Archive for October, 2008

30Oct

(Stormy weather) How To Use A Telescope For Research

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By Ben Needles
 Would you like to do scientific research with your telescope? Do you have a preconception that to do serious research with telescopes needs an astrophysics degree and a telescope costing millions of dollars? Not so, even with a small hobby telescope you too can do great research with your home telescope.
Galileo used a [...]

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28Oct

Computer Simulation of the (storms) Human Population

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By Robert Webb
 The power of computers is advancing at a rapid pace. Eventually, will we have the power to begin computer simulations of whole human populations? What would this mean economically if we were able to run these types of simulations? Could simulations of economic and political policies first be run on a computer before [...]

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28Oct

So You Think You Can Destroy (hurricane storms) Evidence With Fire

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By Rachel Yoshida
 Criminals will go to almost any lengths to cover their tracks when they commit a crime that will send them to jail. Starting a fire deliberately will send them to jail also, but sometimes the act they committed will be worse than a fire. People have been using fire to destroy evidence and [...]

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