• DNA Fingerprinting

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    In criminal cases, it is the strength of the evidence against the accused that determines the outcome of the case. This is why prosecutors try their best to come up with the strongest evidence to prove the guilt of the defendant, and this is also why defense lawyers try their best to discredit the evidence of the prosecution. To help them do this, both the defense and the prosecution solicits the help of experts in analyzing evidence and in proving the veracity of the evidences in the case.Read more…
  • DNA Structures

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    In all that we see in nature, the principle that we usually see is that form follows function. This is because in almost all creatures and plants, the unique features that they have serve a purpose. One example of this includes how some creatures are able to camouflage themselves within their background because their skin color allows them to do so.Read more…
  • Is There a Waterproof Solar Charger?

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    Many people using solar chargers want to know if there is a waterproof solar charger available. Most of these people who like to use their solar chargers while at the beach are afraid that the water splashing around will ruin their chargers. Solar chargers are very durable and most can withstand the normal splashing that occurs at the beach.Read more…
  • Remembering Dolly the Sheep

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    The world's first cloned mammal, "Dolly the Sheep," introduced herself to mankind10 years ago to the day last June 17. Her birth was a great milestone in the history of science and a watershed event in the evolution of the science of cloning. For the first time, there was living, empirical evidence to substantiate the long-held belief that it is possible to clone animals and, potentially, human beings.Read more…
  • Satellite Mapping Protocol

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    Satellite photos have been available from different Internet sources for several years. But in most cases, the images were hard to navigate and the quality was limited. Google Maps and Virtual Earth both offer easy access and an often stunning level of detail.Read more…
  • The Vast Potential of Human Cloning

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    Think of a world where infertile, childless couples can go to a medical clinic, purchase cell replacements for malfunctioning cells in the reproductive system and, thus, bear kids; a world where people afflicted with degenerative diseases like Parkinson's and Alzheimer's Disease can replace their damaged cells and be cured again; a world where the crippled can get the much-needed cells to revive their spinal chord and walk again.Those amazing medical and scientific feats are only the tip of the iceberg when the potential of human cloning is concerned. Developed to its extreme, human cloning can make disease and sickness, maybe even physical suffering altogether, a thing of the past.Read more…
  • How You Can Play a Small Part it Reducing Global Warming

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    It’s very important that we all do what we can to reduce the effects of global warming not just in our immediate area, but all over the world as well. By combing our smaller efforts, we can significantly reduce the impact global warming has on our every day lives.One way of contributing to the reduction of global warming pollution is by perhaps changing the type of light bulb that you use.Read more…
  • Using Fresh Air as a Construction Material

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    Is it possible to create a building with walls and a roof made from 99.5% fresh air? Would it then be possible for this building to withstand anything the weather could throw at it – from gale force winds to heavy snow fall?Read more…
  • Index of Microscopes and Accessories for the Journal of the Royal Microscopical Society 1878-1907

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    Now, as in the past, scientific journals devoted to a particular specialty are useful assets allowing one to keep abreast of current discoveries and developments concerning new technologies and equipment. As time goes by, a journal can also serve as source of information on the history of the science and its associated technology. A good example of this is The Journal of the Royal Microscopical Society.Read more…
  • World's Longest and Widest Box Girder Expressway Bridge

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    Bangna-Bangphli-Bangpakong Expressway, Thailand (BBBE) dubbed as the world’s longest elevated expressway bridge (about 55-kilometre) and also the widest (27.2 meters) carrying 6 lanes traffic 3 in each direction, was built along the median of highway 34 from Bangna to Chonburi. This expressway is part of the networks of expressway planned by the Expressway and Rapid Transit Authority of Thailand (ETA) to ease the flow of traffic in and around the metropolitan Bangkok.Read more…
  • What is Nuclear Technology

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    Nuclear technology is the use of atomic nuclei through a reaction to produce anything from nuclear weapons to smoke detectors, gun sights to the energy we use in everyday life.How does nuclear technology work?Well there are many different types of nuclear reactions that cause the energy and products needed for it’s various uses.Read more…
  • A Paternity Test Helps You Know For Sure

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    Performing a DNA paternity test is the one way to find out for sure if a man is the true biological father of a child. In cases where there is any doubt as to the identity of a child's father, such as where a mother's fidelity is in question, or in some legal child support or custody cases, a paternity test can provide unequivocal results. DNA testing is the most accurate and reliable method of determining the truth about a paternal relationship, with the results providing the conclusive proof that is needed.Read more…
  • SETIs Online Quest For Extra Terrestrials

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    Space. The great beyond. Are we alone in the galaxy?Read more…
  • Man Builds Inventing Machine

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    John Koza has made a serious breakthrough when it comes to the computing power of today and our hopes for it in the future. Studying computers since his high school tutelage in the 1950s, Koza was a man who yearned to make advancements in the world around him. As a clear example of his ingenuity, he was unable to afford a computer while in high school, since the mainframes of the time took up entire rooms and cost far more than the modern day computer.Read more…
  • How a New Database for Women Scientists Can Promote Agricultural Biotechnology

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    The Consultative Group on International Agricultural Research (CGIAR) has come up with this online database of women scientists working in the field of agriculture.The database’s objectives are:* To promote activities such as diversity-positive recruitment.* To promote international teamwork among women agriculturalists* To promote cross-cultural communications among women scientists in the agricultural sector.Read more…
  • Astronomy

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    The stars have always been a fascinating subject. Perhaps that's one reason why astronomy is so popular these days.In essence, Astronomy isn't just about studying stars, as most people think.Read more…
  • Global Warming - Is It Reversable?

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    Global Warming, Our World's Greatest ChallengeThe World...confronted with "Global Warming" are faced with a common agenda, a common goal, we must now all work toward finding a solution. The question in the minds of all our leaders and top scientists are...Read more…
  • Infinity and Infinitesimals - Part II

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    So what of numbers, such as 2, 11, -1028, or 15i? While the conventional understanding of numbers is that they can be arranged in a series such that at one end you have the smallest and at the other end you have the largest, this concept can be true only in a relative sense, as in the comparison of one finite quantity to another finite quantity. In terms of Reality, all finite numbers, including so-called whole numbers, are fractional.Read more…
  • If You Could Clone

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    Having tied at 101 -- with so many others -- in the Sun’s recent “Charlotte County’s Hundred Most Powerful,” I invite those who didn’t make the cut to join in a more sophisticated game of “If You Could Clone.”This new game is doubly significant because of the current hullabaloo over human cloning.Sufficient here is the supposition that a single, biological cell – living or preserved -- contains all the genetic DNA necessary to create a replica of the person from whom the DNA came.Read more…
  • The Chronosphere - Revealing the Nature of Time

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    The conventional view of physical life is linear. By "linear", I mean the concept that the lives we live can be described in terms of a progression beginning at birth, through the past to the present, then to the future and ending at death. This is often referred to as a "timeline".Read more…

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