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Microwaves and Hurricanes
Russian scientists developed a technique, which allows studying the way hurricanes move and finding out the amount of heat and moisture they carry to mid-latitudes and mid-high latitudes from tropics. The technique is based upon data of Earth’s satellite monitoring in the microwave range.
- russianscience's blog
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God Theory
Meaning to life would be simple…
It is a chase, after creating this artifical universe in our universe. We have a chance to recreate the big bang our self’s and watch it in front of ours eyes.
- zankavtaskin's blog
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Word Play with Mathematica
Here in Champaign-Urbana, where Roger Ebert was raised, I took notice when Disney announced the end of its long relationship with Ebert & Roeper. Disney also announced the replacement critics, Lyons & Mankiewicz. Was there something intentional in that?
- zero618e's blog
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Watch this space for full book reviews
I tagged this with every category since I review books in all realms of science.
Though I plan to maintain my Science Shelf archive of book reviews, I will now also publish the reviews on Science Blog.
- Fred Bortz's blog
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Computer models to provide military with better intelligence
Adversaries the U.S. currently faces in Iraq rely on surprise and apparent randomness to compensate for their lack of organization, technology and firepower. If one could find some method to their madness, however, the asymmetric threat could be made significantly less serious, according to scientists at The University of Alabama in Huntsville.
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Encourage your candidate to participate in ScienceDebate2008
Now that the primaries have narrowed the number of viable major-party presidential candidates to three, ScienceDebate2008 promises to give each of them an opportunity to address an issue that is not strictly partisan: science and technology policy and what it means for the future of our nation and the world.
- Fred Bortz's blog
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How to prove the theorem of Gaussian adaptation
Because the Gaussian distribution is the exponential of squared parameters, the proof of its theorem for adaptation is a rather simple matter, which should be understandable at the high school level. Because the theorem is valid for all Gaussians and all regions of acceptability (even probability functions) it is in principle sufficient to see the proof for a Gaussian with variance = 1 in a single parameter. The proof is easily extended to an arbitrary number of parameters.
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Morgellons is a "bad" reaction
Does Michael Crichton wear a tin hat?
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Is Morgellons Grey Goo? See Proof
Will Kaiser/CDC admit we are infected with this? How will they react in the litterbox?
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Morgellons Makes Front Page!
CDC produces Media Alert - Morgellons
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