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By Quirin Schiermeier of Nature magazine The tsunami that crippled Japan's Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant almost a year ago was as formidable as initial estimates suggested, according to the first scientific assessment of its impact on the locale. Surveys along 2,000 kilometers of coast have already generated the largest tsunami data set in the world. [More]
Read More »Superluminal Neutrino Result Caused by Faulty Connection?
A data transmission problem? (Wikipedia/BigRiz) Although still awaiting full confirmation, a breaking news report in Science (and Nature , see below) indicates that the measurement of an apparently faster-than-light travel time for muon-neutrinos generated at CERN and detected at the Gran Sasso laboratory – which hit the world headlines back in September 2011 – may have been due to a problematic physical connection between a fiber-optic cable and an electronics card in a computer.
Read More »Is world’s shortest man this 22-inch-tall Nepalese 72-year-old?
Guinness World Records says Filipino Junrey Balawing is the world's shortest man, at 23.5 inches tall - meet 22-inch-tall Chandra Bahadur Dangi from Nepal
Read More »Content Marketing: Tips for a No-Fail Strategy
Don't just publish a blog willy nilly. Plan, set goals, and--most importantly--know what you're getting into
Read More »Is the Keystone Pipeline a Shortcut to Catastrophic Climate Change?
“Game over” for climate change . So opines NASA climatologist Jim Hansen when it comes to the development of the Canadian tar sands.
Read More »Physicists develop theoretical framework for interpreting results of subatomic-particle collisions
Accelerating subatomic particles to almost the speed of light and then crashing them together reveals much about the nature of the matter.
Read More »Misery among heroin addicts in Afghanistan
Ninety percent of the world's opium originates in Afghanistan's poppy fields -- much of it is turned into heroin
Read More »Misery among heroin addicts in Afghanistan
Ninety percent of the world's opium originates in Afghanistan's poppy fields -- much of it is turned into heroin
Read More »What Motivates Young Entrepreneurs Now?
A new study reveals that young entrepreneurs are driven by rule-breaking, thinking outside the box, and friendship. Today's young entrepreneurs are motivated to start companies because they hate authority and want to break all the rules, according to a recent study of 250 business owners between the ages of 18 and 22 years old.
Read More »NextLot: $1 Billion in Auction Sales Online
Founder Scott Finkelstein is expanding NextLot, this week's Inc. 5000 applicant of the week, for the next generation of Web users. As we process applications for the 2012 Inc
Read More »Become More Optimistic: 6 Smart Tricks
To acquire a more positive attitude, all you really need is a more powerful vocabulary. Try these linguistic shifts.
Read More »What Does A Coup In The Maldives Mean For Climate Change?
“Kyoto divided the world…between rich and poor, developed and developing…our task now is to unite the world behind the shared vision of low carbon growth. The Maldives is trying to lead the way.” [More]
Read More »Are You Sabotaging Your Own Career?
Several of us were talking this morning about the frustrations of waiting for someone to do their job. I see it time and time again yet still find it surprising that some people just don’t realize how damaging some actions can be to a career, a reputation, and a personal brand within your industry
Read More »Vosges Unwraps Chocolate’s Wild Side
With Valentine's Day just around the corner, chocolate lovers across the land are anticipating heart-shaped boxes of Russell Stover, Godiva, or See's chocolates. But those whose tastes run a bit more to the wild side are really in luck. There's a delicious new world of innovative, artisanal chocolates out there creating new tastes, experiences, and sensory perceptions.
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