(PhysOrg.com) -- Among the many intriguing concepts in Einsteins relativity theories is the idea of closed timelike curves (CTCs), which are paths in spacetime that return to their starting points. As such, CTCs offer the possibility of traveling back in time.
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Publisher makes it official: Bristol Palin memoir, "Not Afraid of Life," will hit shelves this summer
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The French fashion house says it is in the process of firing the creative director
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Much of the worlds information is stored in memories consisting of magnetic domains, and researchers continue to develop new domain arrangements to enable smaller and faster such memories.
Read More »The Mulsanne by Bentley
The Mulsanne is a driving experience at the very pinnacle of British motoring, mixing the very best of modern technology and engineering with the unique heritage of the marque. Echoing the signature Bentley design cues of the past, it ...
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The acclaimed p
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Much of the roughly 700-pound weight of the new 5-foot-7-inch-tall Sonus Faber Flagship loudspeaker (www.sonusfaber.com) rests in the huge vibration conveyors at the cabinet’s top and bottom. The considerable mass and clamshell shape of these anodized aluminum blocks trap and collect the energy generated by audio frequency resonance. A vertical ...
Read More »Sport: Tiger Tales
The sun resembles a fiery peach as it rises over the Zambezi River at 6 am. Fish eagles fly overhead and elephants graze on a distant riverbank while I set out by pontoon in search of the legendary tigerfish, one of angling’s greatest prizes.
Read More »Spirits: Dutch Treat
In certain circles, a high price connotes quality, and few sectors of the marketplace have more expertly exploited this peculiar perception than the distilled-spirits industry, which turns out numerous expensive and stylish bottles whose contents make little impression in the glass.
Read More »FrontRunners: Sword Writing
The pen and the sword do not have to be at odds with each other, as evidenced by the S.T.
Read More »Seeing the Light
Photography by David Roemer. Styling by Christopher Campbell.This spring, designers have delivered so many brilliant, white classics that dressing for the weekend is bound to be a leisure pursuit in itself
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Photography by David Roemer.
Read More »Boating: The Princess Tide
LVMH’s impressive stable of luxury brands includes, among others, fashion labels Louis Vuitton and Givenchy; Champagne houses Mo
Read More »Boating: The Princess Tide
LVMH’s impressive stable of luxury brands includes, among others, fashion labels Louis Vuitton and Givenchy; Champagne houses Mo
Read More »The Savoy, a Fairmont Managed Hotel
After nearly three years and more than $300 million, London’s legendary Savoy reopened last October as a Fairmont hotel. Fairmont claims the undertaking was the "most ambitious hotel restoration in London history," but it was not, according to the company, a renovation: Instead of modernizing the Savoy, Fairmont brought the ...
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