For more than 70 years Scientists have been perplexed because galaxy clusters have too much gravity to be explained by the amount of visible matter alone. Something strange and unseen must be causing the gravity; otherwise they should have flown apart by now. This traditional explanation is that a form of dark invisible matter makes […]
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Posted in Images, Links, News, technology on Feb 26th, 2008
Searches web, images, video, audio, news and blogs, the Peek search engine has a cool, useful, unique AJAX feature that lets users save useful results to a handy list at the right hand side. They can delete them from the list too. It works without registering as its all stored in cookies.
The search engine has […]
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Posted in Images, News, Science, technology on Feb 19th, 2008
Time travel has always captivated the hearts and minds of people everywhere, and given the chance, few would turn down the opportunity to rewind their life and alter some detail. A group of Russian scientists now claim that time travel could be closer than ever before. They plan to utilize CERN’s Large Hadron Collider (LHC) […]
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If current research trends are reliable indicators, wearable electronics are becoming the next big statement in the realm of fashion. Not only will fabrics feature integrated gadgets, but the device may soon become the fabric itself. Much like technology, fashion quickly becomes dated and obsolete, fading from public interest. When people encounter bizarre new forms […]
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Posted in Images, Photography, Society, Travel, World on Feb 13th, 2008
Machu Picchu is an ancient Incan city, shrouded in the mountains of Peru. It was not discovered until 1911 when Hiram Bingham, an American explorer who was in fact looking for The Lost City of Gold, stumbled upon the ruins. However, what many might not know is that people had actually been living in the […]
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