A British researcher has developed a new and potentially groundbreaking technique of identifying fingerprints from metal objects, even after they have long since disappeared from, for example, a bullet casing. The method will be tested soon, and, if it proves to work, it could be the key to solving murder cases and o... |
15 January 2009
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Nanotags coating the cartridges used by a vast range of firearms could be made out of a combination of pollen and grit, to make the identification of the person firing the weapon much more accurate, say UK researchers. This way the tag would not only be invisible, but it would also have a unique signature and could b... |
2 August 2008
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As some of you might already know, printer cartridges aren't the most environmental-friendly solutions on the market. In fact, looking at the high number of companies that need to use printers, the overall effect on the environment is rather considerable. However, that might be subject to change, as new developm... |
23 July 2008
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1.The 90-350 pellets of a cartridge leave the gun pipe with a speed of about 240 m (800 ft) per second, stringing at a distance of 30-35 m (100-118 ft) from the gun on a length of 3.2 m (11 ft). 2.The time period between the passing of the first and the last pellet of a shot, at a distance of 30 m (100 ft) from the g... |
7 January 2008
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Advance Wars, the award-winning turn-based strategy game, makes its debut on the Nintendo DS. Players lead their new Commanding Officers to fend off the Black Hole Army’s latest invasion. With massive battles that sweep across both of the DS screens, Advance Wars: Dual Strike will change the face of hand-held warfare... |
28 November 2007
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