How A Light Bulb Works and Other Interesting Tidbits

Light Bulb ScienceEver wonder how a light bulb works? I mean it seems easy, you flick a switch and "bam" there is light! While not much more complicated than that, there is a little science involved.To understand how a light works you need to understand certain terms including voltage, watt... Read More

Veterinary Hematology 101; 2005 Abstract

Veterinary Hematology is more than just blood cells. Blood, highly functional and truly definitive, does much more than provide for the transport of cellular metabolites and waste products. Blood is made up of four major components: Plasma, Red Blood Cells, White Blood Cells, and Platelets.Each component possesses its own diagnostic... Read More

Mini UAV and MAV Power Plants

A set up of harnessed Lithium Polymer Cells can be the answer to mini-UAVs. When we compare the voltage output and capacity of wire harness systems and compare the weight of LiPoly cells to NiCd or NiMH cells you can achieve extremely better results than the average fuel and output... Read More

Ceramic Coatings Inside Plastic Water Bottles?

A new report claims Water in plastic bottles could pose a problem, and of course why wouldn't it? This is a much debated topic indeed, so please read.http://www.wwdmag.com/WWD/index.cfm?fuseac...newsItemID=7442Plastic water bottles are made to decay faster than other plastics so they do not pose too much of a problem in the... Read More

Laser Attack, EA, Scalar Attack on Composite Manufactured Vehicles

More and more future fighting vehicles introduced at the Military Trade Shows in Pakistan, China, Israel seem to contain composite material as integral components to save weight. This composite material is lightweight and has many advantages to the high cost of exotic alloy. Composite is also free from the corrosive... Read More

Moon Rover Robotic Concept; Planetary Exploration

I propose a beach ball hopping robotic planetary explorer, which could work in swarms, instead of a larger rover, which might be stuck in the lunar dust or red sands of Mars. One interesting concept is in a white paper by Paolo Fiorini entitled; "A Hopping Robot for Planetary Exploration"... Read More

Hibernating Humans for Space Flight

Can we hibernate humans using hydrogen sulfide gas for long-term space flight? The answer is most likely; "YES". Scientists have successfully hibernated mice spontaneously using hydrogen sulfide gas. The next step for let's say NASA using this data would be to take some mice up on the next space shuttle... Read More

The Joy of Recycling

I have always been an advocate of recycling. Even though I am not always convinced of its financial viability, I am thoroughly convinced of its value as a means of increasing public awareness of the cost of our consumerism. In the 20+ years I have been in the organizing profession,... Read More

What are GE and GMO Crops?

Genetically Engineered Organisms and Genetically Modified Organisms, with Monsanto Corporation in the forefront of development. GE crops, including cotton seeds, have genetically modified properties with built-in resistance to herbicides and insects (Bt cotton), and are also called Frankencotton.Another mutant called terminator seeds, are sterile and force farmers to buy seed... Read More

Brain Waves Activating to the Tune of a Different Drummer?

Well, here is a most interesting thought. There are many who have heart murmurs from birth and many with heart murmurs, which are not negative from a health standpoint.So in that set of thoughts, and knowing that the heart beat of the body effects the brain waves and frequencies. If... Read More

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How A Light Bulb Works and Other Interesting Tidbits

Light Bulb ScienceEver wonder how a light bulb works? I... Read More

The Impact of Efficient Epistemologies on Algorithms

In recent years, much research has been devoted to the... Read More

Aerospace Design Thoughts, The Bionic Man, and The Future of Design

Not all aircraft have wings, for instance NASA's Steve Austin... Read More

Methods of Improving Boiler Efficiency

With the rising cost of fuel prices, industries that use... Read More

The History and Achievements of the Hubble Telescope

The Hubble Telescope is famous worldwide for its amazing images... Read More

Can Rain Makers Really Make Rain?

Whenever there's a drought, someone will come up with the... Read More

TSUNAMI The Next Big Wave:The Grandaddy of Them All

A few days ago on Melbourne's 60 Minutes, renowned scientist... Read More

Issues with Aerial Fire Fighting

A few years ago I visited the Wyoming Contractor, which... Read More

Free Energy from Space

Tesla was always looking for a way to harvest electromagnetic... Read More

Social Robotic Bees to Prevent Killer Bee Attacks on Cities

We need to design tiny robotic bees, which can mimic... Read More

Mystical Physicists

INSPIRATIONAL COMMENTS:"There is a principle which is a bar against... Read More

Micro Blimps Cleaning the Air in Buildings to Eliminate Anthrax spores

Presently mini-blimps are being deployed in government leadership buildings as... Read More

The Future Enhancements of Tele-Robotics

Today we have already available UAVs, which will soon have... Read More

Enemy UAV Defense is under consideration

Unmanned Aerial Vehicles should be shot down from the air... Read More

Is Thought Evident in Plants?

Who would have thought that a plant could be a... Read More

Mississippi River Mouth Debris Jetting Using Acoustic Transducers

The Mighty Mississippi is backing up and causing flooding issues... Read More

Rodent Populations are Half within 3 miles of a Railroad Track

About a month ago, I was helping a friend collect... Read More

MAVs, UAVs, and Insect Flight Characteristics

MAVs and UAVs and Insect Flight Characteristics seem to have... Read More

Humans and Bees Go Back a Long Way

The ancient history of of man and bees has been... Read More

Active Aerial Minefields

Is it possible to build an active aerial minefield to... Read More

Randomness Versus Predetermination

Science is inherently a series of experiments within closed systems.... Read More

RFID Sensors to Protect Water Supplies

Recently the US Military has developed a special set of... Read More

June 2005: Weather Forecasts for Vacationers

If Johannes Kepler, the renowned 17th century astronomer and discoverer... Read More

A Tuned Bio-Field and a New Definition of Consciousness: Part 2

Love, pure Love, is the feeling one has when they... Read More

Three Types of Telescopes - What are the Advantages

Refractors, Newtonian reflectors and Catadioptrics are the three main types... Read More

Reverse Osmosis and Deionized Water Filtration

Let's face it if you are in a business needing... Read More

The Bill Clinton Neuron And The Sweat Neuron

In the world of science, there is excited speculation about... Read More

Locusts To Help Make Energy From Bio Waste, part IV

We are in a Plague year 2004-2005 where the locusts... Read More

Tactile Pressure Sensors for Future Robotics

Scientists and Robotic Researchers are attempting to design human type... Read More

Locusts To Help Make Energy From Bio Waste, part III

If we bring the locusts to a feasting area of... Read More

The Wages of Science

In the United States, Congress approved, last month, increases in... Read More

We Have Come Along Way in Our Exploitation of Transportation

We sure have come along way since the horse and... Read More

Paternity Testing Regulation: Help or Hindrance?

IntroductionThe internet has opened up opportunities for many DNA laboratories... Read More