-fabricated parts, it creates 3-D objects by printing them — squirting molten plastic in layers — and then building them up as the plastic solidifies. It works on coat hooks, door handles and now it can even make working copies … of itself. » Read more
