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Apple 'Brick' Riddle Resolved

IT Blogwatch is citing one of its own people as saying he has solved the riddle behind Apple's “Brick”. According to the blog posting daily digests of IT sources, there are clues that Apple products' cases are crafted by taking a “brick” of aluminum and carving it using a laser and w...

6 October 2008
06:23 GMT

Flying Mirrors Will Impede the Armageddon

A solution reminding us of the "Armageddon" movie and high-skilled drillers like Bruce Willis would help only as plan B. In fact, scientists are focusing on flying mirrors to save the Earth from a catastrophic asteroid collision. No less than 5,000 mirrors would be necessary to focus a sunlight fascicle on to the ast...

8 October 2007
05:45 GMT

Human Teeth Focusing Light

This is a utopia turned reality: seeing inside opaque materials. Dutch researchers said that by making wavefronts that invert the diffusion of light, they can focus coherent light through opaque scattering materials. This could significantly improve spectroscopy in scattering media and metamaterials. "Light propagati...

21 August 2007
06:52 GMT

Romantic Beam Nightlight Glows in Your Living Room!

Just imagine drinking a good wine in your living room while your stylish furniture glows and reveals sexy photos of you. Now, that should be a nice view for the first date.In fact, this is possible with the new BEAM nightlight. This unique kind of furniture is part-lamp, part-photo frame. A long silver case uses 40 l...

10 July 2007
03:13 GMT

World's First Free Electron Laser That Produces X-rays

The free electron laser has almost the same properties as the optical type, meaning the coherent beam of electron radiation, but uses different operating principles to create the beam. Unlike gas, liquid, or solid-state laser applications, such as diode lasers, which rely on bound atomic or molecular states, Free el...

26 June 2007
04:21 GMT

Carving on the Nanoscale Using Electron Beams

Rock carving, created by removing parts of a rock surface, are found worldwide and are often (but not always) associated with prehistoric peoples. They are some of the first forms of art and precursors of technology and writing systems.Modern day nanoscopic carvings are an expression of the most modern technologies ...

19 June 2007
05:55 GMT

How to Make Transparent X-rays

What is electromagnetically induced transparency? It's a coherent optical nonlinearity which renders a medium transparent over a narrow spectral range within an absorption line. Extreme dispersion is also created within this transparency "window" which leads to "slow light."Now, a team of scientists, made up of...

7 June 2007
05:55 GMT

Playing Tennis with X-ray Laser Pulses

What happens when you throw a golf ball at a locomotive speeding toward you? The ball will bounce off it and come flying back at you with tremendous energy, just before you get run over. This is what scientists are trying to study with a new generation of x-ray lasers.Scientists developed a new method of producing i...

6 June 2007
02:52 GMT

Superheavy Element "Ununbium" Actually Has Ordinary Chemistry

Ununbium (Uub) is the 112th element of the periodic table, often alternatively called eka-mercury and a systematic temporary element, part of the superheavy elements called transactinides.Usually, researchers have a hard time catching the slightest glimpse of the superheavy elements at the far edge of the periodic ...

4 May 2007
09:29 GMT


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