Physicists

Science (02 Apr, 2007)
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".

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//9 Oct 04, 2009 04:08 AM | posted by: krishna jaiswal

thanks for the inforformation

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//8 Jun 06, 2009 06:15 PM | posted by: Laarni

Maybe, you can use theconcept of index of refraction where two materials should have the same index of refraction so there will be no bending of light.

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//7 Feb 12, 2008 01:39 PM | posted by: me again me

@ sakthi
Hey, as a science student, would you probably like to MAKE A REASEARCH OF YOUR OWN and not wait for someone to send all the info t your mail, ha?

Science (06 Aug, 2007)
Levitation Possible in Real World

British scientists claim they've discovered the levitation to be applied in the nano-technology and micro-electromechanical systems ...
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//1 Oct 20, 2009 10:15 AM | posted by: vc

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Technology (21 Jul, 2008)
Intel Marks its 40th Anniversary

World's most famous chip maker celebrates its 40th birthday. Gordon Moore and Robert Noyce were the two physicists that set up the company back in 1968. The term Intel derives from "Integrated Electronics". ...
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Science (18 Aug, 2008)
Faster than the Speed of Light

Gerald Cleaver (Associate Professor in the Department of Physics at Baylor University) and Richard Obousy (graduate student) are the names of the two physicists that are currently working on a new scheme to move faster than the speed of light. ...
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//1 May 03, 2009 11:39 AM | posted by: Rushil

There are many things that are faster than the speed of light. For example a supernova, an exploding star can travel a lot faster than the speed of light. HTe expansion of the universe is millions times faster than the speed of light.

Science (26 Sep, 2008)
Invisibility Vs Waves and the Void Vs Copernicus

Instead of creating stronger ocean-based constructions that would resist tsunamis, scientists proposed an easier solution - what if the structures disappeared. ...
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//2 Jan 31, 2009 10:43 AM | posted by: snsuresh [InfoTOT]

no idea

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//1 Oct 10, 2008 02:26 AM | posted by: she

wala nababg mas latest?

Science (18 Nov, 2008)
Scientist Made Droplets Dance

Scientists from the University of Liege, Belgium, are able to make droplets dance, float and bounce on top of a surface, thus keeping tiny amounts of fluid free of contamination and ready for testing. ...
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//1 Nov 21, 2008 06:14 AM | posted by: Fitzgerald

I have seen videos on youtube, where people do things like this.