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Invisibility is now one step closer |
...Using the nanotechnology scientists were able to make a significant step towards inventing an "optical cloaking", which represents a device able to make objects invisible. The device guides light around anything that is placed withing the so-called "cloak".
The engineers at Purdue University have followed mathematical guidelines that were devised last year by the UK physicists to create a theoretical design, which in i... |
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The most important inventions and discoveries of the humanity |
...the invention of (John Bardeen and colleagues in 1948);
- fourth invention was declared the glass processing (circa 2200 B.C in South-Western Iran);
- fifth discovery was named the invention of the optical microscope in the 17th century;
- invention of concrete by John Smeaton was placed on the sixth place among the inventions;
- the seventh invention in the list was given to the steel processing, found about year 300... |
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Blu-ray is Being Adopted Much Faster Than DVD 11 Years Ago |
...ready by far exceeded the volume at the start of the DVD eleven years ago with 17 machines," commented Stefan Baustert, the Chief Financial Officer of Singulus Technologies.
The German producer of optical disk equipment and world's only provider of such services as mastering, molding and replication states that there were additional orders of Blu-ray dual-player machines in this year's first quarter and that for the fi... |
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Scientists Create World's Fastest SuperComputer |
...Built from computer chips used in popular video game PlayStation 3 and 12,960 cell engines, it can boast 80 terabytes of memory. The interconnecting system takes 6,000 square feet, having 57 miles of fiber optics and weighs 500,000 pounds.
The supercomputer will be used for nuclear weapons research, but will have a numerous applications in medicine and science, engineering and other fields. It has a great potential to ... |
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Pioneer Presents Its 400GB Optical Disc |
... Tokyo-based multinational corporation that deals with digital entertainment products, Pioneer, claims to create world's first optical disc with 16 layers. The company's officials did not reveal any details regarding the format of the medium, but they said that each data layer features the same capacity as a Blu-ray disk.
Having 16 layers, each with a capacity of 25 GB, means that the disk can store information on a 4... |
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New Technologies Show the Complex Structure of the Brain |
...'s connectivity.
In the field of medicine, specialists are starting to use the new technology in order to observe the brain before such surgeries as tumor removal. They map the brain to avoid vital fiber tracts.
Together with other researchers, Wedeen used the diffusion imaging for a clearer understanding of the structures that lie beneath human's ability to see, speak and remember. Besides, researches look forward to... |
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Scientists One Step Closer to Creating Invisibility Material |
... or other waves that strike the object, resembling water that flows around a smooth rock in a river. Meta-materials represent fusion of metal and circuit board materials, including ceramic, Teflon or fiber combination. These materials are developed to curve visible light is a special way. Researchers have the goal of using the materials to arc light around objects so they don't produce reflections or shadows.
The techno... |
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Top 3 Main Battle Tanks and Fighting Aircrafts of the World's Most Powerful Nations |
... battle tank are specified below:
-Diesel-electric propulsion
-135mm gun
-360° sensors and ECM and network-capability
-pro-active electric reactive armor
-Weight: over 55 tons
-ceramics-n-fiber armor, which would replace the usual steel armor
-virtual reality for the driver and gunner
-2 crew members will man the tank
-autoloader for 3 different types of ammo.
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