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By Yoko Kubota TOKYO (Reuters) - The operator of the stricken Japanese nuclear power plant said on Friday that more radioactive water could begin spilling into the sea later this month if there is a glitch in setting up a new decontamination system. [More]
Read More »10 Top Illusions (preview)
A Japanese miner climbs onto the stage, his helmet light bobbing and a pickax slung over his shoulder.
Read More »A Paper-Thin Illusion: Make Your Own Magnetlike Slopes [Slide Show]
With a few supplies and some careful cutting and pasting, you can build the gravity-defying structure that won the 2010 Best Illusion of the Year Contest . Created by Japanese mathematical engineer Kokichi Sugihara, the magnetlike slopes illusion is cleverly designed to make marbles roll "uphill." It's a trick of perspective: The slopes actually tilt downward, but they are supported by leaning columns that look straight when viewed from a specific vantage point. Sugihara discovered the illusion accidentally while feeding 3-D line drawings of "impossible" objects into a computer program designed to interpret them as solid structures
Read More »5 Steps To Designing The Ultimate Lunch Box
SKETCH PAD Black + Blum offers the grown-up answer to the lunch box.
Read More »Why Intel Tapped Two Quirky Chinese Wedding Photogs For Its Latest Ad Campaign
Kitty and Lala are Chinese photographers and bloggers introducing playful, modern angles into fuddy-duddy Chinese wedding photos. Now they're part of Intel 's global campaign to promo its new-gen Core 2 CPUs
Read More »Giving Himself Room to Roam
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Read More »Hot Apple Rumor Of The Day: An ARM A5-Powered MacBook
There are whispers from a pretty reliable source that the House of Jobs is testing a MacBook computer powered by one of its own ARM A5 chips, straight from an iPad. It may be the Mac of the future.
Read More »How to Name Your Company
Though some experts would argue that a company name doesn't affect the success of a business, there is a thing or two that small businesses can learn from the corporate giants that have turned their names into high-profile brands. When it came to finding a simple company name, the Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company had its hands full.
Read More »Q+A-What’s going on at Japan’s damaged nuclear power plant?
TOKYO, May 25 (Reuters) - Japanese engineers are trying togain control of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant, 240 [More]
Read More »New superconductive properties discovered in old sandwich material
(PhysOrg.com) -- Japanese researchers, led by Masashi Kawasaki, have discovered that a previously known kind of double layered material created using electrostatic doping can be used as a superconductor.
Read More »Six Degrees Of Inspiration
Whom do bold thinkers look to for inspiration?
Read More »Japan nuclear evacuees face stark reality, unsure future
By Shinichi Saoshiro KAWAUCHI, May 10 (Reuters) - Residents of a Japanese village [More]
Read More »Japan to Shut Nuclear Plant on Quake Fears
By Chikako Mogi and Risa Maeda NAGOYA/TOKYO, Japan (Reuters) - Japanese power firm Chubu Electric Monday agreed to shut a nuclear plant until it can be better defended against the type of massive tsunami that in March triggered the worst atomic crisis in 25 years. [More]
Read More »With Tsunami Images Still Fresh And Terrifying, Research Ramps Up In U.S. Labs
With images of the Japan earthquake and tsunami fresh in the minds of coastal dwellers everywhere, tsunami science is getting a fresh infusion of interest, and cash, in the U.S. From giant wave basins in Oregon to current-speed detectors in California, the U.S. is expanding its tsunami research, especially in the Pacific Northwest states that researchers say face grave risk of big-wave destruction
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