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With the recent development at CERN of a more stable anti-matter, it’s beginning to become evident that there might be dangers involved. Much like with radio-activity, anti-matter, if put in contact with, let’s say arbitrarily, a human being, could be hazardous. The way I understand anti-matter, it is the...
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I’m not sure how good this is going to be for mankind, much like the splitting of the atom in the 1940s, the game scientists are playing is a rather dangerous one. A partly Canadian team of scientists, at CERN, have managed to trap some anti-hydrogen molecules for longer than...
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A good handshake, it seems, could be all it takes to ‘seal the deal’ with a future employer. British Scientists from Manchester University have stopped navel gazing long enough to unveil a mathematical formula for the ‘perfect handshake’. PH = ? (e2 + ve2)(d2) + (cg + dr)2...
With the recent development at CERN of a more stable anti-matter, it’s beginning to become evident that there might be dangers involved. Much like with radio-activity, anti-matter, if put in contact with, let’s say arbitrarily, a human being, could be hazardous. The way I understand anti-matter, it is the...
I’m not sure how good this is going to be for mankind, much like the splitting of the atom in the 1940s, the game scientists are playing is a rather dangerous one. A partly Canadian team of scientists, at CERN, have managed to trap some anti-hydrogen molecules for longer than...