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Scientists Reference of First Global Earthquake Hazard Map
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It took more than 500 scientists and seven years of research, but the first global earthquake hazard map is now complete. How come it took seven whole years? Well, for starters, the scientists had to contend with forces much greater than earthquakes. Try politics.
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Lesson Plans :Bubbleology
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CONCEPT
The Scientific Process. This integrated module will use bubbles to investigate
physics and chemistry topics including the optics and chemistry of thin films
as well as applications in biology and measurement.
OBJECTIVES
Students will exhibit an ability to apply the steps of the scientific method, use
various scientific process skills, and understand the relationships that exist
among scientific disciplines and math/science. [...]
Science Experment : Heat vs Color
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Hypothesis / Questions: Black objects absorb more ( and radiate less) -heat than a white objects.
Here is an example:
“A black car will heat up faster in the sun than a white car will. It will also lose its heat faster in the winter.”
Read on if you’d like some details on [...]
Science Fair Project: Static Balloons Experiment
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Objective
To learn about static electricity.
Materials
Two balloons, Tape, Two four-foot strings, and a Piece of dry wool cloth.
Procedure
Inflate the two large balloons and tie them to the ends of the strings. Hang these two balloons from the ceiling with a piece of tape. Adjust the length of the strings [...]
Science Project: Water Experiment
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Objective
To learn about the characteristics of water.
Materials
Clear glass, and paper clips.
Procedure
Fill the glass with water until it is completely full. At this point you can predict, or guess, how many paper clips you will be able to put into the glass until the water over flows. Start placing the [...]
Magnetism
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Introduction/Purpose: I wanted to know if I could make magnetism.
Hypothesis/Questions: Is it possible to create magnetism using man-made materials? If iron-bearing metal is subject to an electric current, then magnetism will be produced.
Materials: a 6-volt battery, 10 feet of wire, a metal rod, a switch, and paper clips
Procedure: I went to Home [...]
“Antimatter optics’ could make objects invisible
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The magnets of accelerators of the future will he Bi
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The availability of magnets superconducting strongest interest to industrial and doctors but particle physicists. The U.S. government has allocated $ 4 million for the development of magnets based on bismuth, capable of intensity of magnetic fields at least twice those of the LHC.For the operation of particle accelerators like the Tevatron or LHC, it is [...]
A test of loop quantum gravity and superstring with Fermi
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Under some models of gravitational quantum inspired by loop quantum gravity or string theory, the theory of relativity Einstein no longer applies. Some of these models have recently been refuted by recent observations of a surge in short gamma-ray satellite Fermi. An initial report may already be prepared quickly but this is just the beginning. [...]
The AMS detector track the dark matter on board the ISS
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His fate remained for a time uncertain but the Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer (AMS) actually go to space aboard a recent shuttle. His goal, track the antimatter cosmic missing, discovering the nature of dark matter, without any mention of mini black holes .Physics accelerators on Earth has limits and it is a safe bet that for [...]
