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    Magnetospheric Audio
    Rustee
    by Rustee  7-2-2008    1
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    Believing Global Warming
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    by Rustee  7-2-2008    33
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    How Anti-Matter Propulsion Works
    Rustee
    by Rustee  5-22-2008   
     It's not rocket science...at least rockets as we know them. :) So, why haven't we built a matter-antimatter reaction engine? The problem with developing antimatter propulsion is that there is a lack of antimatter existing in the universe. For now, we will have to create our own antimatter. Luckily, there is technology available to create antimatter through the use of high-energy particle colliders, also called "atom smashers." But these high-energy particle accelerators only produce one or two picograms of antiprotons each year. A picogram is a trillionth of a gram. It states that anti-matter propulsion is the most energy efficient propulsion. I suspect that will be true as long as the process of making the anti-matter is itself efficient enough to make it feasible.
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    Listen to the Aurora
    Rustee
    by Rustee  5-20-2008   
     Lots of samples at the source.
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    Scientific Literacy
    Rustee
    by Rustee  4-16-2008   
      And that's what science really stands to give them. That's the reason you and I are drawn to science. And I can see no reason to offer them anything less.
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    Science, Technology, & Engineering - What They Mean
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    by Rustee  4-1-2008   
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    Medicine Rock
    Rustee
    by Rustee  3-20-2008   
      After a year of effort, though, they finally arrived in Louisiana. The men turned down several offers for the meteorite and shipped it to New York, where a chemist found that it was made not of platinum, but of iron. The explorers didn't profit from the meteorite, which was named the Texas Iron. But their foray prompted Spain to step up its patrols. And the meteorite was one of the first to receive extensive scientific review. Today, it's on display at the Peabody Museum at Yale University.
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    Surprisingly hot phenomenon
    amgumen
    by amgumen  1-11-2008   
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    The Deniers
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    by Rustee  12-22-2007   
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    Fallacies about Global Warming
    davboz
    by davboz   12-16-2007   
     1 - Scientists have accurate historical temperature data 2 - Temperature trends are meaningful and can be extrapolated 3 - The accuracy of climate models can be determined from their output 4 - The consensus among scientists is decisive (or even important) 5 - The dominance of scientific papers on a certain subject establishes a truth 6 - Peer-reviewed papers are true and accurate 7 - The IPCC is a reliable authority and its reports are both correct and widely endorsed by all scientists 8 - It has been proven that human emissions of carbon dioxide have caused global warming
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    Texas Critter Pics
    Rustee
    by Rustee  10-28-2007    2
     A small sampling of insects around here.
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    New Lunar Orbital Pic
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    by Rustee  10-26-2007    1
     Looking down 500 miles above the moon.
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    New Cure for Bruises?
    Rustee
    by Rustee  9-25-2007   
     Could very well turn out to be insightful. I just wouldn't want to be the test subject for further clinical studies.
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