Archive for May, 2009

Applied Physics, Research & Invention

The sound of an electronic beam can help detect neutrinos

May 18th 2009 | Posted by admin

Russian physicists from VNIIFTRI SINP MSU and ITEP studied the acoustic effects from entry bunch of electrons in a substance. Interest in him is linked with the possibility of acoustic detection of ultrahigh-energy cosmic neutrinos.
Neutrino – trudnoulovimye most of the known elementary particles. Neutrino detectors (often called neutrino telescopes) are the big tanks of water [...]

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Applied Physics

The unusual discovery made at low temperatures

May 18th 2009 | Posted by admin

Scientists from the Low Temperature Laboratory of Helsinki University of Technology investigated the heat transfer between two small metal samples, coupled superconductor. They found that at very low temperatures heat is distributed via electromagnetic radiation, reported EurekAlert.
Dr. Matthias Bags (Matthias Meschke), prof. Jukka Pekola (Jukka Pekola) and their colleagues studied the spread of heat in [...]

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Applied Physics

The state of inner core of land is not stable

May 18th 2009 | Posted by admin

Lianksing Wen (Lianxing Wen) from the New York University (State University of New York at Stony Brook) showed that the internal radius of the solid core of Earth grew over a decade for one – one and a half kilometers (0,98 – 1,75 km), at least in one area – under the central Africa. The [...]

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Research & Invention

Warmth without batteries, electric heaters and gas

May 18th 2009 | Posted by admin

Warmth without batteries, electric heaters and gas: Chelyabinsk, scientists have invented a new way of heating. Infrared film is one hour heats the room by ten degrees. This new technology is cheaper than conventional batteries at least threefold. The first innovation in a school of the village tried Vitamin Sosnovsky area.
Nicholas Epishkov, head of Science [...]

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