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Heralded as a revolution by people who need glasses to read, laser eye surgery can eternally change your vision by reshaping the cornea. After a hinged flap is cut a portion of the cornea is revealed and exposed to laser pulses that vaporise the cornea and correct the shape permanently.
Preventing Brain Damage After a Brain Insult
- By Robert Webb
- Published Yesterday
- Science
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Scientists have had success in reducing brain damage after a brain insult by using a polymer called polyethylene glycol.
The End Of The Dinosaurs
- By Patrick Omari
- Published Yesterday
- Science
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An article detailing the era in which the dinosaurs lived, and how they met their end.
Is It Possible for Strata Layers to Form Quickly?
- By Russ Miller
- Published Yesterday
- Science
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The 1980 eruption of Mount Saint Helens provided an incredible study opportunity for scientists, but what they discovered was a most unexpected shock to many of them.
A Special Kind of Pheromone
- By Sai Vallejos
- Published Wednesday 3rd 2008
- Science
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This article describes a discovery of a new phermone and its effects.
US Military Creating an Artificial Intelligence
- By Robert Webb
- Published Wednesday 3rd 2008
- Science
- Unrated
DARPA is creating a cat level artificial intelligence in a neuromorphic chip
A Few Important Facts About International Video Standards Conversion
- By Anna Woodward
- Published Wednesday 3rd 2008
- Science
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International video standards conversion presents a larger challenge to international viewing than does region coding.
The First Life On Land
- By Patrick Omari
- Published Wednesday 3rd 2008
- Science
- Unrated
Once life had evolved in the oceans, how did it make it onto land, and what was that life like? Find out about the first land dwelling creatures in this article.
How Do Diamonds Prove Our Planet Is Young, and Not Billions of Years Old?
- By Russ Miller
- Published Tuesday 2nd 2008
- Science
- Unrated
Recent Carbon-14 tests on diamonds from various parts of the world reveal these diamonds contain Carbon-14, which is proof that diamonds are not hundreds of millions of years old as previously claimed.
Non-Invasive Brain Stimulation with tDCS
- By Robert Webb
- Published Monday 1st 2008
- Science
- Unrated
Brain stimulation using transcranial direct current stimulation.
A Mini Telescope Buyers Guide On How To Buy A Telescope
- By Koz Huseyin
- Published Sunday 31st 2008
- Science
- Unrated
Are you interested in astronomy? Wouldn't it be great, to really see, what all those shinning points of light are, in the night sky? Well, you can with a telescope, but how to buy a telescope? What do you need to get started in astronomy, and wouldn't it be great to have it all in an easy telescope buying guide, such as this article?
Is There Evidence That Carbon-14 Dating Proves a Young Earth?
- By Russ Miller
- Published Sunday 31st 2008
- Science
- Unrated
Open-minded examination of scientific facts reveals that Carbon Dating supports the biblical account that the earth was judged by a global flood in the recent past.
What Was Early Earth Like?
- By Patrick Omari
- Published Saturday 30th 2008
- Science
- Unrated
What were the first life forms, and how did they come into being? Find out in this article, as well as how life developed over its first billion years.
How Did The Solar System Begin?
- By Patrick Omari
- Published Friday 29th 2008
- Science
- Unrated
An article looking at how the solar system was formed and how Earth became hospitable for life.
Is Carbon Dating Reliable?
- By Russ Miller
- Published Friday 29th 2008
- Science
- Unrated
Carbon Dating methods are subjected to the scrunity of established scientific facts.
Best Places To Buy Telescopes - Online Or Offline?
- By Koz Huseyin
- Published Thursday 28th 2008
- Science
- Unrated
The internet has allowed us easier access to products which weren't easy to find before. Finding a telescope to buy need not be difficult. But is the internet the place to offer the best places to buy telescopes?
The Big Bang And The Start Of The Universe
- By Patrick Omari
- Published Thursday 28th 2008
- Science
- Unrated
Ever wondered how it all started? This article explains what is currently understood about the Big Bang and how everything came to be.
Pest Control with Phermones
- By Sai Vallejos
- Published Thursday 28th 2008
- Science
- Unrated
This article describes other applications of phermones
Do Today's Telescopes Outperform Galileo's Telescope?
- By Koz Huseyin
- Published Wednesday 27th 2008
- Science
- Unrated
Since the internet has created easy access to even a hobby such as practical astronomy, we have easy access to telescopes. Even some toy stores sell telescopes. The question comes to mind - do all these telescopes outperform Galileo's telescope. Join me as we take a look.
How Do Telescopes Help Scientists?
- By Koz Huseyin
- Published Wednesday 27th 2008
- Science
- Unrated
Astronomy is one of the oldest of sciences. Since the dawn of time, men and woman have looked up at the heavens for answers. So, how does a telescope help scientists today? In this article, we will look at how does telescopes help scientists.