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Massive Global Warming Fraud Exposed at CRU

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~168MB of data (~65MB compressed) of email, documents, and data from the Climate Research Unit's computers tell a sorry tale of collusion, fraud, and manipulated data. There are even comments in Fortran source code documenting logic that deals with modified data. The (allegedly) Russian hackers who liberated this information should be given a Nobel Peace prize as a 'global warming' offset to Al Gore's prize!
In the emails, these UN-funded scientists talk about deleting data under FOIA request, faking data for journals such as Nature, conspiring to keep opposing science out of peer-reviewed journals (which they controlled the editorial boards), using "tricks" to "hide the cooling [period]" etc.
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permapage | score:9982 | -Ray, November 24, 2009

Online Planetarium Application

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Hello

I've developed on online planetarium application and I am looking for feedback, so I would appareciate it if people could take a look (feedback option is available within the application!)

Thanks! read more...
permapage | score:9951 | -digitaloranges, April 7, 2008

Weights and Measures Conversions

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A new way to post answers to unit conversion questions on Ask and Answer websites or emails.
Uniteasy.com hosts more than 50 unit converters in all scientific categories. You are allowed to attach 4 parameters following the url of the converters. For example, to answer how many liter is 192 cubic yard, using volume converter. Input url -
http://www.uniteasy.com/en/unitsCon/Volume.htm?v=192&uf=cubic yard&ut=liter&ur=1
in the address bar and hit the enter. Or build a link with anchor text Convert cubic yard to liter. When clicking the link, the answer will appear on the screen immediately. Is that easy? OK, let's see what the 4 parameters stand for.

  • v - quantitity of unit from

  • uf - unit name of unit from

  • ut - unit name of unit to

  • ur - 1 for decimal, 2 for scientific

  • Check the list box before to see which units this converter is capable of converting. read more...
    permapage | score:9942 | -Ken Lee, August 15, 2008

    Computer Science and Electronics Projects

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    Project Guidance contains a very good collection of electronics and computer science projects. You can post your comments about various projects there. Also you can submit your electronics or computer science project idea and get help from others. There are projects in bluetooth, RFID, GSM, Analog circuits, robotics, web applications etc. read more...
    permapage | score:9930 | -Thin Master, June 22, 2007

    Electronic projects, kits, Microcontroller based

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    electronic projects for engineering /diploma final students with training with full guideline uptill viva.8051 based projects, pic projects, microcontroller based etc. You can get robotics , gsm, rfid, ir, telecommunication projects. read more...
    permapage | score:9914 | -sunilromy, September 29, 2007

    Nano Technology - A Tutorial

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    Nanotechnology deals with the study, development and practical application of structures and devices at molecular scale (between 1 and 100 nanometers, one nanometer is equivalent to 1 in 10-9 meters). "Nano" is a Greek prefix, which signifies a "billionth" (one billionth of a meter is the unit of measure in the field of nanotechnology). An atom is smaller than a nanometer, but a molecule can be larger.
    A comprehensive tutorial on nanotech is available at tutorialsweb.com

    The contents of the tutorial are provided below:
    1. Nanotechnology - a definition

    2. Types of Nanotechnologies

    3. Microelectronic Transistors

    4. Nano FET

    5. Nano Electronics

    6. Microscopes

    7. Computation Nanotechnology

    8. Nanotechnology products

    9. Major achievements of Nanotechnology

    10. Some future Nanotechnology medical product ideas

    11. References
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    permapage | score:9905 | -Vijay, September 3, 2006

    Online Slide Rule

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    If you've ever wondered how a slide rule works, here's the answer in an article that includes a virtual slide rule for your own operating pleasure...
    Before electronic hand held calculators, the slide rule was widely used in Engineering, Science and Commerce for rapidly performing calculations involving multiplication and division which have to be accurate to not more than three or four decimal places. It can also be used for such operations as involution (raising to a power) and evolution (extraction of a root) and for calculations with trigonometric functions (sine, cosine, tangent, cotangent).
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    permapage | score:9902 | -Ray, September 29, 2007

    Popular Science Projects

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    Interesting developments ranging from a 1000 HP motorcycle and a DIY on-dash computer...
    Once upon a time, the mantra for scientific success was "Think big." Nowadays, it's all about the ongoing mission to make things really, really small. Here, a look at the latest in Lilliputian developments.

    [ . . . ]

    Why settle for the standard stereo or a GPS unit when you can have an in-car PC running off your car's battery to guide the way, watch the engine, and download tunes?
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    permapage | score:9895 | -Ray, April 27, 2007

    Global Warming Disproved

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    Well, the accumulating evidence of cooling, not warming, hasn't exactly disproved 'Global Warming' theory. But, then again, GW isn't a testable hypothesis and is, therefore, outside the realm of science. Therein lies the beauty of GW theory -- it can neither be proved or disproved.

    Remember, the stock market will always fluctuate and the climate will always change.
    First, all over the world, temperatures have been dropping in a way wholly unpredicted by all those computer models which have been used as the main drivers of the scare. Last winter, as temperatures plummeted, many parts of the world had snowfalls on a scale not seen for decades. This winter, with the whole of Canada and half the US under snow, looks likely to be even worse. After several years flatlining, global temperatures have dropped sharply enough to cancel out much of their net rise in the 20th century.
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    permapage | score:9893 | -Ray, December 28, 2008

    Science Facts

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    We know more today than ever before about human life, nature, and our universe. Science is always continuing to connect the dots through research, study, and experimentation. As technology advances, we find more about who we are and what’s going around us everyday.

    You should find this website as a very fun resource tool for learning about the outer space, humans, animals, and the weather and climate. The information provided for each of these four sections are presented as articles and a list of facts. Learn as many new, interesting facts as you like. read more...
    permapage | score:9885 | -shocka, September 14, 2007

    Calculus-Based Physics

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    Calculus-Based Physics is a free (in electronic form) 2-volume physics textbook designed for an introductory college course. The book itself is provided in pdf and MS WordTM format. Calculus-Based Physics is also available in hard copy at LuLu.com at the cost of production plus shipping. Ancillary materials include physics problems with screen-capture video solutions (with audio), MS Power PointTM physics question slides, and Blackboard Learning SystemTM on-line quizzes with extensive feedback. read more...
    permapage | score:9884 | -jschnick, February 5, 2007

    Free and Open Content Courses and Tutorials

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    Open-Of-Course is a multilingual portal for free and open content courses and tutorials. The focus is on practical courses, where people can benefit from in their daily life. People can also add their own open content courses or tutorials to this portal. read more...
    permapage | score:9871 | -Catharina, December 1, 2006

    Online Flash Planetarium

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    Pan the heavens with your mouse in this browser-based planetarium!
    An accurate, real-time planetarium viewable through your browser — and all made in Flash.

    This project is an evolving work in progress, permanently under development. There aren't any planets or constellation lines at the moment, but it's on my wishlist.
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    permapage | score:9871 | -Ray, December 19, 2005

    Goalfinder science animation view and download

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    Free science animation for download and paid subscription for in-depth and comprehensive learning on physics , chemistry, biology and technology for students, teachers and home schooling read more...
    permapage | score:9861 | -phil morris, February 8, 2007

    Shvoong Science

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    Shvoong Science offers articles and abstracts dealing with various scientific issues, from synthetic-organic chemistry through scientific computing to urban planning.

    The articles are written by Shvoong users, who receive payment for contributing their work to the site. Shvoong shares it's monthly profits with the writers, according to the popularity of their posts.

    There's plenty of useful information and, as always, some spamming. The majority of the articles is interesting and relevant.

    Shvoong contains articles in 34 different languages, and is actually most popular in Brazil and Poland. read more...
    permapage | score:9856 | -sheerpanic, June 19, 2008

    Free Physics Textbook

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    Download this free, 1200 page physics textbook in pdf fomat...
    How does a rainbow form? Is levitation possible? Do time machines exist? What does 'quantum' mean? What is the maximum force value found in nature? Is 'empty space' really empty? Is the universe a set? Which problems in physics are still unsolved?

    This site publishes a free physics textbook that tells the story of how it became possible, after 2500 years of exploration, to answer such questions. The book is written to be entertaining, surprising and challenging on every page. With little mathematics, the text explores the most fascinating parts of mechanics, thermodynamics, special and general relativity, electrodynamics, quantum theory and modern attempts at unification. The essence of these fields is summarized in the most simple terms: it is shown how they are based on the notions of minimum entropy, maximum speed, maximum force, minimum change of charge and minimum action.
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    permapage | score:9853 | -Ray, December 16, 2005
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