Science

LASER Cooling for Semiconductors [Optomechanics]

January 24, 2012 |

Can Energy falling on another kick the former out? Researchers at the Niels Bohr Institute have managed to successfully combine two different worlds: Quantum physics & Nano physics. Semiconductors are… Read more »

World’s Fastest Camera – Trillian FPS [Speed of Light]

December 13, 2011 |

How fast is Fast enough? A Typical dSLR can do 5 shots every second and a high-end sports dslr would capture 25fps in it’s full resolution, enough to do most… Read more »

Beginning of Quantum Computing, Computers

April 18, 2011 |

Quantum physics has been trying to find a faster solution to current generation computers designed using transistors. Quantum computing would perform similar computing of data, but based on mechanical phenomena,… Read more »

Artificial Intelligence Algorithm behind IBM Watson

February 16, 2011 |

AI is everywhere from your robots to search engine that bring back the most appropriate results. But there’s something extraordinary with IBM’s latest Robot/Machine- It can answer just about any… Read more »

How Analog, Digital Gyroscopes Work

January 22, 2011 |

Gyroscopes can be very useful tool because they move in peculiar ways anddefy gravity. Gyroscopes have been around for a century now, and they are now used everywhere from airplanes,… Read more »

NASA builds Moon lander Navigation for Humanoids [GENIE]

July 4, 2010 |

NASA plans to take a humanoid to the moon to do all the stuff that humans cant — Explore the moon surface for several months. Rockets like the one in… Read more »

NASA Discovers 600M Tons of Ice on Moon

March 2, 2010 |

NASA’s space mission accompanied by imagery from India’s Chandrayaan, have found the next frontier on Moon: Tons of Ice. Back in November, last year, they confirmed existence of water, which… Read more »

NASA Robonaut 2 – “Giant Leap in Robotics”

February 4, 2010 |

NASA has come a long way in robotics. They are no building the next level of robots who can actually assist humans in the routine work, primarily in the space…. Read more »

Recycle CO2 to Gasoline, Diesel Fuel

November 29, 2009 |

The Rate of usage of the fossil fuels is sky high. New powerful vehicles, industries have replaced the older ones but the efficiency, overall, has reduced, demand has risen exponentially…. Read more »

Water on the Moon, Pack your bags

November 14, 2009 |

It’s everywhere, it’s on Earth, it’s on moon, soon may be on Mars too. Since we last reported, scientists have found “significant” amounts of water in a crater at the… Read more »

India Confirms Existence of Water on Moon

September 24, 2009 |

The moon has and had water. That’s the conclusion scientists who used data gathered by India’s first lunar mission to determine there may be widespread moisture locked in lunar soils…. Read more »

Human driven Global Warming Alarmingly High, Highest in last 2,000 years

September 5, 2009 |

Humans have done enough evil to the mother nature. Long-term climate records from the Arctic provide strong new evidence that human-caused global warming can override Earth’s natural heating and cooling… Read more »

NASA’s ET Sample Contains Ingredient for Alien Life

August 18, 2009 |

NASA has done significant work within last 2 months over its space research. We’ve seen the results. Now, NASA says that they have identified an amino acid, one of the… Read more »

NASA Opportunity Robot finds an Alien Object

August 3, 2009 |

NASA’s Mars Exploration Rover (MER) Mission is a robotic mission of exploring Mars, that began in 2003 with the sending of two rovers — MER-A Spirit and MER-B Opportunity —… Read more »

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