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The Core

July 31, 2003

A suggestion on how to send a probe to the Earth's core

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Radio Wave Pasteurization

July 29, 2003

Using radio waves to pasteurize fruit juices

Read moreRadio Wave Pasteurization

Gravity Generator

July 17, 2003

Where does gravity come from? (mass of objects determines gravity, and small particles called gravitons may be the source of that attraction)

Read moreGravity Generator

Dryer Sheets

May 27, 2003

How do dryer sheets work? (Releases ingredients that neutralize static charge)

Read moreDryer Sheets

Natural Light Bulbs

May 15, 2003

What is the make-up of a natural light bulb rather than a normal one? (the mix of colors it gives off)

Read moreNatural Light Bulbs

Muon Detector

May 8, 2003

A detector for particles called muons could be used to identify smuggled nuclear material.

Read moreMuon Detector

Dirty Waves

April 21, 2003

How surfactants and other pollution affects the way waves break.

Read moreDirty Waves

Gravity Detector

April 16, 2003

Detecting exploding stars and other stellar events by monitoring minute changes in gravity

Read moreGravity Detector

Tilted Earth

April 8, 2003

Why is the Earth tilted? (Got knocked around as it was forming billions of years ago)

Read moreTilted Earth

Billiard Break – rerun of #2898

March 13, 2003

rerun

Read moreBilliard Break – rerun of #2898

Listening to Twisters

February 13, 2003

Infrasound instruments can detect tornadoes long before traditional means

Read moreListening to Twisters

Mars Dust Devils

February 5, 2003

Dust devils spotted and sensed by Pathfinder on Mars -- much like Earth counterparts

Read moreMars Dust Devils

Rock Art Acoustics

January 27, 2003

Echoes may have inspired ancient people to paint on cave walls.

Read moreRock Art Acoustics

Ice Cream Tech Roundup

January 17, 2003

Acoustic freezer for ice cream parlors cools with sound, and a wireless sensor monitors organ transplants.

Read moreIce Cream Tech Roundup

Gas Giant Origins

January 16, 2003

A new model for the formation of gas giant planets explains why so many have been discovered recently.

Read moreGas Giant Origins

Spinning World

January 14, 2003

Why don't human activities make the Earth unbalanced as it spins on its axis? (They don't move as much mass around as natural processes do, except for putting water in reservoirs.)

Read moreSpinning World

Changing Neutrinos

January 8, 2003

Results from the KamLAND experiment show that neutrinos can change Òflavors.Ó

Read moreChanging Neutrinos

Sun Rings

December 9, 2002

A new piece by the Kronos Quartet incorporates sounds from outer space.

Read moreSun Rings

Acoustics Roundup

December 6, 2002

Stories from the annual Acoustics Society of America meeting

Read moreAcoustics Roundup

Microwave Drill

November 26, 2002

A drill that uses microwaves to quietly bore clean, dust-free holes in non-metallic objects

Read moreMicrowave Drill

Rattling Energy

October 28, 2002

A device that transforms the vibrations of motion into electricity.

Read moreRattling Energy

Spitballs

October 17, 2002

What does spit do for a baseball pitcher's spitball? (makes the ball slippery so it doesn't spin)

Read moreSpitballs

Kilogram Standard

October 9, 2002

Engineering a machine to create a lab-reproducible standard for the kilogram

Read moreKilogram Standard

Chameleon Plastic

October 7, 2002

A non-toxic polymer that changes color when heated to specific temperatures.

Read moreChameleon Plastic
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