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A very good blast from the past
And into the future: New, cool stuff that lasers can do
The science of disappearing
Invisibility cloaks and other new materials that play with light are in the works
Posted in Technology & Engineering
Tagged electron configuration and light, electrons, Invisibility, Lenses, light, radiation, waves/radiation
Galaxies on the go
Millions of stars are mysteriously racing toward one point in the sky
Posted in Space
Tagged absorption, color, Doppler, fluorescence, frequency shift, Lenses, light, physics, radiation, reflection, waves/radiation
Undercover detectives
T-rays are digitally uncovering everything including potential terrorists, buried images on church walls, and subsurface flaws in the foam used to protect space shuttles.
Posted in Light & Radiation, Technology & Engineering
Tagged radiation, waves, waves/radiation
Surf Watch
Figuring out the waves and the wind is an important part of surfing.
Posted in Earth
Tagged sports, surfing, waves, waves/radiation
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