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Common Sense Evolution Of The Universe

"dark energy may be vacuum"?
Why does "vacuum energy" need be conscripted to explain expansion?

The suspension of disbelief and other impossibilities in Deja Vu.

The really Bad Science and total lack of forethought behind Deja Vu.

And the Galaxy Said, Let There Be Light

And the Galaxy Said, Let There Be Light

By Katherine Unger
ScienceNOW Daily News
13 January 2006

WASHINGTON, DC--In the universe's early days, there wasn't much to see. In fact, there was nothing to see--it was too hot for light to shine. So how did light first appear in the infant universe? A glimpse of radiation leaking out of a small galaxy 281 million light years from Earth has given astronomers a clue.

Mixed metals not so mixed up at the nano-level

Mixed metals not so mixed up at the nano-level


ALTERNATING LAYERS – Scientists have seen for the first time metal atoms near the surface of a liquid alloy arrange themselves in alternating layers one atom thick. (Download hi-rez image.)

Tsunami as transportation model

I have a dream that one day.
The tsunami effect to move a load. Imagine a tube or a corridor on a large scale, example Lille Paris, on the same level (yes that it is one of the constraints) filled has half of water.

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Collection of useful words' abbreviation

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Books for the World Year of Physics 2005

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