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Wednesday, May 2, 2012
Emily Blunt In 'Looper' Looks Nothing Like Bruce Willis In Dailies!
So much of the "Looper" promotional material has focused on Bruce Willis I and Bruce Willis II, but a new still features a shotgun-wielding Emily Blunt. Plus, dogs hate the "Dexter" theme song, and Val Kilmer removes his sunglasses in today's Dailies! » Walking and talking will save lives, says new campaign starring the reunited [...]
Fluorescence Microscopes - The New Trend
Microscopes have been one of the most amazing discoveries which have led to research and several new technological breakthroughs. A Microscope can transport a person to the world of the tiny and microscopic in order to understand their ways and means better. It can be used for studying the behavior, the multiplication, the replication and other features of microbes and help to combat diseases. The very first use of microscope was to study the behavior of bacteria and germs.
There is an extensive range of microscopes and they are the simple microscopes found in the school labs, the sophisticated ones and also the complex microscopes like the ones with the many lens systems. Microscopes UK differ on the basis of their resolve, enlargement, type of illumination method used, type of lens used etc.
The newest types of microscopes to hit immense popularity with the scientist all around the world are the fluorescence microscope.
Their prevalence is due to the fact that they lend a more realistic view to the microorganisms with the help of a complex mechanism. This microscope uses light to excite the samples to emit light which is of a much longer wavelength. Fluorescence is basically an inherent feature of many materials where it becomes luminous when excited by a light. In this technology digitally rich colored pictures of tiny organisms can be seen. This makes the viewing a very pleasant and enriching experience for both scientists and doctors alike.The fluorescent microscope is a very complex but effective equipment for learning about the cells and many of the invisible-to-the-eye or very tiny microorganisms. This is a many times used as the typical microscope for research in sciences like biology, geology and other different types of sciences or industries which require a thorough study of samples that cannot be inspected and examined by the naked human eye. For correctness and accuracy of scrutiny, the sample has a coating of green fluorescent protein which is commonly called the fluorophore. When light hits the sample, a light of a totally new wavelength is emitted from the sample which makes it a beautiful sight to behold.
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Tuesday, May 1, 2012
Space Shuttle Enterprise flyover wows New Yorkers (+video)
Perched atop a modified 747 jumbo jet, the Space Shuttle Enterprise greeted the Big Apple by zooming past the Statue of Liberty and flying along the Hudson River.
Hundreds of space shuttle fans braved the chilly temperatures and biting wind Friday morning (April 27) along the Hudson River here to catch a glimpse of NASA's prototype orbiter as it flew past the museum it will soon call home.
Skip to next paragraphEnterprise, the agency's original test shuttle,?flew to New York today?from Dulles International Airport in Washington, D.C., atop a modified Boeing 747 jet. Before landing at New York's John F. Kennedy (JFK) International Airport, the piggybacking duo flew over the Statue of Liberty, then followed the Hudson River past the Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum, where it will soon be placed on public display.
The shuttle flyover attracted fans of all ages, who gathered around the Intrepid museum and Pier 86 on Manhattan's west side to witness the historic event.
"How often do you get to see something like this ? a shuttle on piggyback coming down the Hudson River?" said Kenneth Irvin, who came with his wife, Ceil, from Long Island. [Photos: Final Voyage of Space Shuttle Enterprise]
As?Enterprise?and its chaperone flew overhead, the crowd, which was made up of men, women and children of all ages, erupted into cheers and applause.
"It was absolutely amazing to see it like that," Adam Schechter said shortly after Enterprise's first pass. Schechter carried his young son, Harry, and spoke energetically about his experiences with the space shuttles, including seeing the STS-97 launch of the shuttle Endeavour in November 2000.
"It was amazing, and the loudest thing I ever heard in my life," Schechter told SPACE.com.
He also recounted a visit he and his son took to the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum's Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center in Chantilly, Va., where Enterprise had previously been on display since 2003.
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UK High Court rules ISPs to block Pirate Bay, forgets it ain't the boss anymore
The High Court has ruled that British ISPs must block web-browsing citizens from accessing the infamous Pirate Bay. The controversial ruling comes just six months after the European Court of Justice (a superior court) declared that companies like Sky and TalkTalk were protected against injunctions to block, filter or monitor internet traffic for that purpose. Virgin Media told the BBC that it would comply, before sensibly adding that censorship measures like this are ineffective in the long term.
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