Posted in Life, Science, tagged genius, languages, maths on May 5, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Daniel T. can do incredible things with maths and languages. He knows 9 languages an can learn a new one in a week. He demonstrated that her could recite pi to 22500 places, in a stunning public performance which lasted over 4 hours. This 44 minute video demonstrates his amazing abilities.
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Posted in Environment, Lifestyle, Science, Technology, tagged energy, green, home, renewable, solar, wind on April 17, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
When you think of green homes, it brings up an image of a hi-tech house in a rural area, with solar panels soaking up the sun’s free energy and a few wind turbines out the back to collect and convert more free energy. But now Robin Wilson has created a zero net energy home right [...]
Posted in Art, Science, tagged ancient, Art, babylon, exhibition, innovation on April 15, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
An exhibition on the history and art of Babylon is currently in Paris and will be moving to Berlin and later to London. Archaeologists show that Babylon was a city of innovation, contrary to the reformation Christians description as place dedicated to orgies and feasting. Babylon produced many developments in medicine, astronomy and mathematics and [...]
Posted in Art, Business, Lifestyle, Science, Technology, tagged LifeOver30, podcast on April 13, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
This is the Link to the LifeOver30.com weekly podcast for 12th April 2008
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Posted in Life, Science, tagged ancient, bbc, bluestones, dig, healing, stonehenge on April 10, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Archaeologists are carrying out a dig at the 4500 year old Stonehenge site, to uncover the true reason for its existence. The researchers believe that bluestones, which were originally at the site, indicate that it was originally an ancient healing place, a sort of “prehistoric Lourdes” where people came to be healed.
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Posted in Science, Technology, tagged future, internet, Science, superfast on April 7, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Scientists at Cern, the particle physics centre, have developed a new technology, The Grid which could dramatically increase the speed of transfer and communications. Its currently being developed to capture the super high volume of data being generated by the Large Hadron Collider (LHC), the new particle accelerator built to probe the origin of the [...]
Posted in News, Science, Technology, tagged Europe, space, space station, supply ship on April 5, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
This video simulation and actual footage, shows the ATV, Europe’s new supply space vessel for the international space station. The actual size of the “Jules Verne”, apart from it’s booster rockets, is about the size of a double decker bus. It docked with the space station on 3rd April 2008.
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Posted in Art, Photography, Science, tagged awards, beautiful, cancer, gallery, Images, microscopic, pictures, Science, Wellcome on April 3, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
The Wellcome Image Awards 2008 is a collection of incredible images showing the patterns and shapes of microscopic structures in vivid colour. Its a world, invisible to the naked eye, with beautiful textures, colours, and structures, however it’s strange to realise that these stunning pictures are breast and colon cancer cells, bacteria [...]
Posted in Health, Science, tagged dentin, dentist, drilling, pain, regeneration, research, teeth on April 2, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Research into dental regeneration rather than drilling and filling is progressing, however it may be some years to come before you’ll be able to sit in the dentist’s chair without the fear that the dreaded drill will be used.
Even though my dentist numbs my mouth before reaching for the instruments of oral torture, the noise [...]
Posted in Lifestyle, Science, Travel, tagged earth, flight, low-fare, lynx, space, tourist on March 31, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
It looks like space travel could become more affordable in the near future with the development of the Lynx space taxi. It will be able to fly from a standard airport up to 40 miles in space.giving the passenger a breathtaking view of the earth from space. However NASA defines space as [...]
