Impressive Physics Display

From Geeks are Sexy Technology News:

Here's Newton's laws at work for your amusement once again.Warning: Do not, I repeat do not try this at home.For those of you who are not patient, the fun starts at 0:50.

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Why Space Isn't Filled with White Holes

From Technology Review RSS Feeds:

Black holes are among the most exotic of astrophysical objects and consequently one of the most deeply studied. White holes, on the other hand, are largely ignored by astrophysicists. So it's time, therefore, to change the balance with some deeper

Tamsin van Essen's "Contaminated" Ceramics

From Neatorama:

British designer Tamsin van Essen has created ceramic cups that appear to have been colonized by various bacteria. Pictured is streptococcus. No matter how thirsty I was I couldn't be convinced to drink from that vessel . The raw clay for these cups was contamina

NDIR Sensor Calibration

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I am looking for help and information to calibrate a NDIR co2 gas sensor for temperature and pressure compensation using the beers law extension coefficients.I have found some limited information through going through the web.

This is straight through gas cell made in the lab wi

Using a Delay Timer as an Off Delay Timer

I was wondering if some body could tell how you would use an on delay timer as an off delay timer. I know how both timers work, I want to be able to use the on delay timer i have to function like the off delay timer. A circuit diagram would be handy cheers

Mystery Guest?

Just a Monday morning curiosity question, who are the mystery guests? they outnumber us nearly 6 to 1. With 204 people logged in and only 34 with an identity, am I missing something?

What Will Commercial Aircraft Look Like in 2050?

From Fast Company:

Boeing's 747-8 jumbo jet may represent the best of what engineers have to offer now, but Airbus has reached 40 years into future and come back with a design that barely resembles the aircraft of today. The Concept Plane, revealed this week at the U.K's Farnboroug

Needed: Engineers with Vision

An article in Mechanical Engineering by scholar N.J. Slabbert argues that the U.S. has lost its innovative edge, largely because engineers are no longer serving as visionaries for society, as they did in times past. For example, one major public policy arena — the U.S. Senate — counts on

How the Mississippi River Triggers Earthquakes

From Discovery News - Top Stories:

The Mississippi River may be mightier than anyone ever imagined. It may have been behind the baffling 1811-1812 earthquake in the New Madrid Seismic Zone, a region of Earthly unrest where by rights no earthquakes should be found.

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Laying the Grid for the Electric Car

From CNET News.com:

This week GM revealed the price of its Chevy Volt electric car as the automaker looks to draw buyers looking for a more eco-friendly mode of transportation. With just a 40-mile range on a charge from an electric power source for the Volt, and about 100 miles

Cloned Livestock Gain a Foothold in Europe

From NYT > Science:

Many Europeans recoil at the very idea of cloning animals. But a handful of breeders in Switzerland, Britain and possibly other countries have imported semen and embryos from cloned animals or their progeny from the United States, seeking to create more consiste