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… promise for nearly every industry ranging from architecture and design to movies and entertainment, but the real industry to gain from this technology is science in general. The money that can be saved examining the probability of experiments in…

… and Religion have been long time enemies to each other as they may seem to the world. For centuries, they have remained noble but arrogant, both stood firm on their own grounds, neither wanted to give way. For many scientists, they are afraid…

… renewable source of electricity, accounting for 6% of worldwide energy supply or about 15% of the world's electricity. However, in some countries, hydro-electric power is a lot more common, for example, in Canada, where HEP supplies 60% of the electricit…

… is in short, creating a sequence of instructions that enable the computer to do something. Computer programming has come a long way since it was first introduced in 1945. 'Short Code' was the first programming language for electronic devices. It required…

… Franklin Cantrell Earth & Space Science For centuries man has looked up at the sky in wonder. Primitive man drew pictures of stars on stones and walls. One of the first theories about the stars…

… after the much earlier name Curtis JN-4 Canuck trainer of the First World War. The name was never really accepted for the jet aircraft and the crews more often referred to the type as the 'Clunk' or the 'Lead Sled'. The CF 100 was the RCAF's second…

… death penalty case involves three men charged with operating a multi-million dollar drug ring linked to four murders. The men involved are Carlos Ivan Llera -Plaza, Wilfredo Martinez Acosta and Victor Rodriguez. These three men sit before U.S.…

… in investigations and account of how to perform a successful experiment. The term reliability refers to the consistency with which we can confirm the result. The need for accuracy of data should influence the choice of equipment for conducting…

… with building things out of atoms and molecules. The idea first came about in 1959, when Richard Feynman, a physicist, stated in a lecture that: "The principles of physics, as far as I can see, do not speak against the possibility of maneuvering things…