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From new planets to a cure to HIV these are some of the most recent AMAZING scientific discoveries.
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number 9
Two more planets?
Astronomers recently said Two Earth-sized planets could be hiding in the chilly margins of our Solar System, just beyond Neptune and Pluto….they just have to be found. The same astronomers have estimated that if these planets do in fact exist, theyre likely about 200 astronomical units away from Earth, which is roughly 200 times the distance between us and the Sun. Finding waldo would be easier than finding these planets!
Number 8
Why seashells don’t break?!
Don’t you just love strolling along the beach with the seemingly endless ability to find perfect seashells? Well now we know why the beautiful collectible are so perfect despite their environments! Researchers from the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory found that clusters of soft biological material combine through chemical reactions with atoms to turn weak calcium carbonite crystals into strong composites!
The researchers believe their new discovery could pave the way for the creation of new strong synthetic materials in the future. Looks like their not just for necklaces any more!
number 7
Naked black holes!!
Scientists from the University of Colorado in Boulder have uncovered a galaxy one billion light years away that is thought to have a naked black hole. Typically black holes have millions or even billions of stars surrounding them, but this one is void of such usual characteristics.
Hey black hole… if you got it, flaunt it!
number 6
a mammal that outlasted the dinosaurs?!
Found in new mexico… a beaver like mammal now dubbed Kimbetopsalis simmonsae, is believed to have lived beyond the time of dinosaurs. With complicated rows of teeth that give evidence of herbivore status, these creatures are thought to have existed long after T-rex and his pals walked the earth… only to be superceded by rats!
And they say that cockroaches are the only thing that could outlast the apocalypse!?
Number 5
A history of virus’
a DNA-based blood test has been concocted by researchers that can determine your viral history. Known as VirScan, the test works by a blood screen that detects antibodies against any of the 206 species of viruses known to infect humans, and they hope could lead to early detection of various diseases and cancers. 569 people were screened from various countries and it was found that the average person has been exposed to 10 of the 206 different species of known viruses… maybe that’s an incentive to wash your hands more often!
number 4
Titanosaur!
This massive dinosaur is so huge that its entire body cohabitates two rooms at the American museum of natural history! First discovered in 2012 by an Argentinean rancher, the herbivorous beast is estimated to have weighed 70 tons when alive and measures 122 feet, that’s like 3 school buses smashed back to back!
After 18 months of excavations, 223 fossilized bones from six titanosaurs were found, including an 8-foot-tall femur.. gives a new perspective to being “big boned!”
Number 3
A gene mutation that causes autism?
researchers from the University of North Carolina School of Medicine in Chapel Hill discovered that a gene called UBE3A can become mutated leading to hyperactivity that could potentially cause autism. As of now no real medicine exists that can stop or treat autism, as an estimated 1 in 68 children are affected every year with boys being five times more likely to develop autism than girls. Efforts for a cure are ongoing.
Number 2
A cure for HIV
The struggles been ongoing for over 30 years.. but scientists are now closer to the discovery of a possible HIV Killer! Researchers in Florida devised an artificial molecule that’s kept four monkeys free from being infected by HIV even after being injected with large doses of the virus… and after 34 weeks the primate pals are still clean.
And number one!
A great quantum leap
Physisists have made early nineties prime time television come to life as they broke the distance record for information transmitted in quantum teleportation. Researchers at the National Institute of Standards and Technology have "teleported" or transferred quantum information carried in light particles over 100 kilometers of optical fiber, four times farther than the previous record. I have a feeling that somewhere on earth, scott bakula is laughing and saying “told you so!”
These were 10 of the most amazing recent scientific discoveries. Don’t forget to leave a comment below and to subscribe for more videos like this.
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2015 brought us some truly amazing scientific discoveries and breakthroughs, So let's take a look at 5 of my personal favourite scientific discovers of 2015!
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1-Pluto New Horizons Flyby
In July 2015 the New Horizons probe successfully completed its flyby of the distant icy dwarf planet, Pluto. The heroic probe allowed us to see for the first time detailed images of Pluto's famous heart shape, it's enormous mountain ranges, icy planes and even the 5 moons that keep the lonely planet company. New Horizons continues to beam picture of the magnificent dwarf planet back to us, but eventually the probe will be setting off again to explore the Kuiper belt and beyond.
2-new species of human ancestor
In September 2015 scientists made a discover that has been hailed a breakthrough in evolutionary research. 15 partial skeletons from a previously unknown human species were found deep underground in a cave system just outside Johannesburg, South Africa. Around 1500 fossils made up the 15 bodies of the new species which has been called Naledi and they were only accessible via several steep climbs and canvasses. Little is known about the Naledi currently but Scientists have said that the find shows how complex the human family tree really is, but ultimately helps us understand the origins of our species that little bit more.
3- Kepler-452b Is Basically Earth 2.0
July 2015 also brought us another announcement from NASA that they had discovered an Exoplanet that is very similar to Earth, so similar in fact that it has been dubbed "Earth 2". The actual name of the alien planet is Kepler-452b and it is a rocky planet that is 60% bigger than Earth. Its star is a G class star called Kepler 452 in the constellation of Cygnus and it takes the planet 385 earth days to orbit. Earth 2 is located in the habitable Zone and potentially could have liquid water flowing across it, meaning that some sort of alien life may exist on its surface. Scientists also think that even if alien life doesn't roam the surface, the Exoplanet might one day in the far future be a good candidate for humans to colonise.
4-first new antibiotic in 30 years
For the last 30 years doctors have used the same antibiotics to help fight off bacterial infections or diseases, but within this time the diseases have become stronger, developing resistances to common antibiotics. However in January 2015 scientists from the northeastern university in Massachusetts discovered Teixobactin, the first new antibiotic in 30 years. Teixobactin was discovered using a new method of culturing bacteria in soil, which allowed researchers to grow a previously unculturable bacteria which produces the antibiotic. The new drug will put though human clinical trials for the next 2 years and if successfully will be used to fight off mutated, resistant diseases.
5- Impossible EM Drive Propulsion
15 years ago British inventor Roger Shawyer developed the EM Drive, an engine that can be summed up as a propellant less propulsion system, meaning that the engine doesn't use fuel to cause a reaction. The EM Drive seems to produce thrust by using solar power to generate multiple microwaves that move back and forth in an enclosed chamber and unless something wears down or breaks, theoretically the engine could run forever. However for years the engine has been ridiculed as being "impossible" as it is believed to break some basic laws of physics, like the law of the conservation of momentum. Which means that the forces inside the chamber should cancel each other out, resulting in no thrust. But this year NASA confirmed that after many tests the EM drive, actually does work and it potential could revolutionise space travel in the future. The incredible engine, if found to be viable, may be able to take astronauts to the moon within 4 hours, to Mars within 70 days, Pluto within 18 months and Alpha Centuari within 100 years.
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We only hear about the successful science experiments, but what about the crazy ideas mad scientists have come up with? We found these experiments to be much more interesting, so here is a list of 13 of the BIGGEST scientific FAILS.
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8. Cold Fusion
This crazy claim stated that at room temperature, scientists could create a nuclear reaction that fused particles together to create energy, which could then be harnessed into electricity. After over $25 million was spent on research, it is now discounted as a ridiculous theory, as any type of nuclear fusion is known to require temperatures upwards of ten million degrees. Friedrich and Peters, the two scientists known for the idea, faced endless amounts of backlash and ridicule for coming up with such an idea that gave the world hope for clean energy, only to let us down.
7. The Hindenburg Disaster
In 1937, the all-famous Hindenburg aircraft went up in flames. Just seconds after it lifted off, an unexpected spark lit the hydrogen supply used to give the blimp flight, which led to a veritable blaze within minutes. While the claim has been made that the fabric coating it was made out of sped up the spread of the fire, but this has since been discounted. Shockingly, 62 of the 97 people aboard survived. No evidence of tampering was ever found, so just how the spark occurred over the leaking hydrogen remains a mystery.
6. The Fen-Phen Problem
Michael Weintraub from the University of Rochester came up with the idea of mixing two chemicals to reduce obesity. Fenfluramine, which suppresses appetite, and phentermine, a stimulant to speed up metabolism, were synthesized into a drug. After between 1.2 million and 4.7 million Americans were exposed to the drug, it was found that using fen-phen for just three months multiplied the risk of pulmonary hypertension 23 times. Even more studies proved that prolonged use could lead to heart valve failure. Of course, it was yanked from the shelves, but the damage had been done.
5. The Hubble Telescope’s Focus Problem
The Hubble Telescope, which was launched on April 24, 1990, has taken countless breathtaking images of space. Before that, however, it had trouble focusing. Why, you ask? Because a device used to measure the mirror in its lens malfunctioned, causing the polishing of the mirror to throw the lens out of focus. This little uh-oh was a costly error− about $1.5 billion was spent on a mission to space to repair it.
4. Mars Climate Orbiter
You may find it irritating that your science teachers always stress the importance of using the metric system in science class. Well, the Mars Climate Orbiter disaster is an example of why you should. It was launched in 1998 and was expected to arrive at Mars in 1999, but just before the expected arrival date, NASA announced that it was lost. Over $125 million was spent developing the orbiter, but communication with it was lost because some of the developers used feet to calculate the distance while others used meters.
3. The Crash of the Challenger
Seven lives were lost in the crash of the space shuttle known as the Challenger. January 28, 1986 was the fateful day when, 73 seconds into flight, a failed o-ring component caused the shuttle to be torn to pieces, sending a plume of white smoke through the air. There was nothing wrong with their installation or manufacturing, but they were not designed to operate in low temperatures, and the morning of the launch was unusually cold. Not only did it cost 7 lives, but also $5.5 billion in damages.
2. Chernobyl’s Meltdown
Now a radioactive wasteland that is said to be haunted, the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant wasn’t always the decimated ruin it is today. Perfectly operational until its meltdown in 1986, this Soviet Union power plant is still causing fallout today. The disaster was triggered when technicians at the fourth reactor attempted to carry out an ill-planned experiment and when the problem started, they did not shut down the reactor completely, but allowed it to run at 7% power. It initially caused 32 deaths, but people today are still facing radiation poisoning and birth defects.
1. Frontal Lobotomies
This poor man is just one of many who was subjected to the horror of the frontal lobotomy. António Egas Moniz is given credit for inventing the lobotomy in 1935, but similar practices had been happening long before that. Roughly 50,000 lobotomies were performed in the US alone under the pretext of treating mental illness. It was only thought to be successful because removing the frontal lobe effectively either turns a person into a vegetable or kills them.
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[7] http://www.nytimes.com/2014/09/07/magazine/why-flunking-exams-is-
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[8] http://www.opencolleges.edu.au/informed/features/how-does-the-brain-learn-
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Science
Science is a systematic enterprise that creates, builds and organizes knowledge in the form of testable explanations and predictions about the universe.
Contemporary science is typically subdivided into the natural sciences which study the material world, the social sciences which study people and societies, and the formal sciences like mathematics. The formal sciences are often excluded as they do not depend on empirical observations. Disciplines which use science like engineering and medicine may also be considered to be applied sciences.
During the middle ages in the Middle East, foundations for the scientific method were laid by Alhazen. From classical antiquity through the 19th century, science as a type of knowledge was more closely linked to philosophy than it is now and, in fact, in the West the term "natural philosophy" encompassed fields of study that are today associated with science, such as physics, astronomy and medicine.
In the 17th and 18th centuries scientists increasingly sought to formulate knowledge in terms of laws of nature. Over the course of the 19th century, the word "science" became increasingly associated with the scientific method itself, as a disciplined way to study the natural world. It was in the 19th century that scientific disciplines such as physics, chemistry, and biology reached their modern shapes. The same time period also included the origin of the terms "scientist" and "scientific community," the founding of scientific institutions, and increasing significance of the interactions with society and other aspects of culture.
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8:5910 Scientific Breakthroughs That Will Change The World
10 Scientific Breakthroughs That Will Change The World10 Scientific Breakthroughs That Will Change The World
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6:41Amazing Recent Scientific Discoveries
Amazing Recent Scientific DiscoveriesAmazing Recent Scientific Discoveries
From new planets to a cure to HIV these are some of the most recent AMAZING scientific discoveries. Subscribe to Talltanic http://goo.gl/wgfvrr number 9 Two more planets? Astronomers recently said Two Earth-sized planets could be hiding in the chilly margins of our Solar System, just beyond Neptune and Pluto….they just have to be found. The same astronomers have estimated that if these planets do in fact exist, theyre likely about 200 astronomical units away from Earth, which is roughly 200 times the distance between us and the Sun. Finding waldo would be easier than finding these planets! Number 8 Why seashells don’t break?! Don’t you just love strolling along the beach with the seemingly endless ability to find perfect seashells? Well now we know why the beautiful collectible are so perfect despite their environments! Researchers from the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory found that clusters of soft biological material combine through chemical reactions with atoms to turn weak calcium carbonite crystals into strong composites! The researchers believe their new discovery could pave the way for the creation of new strong synthetic materials in the future. Looks like their not just for necklaces any more! number 7 Naked black holes!! Scientists from the University of Colorado in Boulder have uncovered a galaxy one billion light years away that is thought to have a naked black hole. Typically black holes have millions or even billions of stars surrounding them, but this one is void of such usual characteristics. Hey black hole… if you got it, flaunt it! number 6 a mammal that outlasted the dinosaurs?! Found in new mexico… a beaver like mammal now dubbed Kimbetopsalis simmonsae, is believed to have lived beyond the time of dinosaurs. With complicated rows of teeth that give evidence of herbivore status, these creatures are thought to have existed long after T-rex and his pals walked the earth… only to be superceded by rats! And they say that cockroaches are the only thing that could outlast the apocalypse!? Number 5 A history of virus’ a DNA-based blood test has been concocted by researchers that can determine your viral history. Known as VirScan, the test works by a blood screen that detects antibodies against any of the 206 species of viruses known to infect humans, and they hope could lead to early detection of various diseases and cancers. 569 people were screened from various countries and it was found that the average person has been exposed to 10 of the 206 different species of known viruses… maybe that’s an incentive to wash your hands more often! number 4 Titanosaur! This massive dinosaur is so huge that its entire body cohabitates two rooms at the American museum of natural history! First discovered in 2012 by an Argentinean rancher, the herbivorous beast is estimated to have weighed 70 tons when alive and measures 122 feet, that’s like 3 school buses smashed back to back! After 18 months of excavations, 223 fossilized bones from six titanosaurs were found, including an 8-foot-tall femur.. gives a new perspective to being “big boned!” Number 3 A gene mutation that causes autism? researchers from the University of North Carolina School of Medicine in Chapel Hill discovered that a gene called UBE3A can become mutated leading to hyperactivity that could potentially cause autism. As of now no real medicine exists that can stop or treat autism, as an estimated 1 in 68 children are affected every year with boys being five times more likely to develop autism than girls. Efforts for a cure are ongoing. Number 2 A cure for HIV The struggles been ongoing for over 30 years.. but scientists are now closer to the discovery of a possible HIV Killer! Researchers in Florida devised an artificial molecule that’s kept four monkeys free from being infected by HIV even after being injected with large doses of the virus… and after 34 weeks the primate pals are still clean. And number one! A great quantum leap Physisists have made early nineties prime time television come to life as they broke the distance record for information transmitted in quantum teleportation. Researchers at the National Institute of Standards and Technology have "teleported" or transferred quantum information carried in light particles over 100 kilometers of optical fiber, four times farther than the previous record. I have a feeling that somewhere on earth, scott bakula is laughing and saying “told you so!” These were 10 of the most amazing recent scientific discoveries. Don’t forget to leave a comment below and to subscribe for more videos like this. -
5:20The Biggest Scientific Discoveries Of 2015!
The Biggest Scientific Discoveries Of 2015!The Biggest Scientific Discoveries Of 2015!
2015 brought us some truly amazing scientific discoveries and breakthroughs, So let's take a look at 5 of my personal favourite scientific discovers of 2015! **REMEMBER TO SUBSCRIBE FOR MUCH MORE TO COME** FʘLLʘW THE VENDOR 101 Subscribe - https://www.youtube.com/c/TheVendor101 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Google+ - https://plus.google.com/+TheVendor101 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Twitter - https://twitter.com/thevendor101 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Vendor-101/662083050479571 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Script - 1-Pluto New Horizons Flyby In July 2015 the New Horizons probe successfully completed its flyby of the distant icy dwarf planet, Pluto. The heroic probe allowed us to see for the first time detailed images of Pluto's famous heart shape, it's enormous mountain ranges, icy planes and even the 5 moons that keep the lonely planet company. New Horizons continues to beam picture of the magnificent dwarf planet back to us, but eventually the probe will be setting off again to explore the Kuiper belt and beyond. 2-new species of human ancestor In September 2015 scientists made a discover that has been hailed a breakthrough in evolutionary research. 15 partial skeletons from a previously unknown human species were found deep underground in a cave system just outside Johannesburg, South Africa. Around 1500 fossils made up the 15 bodies of the new species which has been called Naledi and they were only accessible via several steep climbs and canvasses. Little is known about the Naledi currently but Scientists have said that the find shows how complex the human family tree really is, but ultimately helps us understand the origins of our species that little bit more. 3- Kepler-452b Is Basically Earth 2.0 July 2015 also brought us another announcement from NASA that they had discovered an Exoplanet that is very similar to Earth, so similar in fact that it has been dubbed "Earth 2". The actual name of the alien planet is Kepler-452b and it is a rocky planet that is 60% bigger than Earth. Its star is a G class star called Kepler 452 in the constellation of Cygnus and it takes the planet 385 earth days to orbit. Earth 2 is located in the habitable Zone and potentially could have liquid water flowing across it, meaning that some sort of alien life may exist on its surface. Scientists also think that even if alien life doesn't roam the surface, the Exoplanet might one day in the far future be a good candidate for humans to colonise. 4-first new antibiotic in 30 years For the last 30 years doctors have used the same antibiotics to help fight off bacterial infections or diseases, but within this time the diseases have become stronger, developing resistances to common antibiotics. However in January 2015 scientists from the northeastern university in Massachusetts discovered Teixobactin, the first new antibiotic in 30 years. Teixobactin was discovered using a new method of culturing bacteria in soil, which allowed researchers to grow a previously unculturable bacteria which produces the antibiotic. The new drug will put though human clinical trials for the next 2 years and if successfully will be used to fight off mutated, resistant diseases. 5- Impossible EM Drive Propulsion 15 years ago British inventor Roger Shawyer developed the EM Drive, an engine that can be summed up as a propellant less propulsion system, meaning that the engine doesn't use fuel to cause a reaction. The EM Drive seems to produce thrust by using solar power to generate multiple microwaves that move back and forth in an enclosed chamber and unless something wears down or breaks, theoretically the engine could run forever. However for years the engine has been ridiculed as being "impossible" as it is believed to break some basic laws of physics, like the law of the conservation of momentum. Which means that the forces inside the chamber should cancel each other out, resulting in no thrust. But this year NASA confirmed that after many tests the EM drive, actually does work and it potential could revolutionise space travel in the future. The incredible engine, if found to be viable, may be able to take astronauts to the moon within 4 hours, to Mars within 70 days, Pluto within 18 months and Alpha Centuari within 100 years. Attributions - Best view of Pluto - NASA Video Kepler 452b - NASA Killer T cell attacking cancer-Cambridge University Microscope - Videvo EMDrive - Roger Shawyer Music - "Hurry Up" by YouTube Audio Library "Stale Mate" by Incomptech "Newdawn" by bensound.com Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ -
7:3010 Greatest Scientific Breakthroughs
10 Greatest Scientific Breakthroughs10 Greatest Scientific Breakthroughs
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8:03Top 15 Major Scientific Breakthroughs of 2015
Top 15 Major Scientific Breakthroughs of 2015Top 15 Major Scientific Breakthroughs of 2015
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7:17BIGGEST Scientific Fails
BIGGEST Scientific FailsBIGGEST Scientific Fails
We only hear about the successful science experiments, but what about the crazy ideas mad scientists have come up with? We found these experiments to be much more interesting, so here is a list of 13 of the BIGGEST scientific FAILS. Subscribe to Talltanic http://goo.gl/wgfvrr 8. Cold Fusion This crazy claim stated that at room temperature, scientists could create a nuclear reaction that fused particles together to create energy, which could then be harnessed into electricity. After over $25 million was spent on research, it is now discounted as a ridiculous theory, as any type of nuclear fusion is known to require temperatures upwards of ten million degrees. Friedrich and Peters, the two scientists known for the idea, faced endless amounts of backlash and ridicule for coming up with such an idea that gave the world hope for clean energy, only to let us down. 7. The Hindenburg Disaster In 1937, the all-famous Hindenburg aircraft went up in flames. Just seconds after it lifted off, an unexpected spark lit the hydrogen supply used to give the blimp flight, which led to a veritable blaze within minutes. While the claim has been made that the fabric coating it was made out of sped up the spread of the fire, but this has since been discounted. Shockingly, 62 of the 97 people aboard survived. No evidence of tampering was ever found, so just how the spark occurred over the leaking hydrogen remains a mystery. 6. The Fen-Phen Problem Michael Weintraub from the University of Rochester came up with the idea of mixing two chemicals to reduce obesity. Fenfluramine, which suppresses appetite, and phentermine, a stimulant to speed up metabolism, were synthesized into a drug. After between 1.2 million and 4.7 million Americans were exposed to the drug, it was found that using fen-phen for just three months multiplied the risk of pulmonary hypertension 23 times. Even more studies proved that prolonged use could lead to heart valve failure. Of course, it was yanked from the shelves, but the damage had been done. 5. The Hubble Telescope’s Focus Problem The Hubble Telescope, which was launched on April 24, 1990, has taken countless breathtaking images of space. Before that, however, it had trouble focusing. Why, you ask? Because a device used to measure the mirror in its lens malfunctioned, causing the polishing of the mirror to throw the lens out of focus. This little uh-oh was a costly error− about $1.5 billion was spent on a mission to space to repair it. 4. Mars Climate Orbiter You may find it irritating that your science teachers always stress the importance of using the metric system in science class. Well, the Mars Climate Orbiter disaster is an example of why you should. It was launched in 1998 and was expected to arrive at Mars in 1999, but just before the expected arrival date, NASA announced that it was lost. Over $125 million was spent developing the orbiter, but communication with it was lost because some of the developers used feet to calculate the distance while others used meters. 3. The Crash of the Challenger Seven lives were lost in the crash of the space shuttle known as the Challenger. January 28, 1986 was the fateful day when, 73 seconds into flight, a failed o-ring component caused the shuttle to be torn to pieces, sending a plume of white smoke through the air. There was nothing wrong with their installation or manufacturing, but they were not designed to operate in low temperatures, and the morning of the launch was unusually cold. Not only did it cost 7 lives, but also $5.5 billion in damages. 2. Chernobyl’s Meltdown Now a radioactive wasteland that is said to be haunted, the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant wasn’t always the decimated ruin it is today. Perfectly operational until its meltdown in 1986, this Soviet Union power plant is still causing fallout today. The disaster was triggered when technicians at the fourth reactor attempted to carry out an ill-planned experiment and when the problem started, they did not shut down the reactor completely, but allowed it to run at 7% power. It initially caused 32 deaths, but people today are still facing radiation poisoning and birth defects. 1. Frontal Lobotomies This poor man is just one of many who was subjected to the horror of the frontal lobotomy. António Egas Moniz is given credit for inventing the lobotomy in 1935, but similar practices had been happening long before that. Roughly 50,000 lobotomies were performed in the US alone under the pretext of treating mental illness. It was only thought to be successful because removing the frontal lobe effectively either turns a person into a vegetable or kills them. -
8:29Red Dead Redemption - Mission #45 - For Purely Scientific Purposes (Xbox One)
Red Dead Redemption - Mission #45 - For Purely Scientific Purposes (Xbox One)Red Dead Redemption - Mission #45 - For Purely Scientific Purposes (Xbox One)
Red Dead Redemption Mission Guide / Walkthrough Video in High Definition [Xbox One Backwards Compatibility version]. Red Dead Redemption Walkthrough Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQ3KzJPBsAHmgMcr6Uc1SBlLBMFHyGRYt =================================== Mission No. 045 Location: West Elizabeth Mission Name: - For Purely Scientific Purposes - Dans un but purement scientifique (Français) - Zu rein wissenschaftlichen Zwecken (Deutsch) - Per scopi puramente scientifici (Italiano) - Con fines puramente científicos (Español) Given by: Harold MacDougal =================================== Skipping all cutscenes, taking shortcuts and running ahead of allies - when possible - is fundamental to get the "Time" objective. Use of Dead Eye and Normal mode aim is also recommended to score quick and infallible kills with a high percentage of "Accuracy" and "Headshots". Gold Medal requirements: - Fastest Time: 5m 40 - Shot Accuracy: 90% - Number of Headshots: 6 All mission objectives are cumulative and can be achieved on multiple play-throughs. Red Dead Redemption Gold Medal Walkthrough Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL906A32D9FC5E8E2D =================================== Video recorded on: Microsoft Xbox One =================================== GTA Series Videos is a dedicated fan-channel keeping you up to date with all the latest news, video walkthroughs and official trailers of the most successful video games published by Rockstar Games, including Grand Theft Auto series, Red Dead Redemption, Max Payne, L.A. Noire, Bully and many others. This channel is in no way tied to Rockstar Games or Take-Two Interactive. Follow GTA Series Videos on: || YouTube - http://www.youtube.com/GTASeriesVideos || Google+ - http://www.google.com/+GTASeriesVideos || Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/GTASeriesNews || Twitter - http://www.twitter.com/GTASeries || Instagram - https://instagram.com/GTASeriesNews || Vine - https://vine.co/GTASeries For more info and videos visit: http://www.GTASeriesVideos.com | http://www.GTA-Series.com | http://www.GTA-Downloads.com | http://www.Games-Series.com -
3:26The 9 BEST Scientific Study Tips
The 9 BEST Scientific Study TipsThe 9 BEST Scientific Study Tips
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Immortalité perdue (2011)
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Genres: Comedy, Short,Clockers (1995)
Actors: Mike Starr (actor), Leonard L. Thomas (actor), Delroy Lindo (actor), Spike Lee (actor), Arthur J. Nascarella (actor), Mekhi Phifer (actor), Harry Lennix (actor), Paul Calderon (actor), Harvey Keitel (actor), Keith David (actor), Michael Badalucco (actor), Michael Imperioli (actor), Sticky Fingaz (actor), Isaiah Washington (actor), John Turturro (actor),
Plot: Strike is a young city drug pusher under the tutelage of drug-lord Rodney Little, who, when not playing with model trains or drinking Moo for his ulcer, just likes to chill with his brothers near the benches outside the project houses. When a night man at a fast-food restaurant is found with four bullets in his body, Strike's older brother turns himself in as the killer. Det. Rocco Klein doesn't buy the story, however, and sets out to find the truth, and it seems that all the fingers point toward Strike & Rodney.
Keywords: african-american, aids, based-on-novel, bedford-stuyvesant, black-cop, brooklyn-new-york-city, brother-brother-relationship, child-with-gun, crack-cocaine, crime-sceneGenres: Crime, Drama, Mystery,
Taglines: When there's murder on the streets, everyone is a suspect.
Quotes:
Andre The Giant: [to Strike] You even glance in the direction of that little kid Tyrone, and I'm a fuck you up so bad you're gonna wish I had killed you.Rodney: Errol told me you talked to the homicide cop. How'd that go?::Ronald 'Strike' Dunham: It was a-ight.::Rodney: 'A-ight' or 'all right'?::Ronald 'Strike' Dunham: It was a-ight. All right?
Rodney: [sigh] If God created anything better than crack cocaine he kept that shit for hisself.
Andre The Giant: [to Strike] Dont you want to go some place you've never been before? I mean, you love trains, but you've only ridden the subway.
Det. Rocco Klein: Errol. I thought you were dead.::Errol Barnes: I was. I came back.
Errol Barnes: My old man... was a preacher. And when I started messin' with this shit, he said, "you gonna pay for that. You gonna pay for that shit, boy." He was right. You can't cheat this shit no... mo'.
Rodney: Rocco Klein... Rocco Klein, you know, I've always wanted to ask you... you Italian, you a jew? I mean, what are you? You can't make up your mind?::Det. Rocco Klein: Me?::Rodney: Yeah, you.::Det. Rocco Klein: I'm from the lost black tribe of Israel, the Yos.
Det. Rocco Klein: I read you like a Marvel fuckin' Spiderman comic book.
Andre The Giant: [beating up Strike] It's motherfuckers like you that mugged Rosa Parks.::Ronald 'Strike' Dunham: Who the fuck is Rosa Parks?::Andre The Giant: Who the fuck is Rosa Parks? Who's Rosa Parks?::Ronald 'Strike' Dunham: It's hard on brothers out here.::Andre The Giant: Brothers? You stupid ignorant motherfucker.
Ronald 'Strike' Dunham: Why was you so gung-ho about all this shit, man? Most cops... Brothers killin' other brothers aint no big thing. Blasé, blasé. What made you care about me, my brother Victor, Darryl Adams, Tyrone? Huh? What made you give a shit?::Det. Rocco Klein: If I ever see you again... I'll book you on charges of criminal solicitation and conspiracy to commit murder. I'll let Andre beat you down again, then pick up Rodney on the same charges and I'll make sure you two share the same cell, the same fuckin' bed. Do you understand me clearly?::Ronald 'Strike' Dunham: Yeah, I understand you clearly.
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Red Dead Redemption - Mission #45 - For Purely Scientific Purposes (Xbox One)
Red Dead Redemption Mission Guide / Walkthrough Video in High Definition [Xbox One Backwards Compatibility version]. Red Dead Redemption Walkthrough Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQ3KzJPBsAHmgMcr6Uc1SBlLBMFHyGRYt =================================== Mission No. 045 Location: West Elizabeth Mission Name: - For Purely Scientific Purposes - Dans un but purement scientifique (Français) - Zu rein wissenschaftlichen Zwecken (Deutsch) - Per scopi puramente scientifici (Italiano) - Con fines puramente científicos (Español) Given by: Harold MacDougal =================================== Skipping all cutscenes, taking shortcuts and running ahead of allies - when possible - is fundamental to get the "Time" objective. Use of Dead Eye and Normal mode aim is also recommended to ... -
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Last Week Tonight with John Oliver: Scientific Studies (HBO)
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10 Scientific Breakthroughs That Will Change The World
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Amazing Recent Scientific Discoveries
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From new planets to a cure to HIV these are some of the most recent AMAZING scientific discoveries.
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From new planets to a cure to HIV these are some of the most recent AMAZING scientific discoveries.
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number 9
Two more planets?
Astronomers recently said Two Earth-sized planets could be hiding in the chilly margins of our Solar System, just beyond Neptune and Pluto….they just have to be found. The same astronomers have estimated that if these planets do in fact exist, theyre likely about 200 astronomical units away from Earth, which is roughly 200 times the distance between us and the Sun. Finding waldo would be easier than finding these planets!
Number 8
Why seashells don’t break?!
Don’t you just love strolling along the beach with the seemingly endless ability to find perfect seashells? Well now we know why the beautiful collectible are so perfect despite their environments! Researchers from the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory found that clusters of soft biological material combine through chemical reactions with atoms to turn weak calcium carbonite crystals into strong composites!
The researchers believe their new discovery could pave the way for the creation of new strong synthetic materials in the future. Looks like their not just for necklaces any more!
number 7
Naked black holes!!
Scientists from the University of Colorado in Boulder have uncovered a galaxy one billion light years away that is thought to have a naked black hole. Typically black holes have millions or even billions of stars surrounding them, but this one is void of such usual characteristics.
Hey black hole… if you got it, flaunt it!
number 6
a mammal that outlasted the dinosaurs?!
Found in new mexico… a beaver like mammal now dubbed Kimbetopsalis simmonsae, is believed to have lived beyond the time of dinosaurs. With complicated rows of teeth that give evidence of herbivore status, these creatures are thought to have existed long after T-rex and his pals walked the earth… only to be superceded by rats!
And they say that cockroaches are the only thing that could outlast the apocalypse!?
Number 5
A history of virus’
a DNA-based blood test has been concocted by researchers that can determine your viral history. Known as VirScan, the test works by a blood screen that detects antibodies against any of the 206 species of viruses known to infect humans, and they hope could lead to early detection of various diseases and cancers. 569 people were screened from various countries and it was found that the average person has been exposed to 10 of the 206 different species of known viruses… maybe that’s an incentive to wash your hands more often!
number 4
Titanosaur!
This massive dinosaur is so huge that its entire body cohabitates two rooms at the American museum of natural history! First discovered in 2012 by an Argentinean rancher, the herbivorous beast is estimated to have weighed 70 tons when alive and measures 122 feet, that’s like 3 school buses smashed back to back!
After 18 months of excavations, 223 fossilized bones from six titanosaurs were found, including an 8-foot-tall femur.. gives a new perspective to being “big boned!”
Number 3
A gene mutation that causes autism?
researchers from the University of North Carolina School of Medicine in Chapel Hill discovered that a gene called UBE3A can become mutated leading to hyperactivity that could potentially cause autism. As of now no real medicine exists that can stop or treat autism, as an estimated 1 in 68 children are affected every year with boys being five times more likely to develop autism than girls. Efforts for a cure are ongoing.
Number 2
A cure for HIV
The struggles been ongoing for over 30 years.. but scientists are now closer to the discovery of a possible HIV Killer! Researchers in Florida devised an artificial molecule that’s kept four monkeys free from being infected by HIV even after being injected with large doses of the virus… and after 34 weeks the primate pals are still clean.
And number one!
A great quantum leap
Physisists have made early nineties prime time television come to life as they broke the distance record for information transmitted in quantum teleportation. Researchers at the National Institute of Standards and Technology have "teleported" or transferred quantum information carried in light particles over 100 kilometers of optical fiber, four times farther than the previous record. I have a feeling that somewhere on earth, scott bakula is laughing and saying “told you so!”
These were 10 of the most amazing recent scientific discoveries. Don’t forget to leave a comment below and to subscribe for more videos like this.
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number 9
Two more planets?
Astronomers recently said Two Earth-sized planets could be hiding in the chilly margins of our Solar System, just beyond Neptune and Pluto….they just have to be found. The same astronomers have estimated that if these planets do in fact exist, theyre likely about 200 astronomical units away from Earth, which is roughly 200 times the distance between us and the Sun. Finding waldo would be easier than finding these planets!
Number 8
Why seashells don’t break?!
Don’t you just love strolling along the beach with the seemingly endless ability to find perfect seashells? Well now we know why the beautiful collectible are so perfect despite their environments! Researchers from the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory found that clusters of soft biological material combine through chemical reactions with atoms to turn weak calcium carbonite crystals into strong composites!
The researchers believe their new discovery could pave the way for the creation of new strong synthetic materials in the future. Looks like their not just for necklaces any more!
number 7
Naked black holes!!
Scientists from the University of Colorado in Boulder have uncovered a galaxy one billion light years away that is thought to have a naked black hole. Typically black holes have millions or even billions of stars surrounding them, but this one is void of such usual characteristics.
Hey black hole… if you got it, flaunt it!
number 6
a mammal that outlasted the dinosaurs?!
Found in new mexico… a beaver like mammal now dubbed Kimbetopsalis simmonsae, is believed to have lived beyond the time of dinosaurs. With complicated rows of teeth that give evidence of herbivore status, these creatures are thought to have existed long after T-rex and his pals walked the earth… only to be superceded by rats!
And they say that cockroaches are the only thing that could outlast the apocalypse!?
Number 5
A history of virus’
a DNA-based blood test has been concocted by researchers that can determine your viral history. Known as VirScan, the test works by a blood screen that detects antibodies against any of the 206 species of viruses known to infect humans, and they hope could lead to early detection of various diseases and cancers. 569 people were screened from various countries and it was found that the average person has been exposed to 10 of the 206 different species of known viruses… maybe that’s an incentive to wash your hands more often!
number 4
Titanosaur!
This massive dinosaur is so huge that its entire body cohabitates two rooms at the American museum of natural history! First discovered in 2012 by an Argentinean rancher, the herbivorous beast is estimated to have weighed 70 tons when alive and measures 122 feet, that’s like 3 school buses smashed back to back!
After 18 months of excavations, 223 fossilized bones from six titanosaurs were found, including an 8-foot-tall femur.. gives a new perspective to being “big boned!”
Number 3
A gene mutation that causes autism?
researchers from the University of North Carolina School of Medicine in Chapel Hill discovered that a gene called UBE3A can become mutated leading to hyperactivity that could potentially cause autism. As of now no real medicine exists that can stop or treat autism, as an estimated 1 in 68 children are affected every year with boys being five times more likely to develop autism than girls. Efforts for a cure are ongoing.
Number 2
A cure for HIV
The struggles been ongoing for over 30 years.. but scientists are now closer to the discovery of a possible HIV Killer! Researchers in Florida devised an artificial molecule that’s kept four monkeys free from being infected by HIV even after being injected with large doses of the virus… and after 34 weeks the primate pals are still clean.
And number one!
A great quantum leap
Physisists have made early nineties prime time television come to life as they broke the distance record for information transmitted in quantum teleportation. Researchers at the National Institute of Standards and Technology have "teleported" or transferred quantum information carried in light particles over 100 kilometers of optical fiber, four times farther than the previous record. I have a feeling that somewhere on earth, scott bakula is laughing and saying “told you so!”
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The Biggest Scientific Discoveries Of 2015!
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2015 brought us some truly amazing scientific discoveries and breakthroughs, So let's take a look at 5 of my personal favourite scientific discovers of 2015!
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1-Pluto New Horizons Flyby
In July 2015 the New Horizons probe successfully completed its flyby of the distant icy dwarf planet, Pluto. The heroic probe allowed us to see for the first time detailed images of Pluto's famous heart shape, it's enormous mountain ranges, icy planes and even the 5 moons that keep the lonely planet company. New Horizons continues to beam picture of the magnificent dwarf planet back to us, but eventually the probe will be setting off again to explore the Kuiper belt and beyond.
2-new species of human ancestor
In September 2015 scientists made a discover that has been hailed a breakthrough in evolutionary research. 15 partial skeletons from a previously unknown human species were found deep underground in a cave system just outside Johannesburg, South Africa. Around 1500 fossils made up the 15 bodies of the new species which has been called Naledi and they were only accessible via several steep climbs and canvasses. Little is known about the Naledi currently but Scientists have said that the find shows how complex the human family tree really is, but ultimately helps us understand the origins of our species that little bit more.
3- Kepler-452b Is Basically Earth 2.0
July 2015 also brought us another announcement from NASA that they had discovered an Exoplanet that is very similar to Earth, so similar in fact that it has been dubbed "Earth 2". The actual name of the alien planet is Kepler-452b and it is a rocky planet that is 60% bigger than Earth. Its star is a G class star called Kepler 452 in the constellation of Cygnus and it takes the planet 385 earth days to orbit. Earth 2 is located in the habitable Zone and potentially could have liquid water flowing across it, meaning that some sort of alien life may exist on its surface. Scientists also think that even if alien life doesn't roam the surface, the Exoplanet might one day in the far future be a good candidate for humans to colonise.
4-first new antibiotic in 30 years
For the last 30 years doctors have used the same antibiotics to help fight off bacterial infections or diseases, but within this time the diseases have become stronger, developing resistances to common antibiotics. However in January 2015 scientists from the northeastern university in Massachusetts discovered Teixobactin, the first new antibiotic in 30 years. Teixobactin was discovered using a new method of culturing bacteria in soil, which allowed researchers to grow a previously unculturable bacteria which produces the antibiotic. The new drug will put though human clinical trials for the next 2 years and if successfully will be used to fight off mutated, resistant diseases.
5- Impossible EM Drive Propulsion
15 years ago British inventor Roger Shawyer developed the EM Drive, an engine that can be summed up as a propellant less propulsion system, meaning that the engine doesn't use fuel to cause a reaction. The EM Drive seems to produce thrust by using solar power to generate multiple microwaves that move back and forth in an enclosed chamber and unless something wears down or breaks, theoretically the engine could run forever. However for years the engine has been ridiculed as being "impossible" as it is believed to break some basic laws of physics, like the law of the conservation of momentum. Which means that the forces inside the chamber should cancel each other out, resulting in no thrust. But this year NASA confirmed that after many tests the EM drive, actually does work and it potential could revolutionise space travel in the future. The incredible engine, if found to be viable, may be able to take astronauts to the moon within 4 hours, to Mars within 70 days, Pluto within 18 months and Alpha Centuari within 100 years.
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1-Pluto New Horizons Flyby
In July 2015 the New Horizons probe successfully completed its flyby of the distant icy dwarf planet, Pluto. The heroic probe allowed us to see for the first time detailed images of Pluto's famous heart shape, it's enormous mountain ranges, icy planes and even the 5 moons that keep the lonely planet company. New Horizons continues to beam picture of the magnificent dwarf planet back to us, but eventually the probe will be setting off again to explore the Kuiper belt and beyond.
2-new species of human ancestor
In September 2015 scientists made a discover that has been hailed a breakthrough in evolutionary research. 15 partial skeletons from a previously unknown human species were found deep underground in a cave system just outside Johannesburg, South Africa. Around 1500 fossils made up the 15 bodies of the new species which has been called Naledi and they were only accessible via several steep climbs and canvasses. Little is known about the Naledi currently but Scientists have said that the find shows how complex the human family tree really is, but ultimately helps us understand the origins of our species that little bit more.
3- Kepler-452b Is Basically Earth 2.0
July 2015 also brought us another announcement from NASA that they had discovered an Exoplanet that is very similar to Earth, so similar in fact that it has been dubbed "Earth 2". The actual name of the alien planet is Kepler-452b and it is a rocky planet that is 60% bigger than Earth. Its star is a G class star called Kepler 452 in the constellation of Cygnus and it takes the planet 385 earth days to orbit. Earth 2 is located in the habitable Zone and potentially could have liquid water flowing across it, meaning that some sort of alien life may exist on its surface. Scientists also think that even if alien life doesn't roam the surface, the Exoplanet might one day in the far future be a good candidate for humans to colonise.
4-first new antibiotic in 30 years
For the last 30 years doctors have used the same antibiotics to help fight off bacterial infections or diseases, but within this time the diseases have become stronger, developing resistances to common antibiotics. However in January 2015 scientists from the northeastern university in Massachusetts discovered Teixobactin, the first new antibiotic in 30 years. Teixobactin was discovered using a new method of culturing bacteria in soil, which allowed researchers to grow a previously unculturable bacteria which produces the antibiotic. The new drug will put though human clinical trials for the next 2 years and if successfully will be used to fight off mutated, resistant diseases.
5- Impossible EM Drive Propulsion
15 years ago British inventor Roger Shawyer developed the EM Drive, an engine that can be summed up as a propellant less propulsion system, meaning that the engine doesn't use fuel to cause a reaction. The EM Drive seems to produce thrust by using solar power to generate multiple microwaves that move back and forth in an enclosed chamber and unless something wears down or breaks, theoretically the engine could run forever. However for years the engine has been ridiculed as being "impossible" as it is believed to break some basic laws of physics, like the law of the conservation of momentum. Which means that the forces inside the chamber should cancel each other out, resulting in no thrust. But this year NASA confirmed that after many tests the EM drive, actually does work and it potential could revolutionise space travel in the future. The incredible engine, if found to be viable, may be able to take astronauts to the moon within 4 hours, to Mars within 70 days, Pluto within 18 months and Alpha Centuari within 100 years.
Attributions -
Best view of Pluto - NASA Video
Kepler 452b - NASA
Killer T cell attacking cancer-Cambridge University
Microscope - Videvo
EMDrive - Roger Shawyer
Music -
"Hurry Up" by YouTube Audio Library
"Stale Mate" by Incomptech
"Newdawn" by bensound.com
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0
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- published: 05 Jan 2016
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10 Greatest Scientific Breakthroughs
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It seems the world of science fiction is increasingly becoming a reality.
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Top 15 Major Scientific Breakthroughs of 2015
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BIGGEST Scientific Fails
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We only hear about the successful science experiments, but what about the crazy ideas mad scientists have come up with? We found these experiments to be much mo...
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8. Cold Fusion
This crazy claim stated that at room temperature, scientists could create a nuclear reaction that fused particles together to create energy, which could then be harnessed into electricity. After over $25 million was spent on research, it is now discounted as a ridiculous theory, as any type of nuclear fusion is known to require temperatures upwards of ten million degrees. Friedrich and Peters, the two scientists known for the idea, faced endless amounts of backlash and ridicule for coming up with such an idea that gave the world hope for clean energy, only to let us down.
7. The Hindenburg Disaster
In 1937, the all-famous Hindenburg aircraft went up in flames. Just seconds after it lifted off, an unexpected spark lit the hydrogen supply used to give the blimp flight, which led to a veritable blaze within minutes. While the claim has been made that the fabric coating it was made out of sped up the spread of the fire, but this has since been discounted. Shockingly, 62 of the 97 people aboard survived. No evidence of tampering was ever found, so just how the spark occurred over the leaking hydrogen remains a mystery.
6. The Fen-Phen Problem
Michael Weintraub from the University of Rochester came up with the idea of mixing two chemicals to reduce obesity. Fenfluramine, which suppresses appetite, and phentermine, a stimulant to speed up metabolism, were synthesized into a drug. After between 1.2 million and 4.7 million Americans were exposed to the drug, it was found that using fen-phen for just three months multiplied the risk of pulmonary hypertension 23 times. Even more studies proved that prolonged use could lead to heart valve failure. Of course, it was yanked from the shelves, but the damage had been done.
5. The Hubble Telescope’s Focus Problem
The Hubble Telescope, which was launched on April 24, 1990, has taken countless breathtaking images of space. Before that, however, it had trouble focusing. Why, you ask? Because a device used to measure the mirror in its lens malfunctioned, causing the polishing of the mirror to throw the lens out of focus. This little uh-oh was a costly error− about $1.5 billion was spent on a mission to space to repair it.
4. Mars Climate Orbiter
You may find it irritating that your science teachers always stress the importance of using the metric system in science class. Well, the Mars Climate Orbiter disaster is an example of why you should. It was launched in 1998 and was expected to arrive at Mars in 1999, but just before the expected arrival date, NASA announced that it was lost. Over $125 million was spent developing the orbiter, but communication with it was lost because some of the developers used feet to calculate the distance while others used meters.
3. The Crash of the Challenger
Seven lives were lost in the crash of the space shuttle known as the Challenger. January 28, 1986 was the fateful day when, 73 seconds into flight, a failed o-ring component caused the shuttle to be torn to pieces, sending a plume of white smoke through the air. There was nothing wrong with their installation or manufacturing, but they were not designed to operate in low temperatures, and the morning of the launch was unusually cold. Not only did it cost 7 lives, but also $5.5 billion in damages.
2. Chernobyl’s Meltdown
Now a radioactive wasteland that is said to be haunted, the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant wasn’t always the decimated ruin it is today. Perfectly operational until its meltdown in 1986, this Soviet Union power plant is still causing fallout today. The disaster was triggered when technicians at the fourth reactor attempted to carry out an ill-planned experiment and when the problem started, they did not shut down the reactor completely, but allowed it to run at 7% power. It initially caused 32 deaths, but people today are still facing radiation poisoning and birth defects.
1. Frontal Lobotomies
This poor man is just one of many who was subjected to the horror of the frontal lobotomy. António Egas Moniz is given credit for inventing the lobotomy in 1935, but similar practices had been happening long before that. Roughly 50,000 lobotomies were performed in the US alone under the pretext of treating mental illness. It was only thought to be successful because removing the frontal lobe effectively either turns a person into a vegetable or kills them.
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8. Cold Fusion
This crazy claim stated that at room temperature, scientists could create a nuclear reaction that fused particles together to create energy, which could then be harnessed into electricity. After over $25 million was spent on research, it is now discounted as a ridiculous theory, as any type of nuclear fusion is known to require temperatures upwards of ten million degrees. Friedrich and Peters, the two scientists known for the idea, faced endless amounts of backlash and ridicule for coming up with such an idea that gave the world hope for clean energy, only to let us down.
7. The Hindenburg Disaster
In 1937, the all-famous Hindenburg aircraft went up in flames. Just seconds after it lifted off, an unexpected spark lit the hydrogen supply used to give the blimp flight, which led to a veritable blaze within minutes. While the claim has been made that the fabric coating it was made out of sped up the spread of the fire, but this has since been discounted. Shockingly, 62 of the 97 people aboard survived. No evidence of tampering was ever found, so just how the spark occurred over the leaking hydrogen remains a mystery.
6. The Fen-Phen Problem
Michael Weintraub from the University of Rochester came up with the idea of mixing two chemicals to reduce obesity. Fenfluramine, which suppresses appetite, and phentermine, a stimulant to speed up metabolism, were synthesized into a drug. After between 1.2 million and 4.7 million Americans were exposed to the drug, it was found that using fen-phen for just three months multiplied the risk of pulmonary hypertension 23 times. Even more studies proved that prolonged use could lead to heart valve failure. Of course, it was yanked from the shelves, but the damage had been done.
5. The Hubble Telescope’s Focus Problem
The Hubble Telescope, which was launched on April 24, 1990, has taken countless breathtaking images of space. Before that, however, it had trouble focusing. Why, you ask? Because a device used to measure the mirror in its lens malfunctioned, causing the polishing of the mirror to throw the lens out of focus. This little uh-oh was a costly error− about $1.5 billion was spent on a mission to space to repair it.
4. Mars Climate Orbiter
You may find it irritating that your science teachers always stress the importance of using the metric system in science class. Well, the Mars Climate Orbiter disaster is an example of why you should. It was launched in 1998 and was expected to arrive at Mars in 1999, but just before the expected arrival date, NASA announced that it was lost. Over $125 million was spent developing the orbiter, but communication with it was lost because some of the developers used feet to calculate the distance while others used meters.
3. The Crash of the Challenger
Seven lives were lost in the crash of the space shuttle known as the Challenger. January 28, 1986 was the fateful day when, 73 seconds into flight, a failed o-ring component caused the shuttle to be torn to pieces, sending a plume of white smoke through the air. There was nothing wrong with their installation or manufacturing, but they were not designed to operate in low temperatures, and the morning of the launch was unusually cold. Not only did it cost 7 lives, but also $5.5 billion in damages.
2. Chernobyl’s Meltdown
Now a radioactive wasteland that is said to be haunted, the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant wasn’t always the decimated ruin it is today. Perfectly operational until its meltdown in 1986, this Soviet Union power plant is still causing fallout today. The disaster was triggered when technicians at the fourth reactor attempted to carry out an ill-planned experiment and when the problem started, they did not shut down the reactor completely, but allowed it to run at 7% power. It initially caused 32 deaths, but people today are still facing radiation poisoning and birth defects.
1. Frontal Lobotomies
This poor man is just one of many who was subjected to the horror of the frontal lobotomy. António Egas Moniz is given credit for inventing the lobotomy in 1935, but similar practices had been happening long before that. Roughly 50,000 lobotomies were performed in the US alone under the pretext of treating mental illness. It was only thought to be successful because removing the frontal lobe effectively either turns a person into a vegetable or kills them.
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Red Dead Redemption - Mission #45 - For Purely Scientific Purposes (Xbox One)
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Mission No. 045
Location: West Elizabeth
Mission Name:
- For Purely Scientific Purposes
- Dans un but purement scientifique (Français)
- Zu rein wissenschaftlichen Zwecken (Deutsch)
- Per scopi puramente scientifici (Italiano)
- Con fines puramente científicos (Español)
Given by: Harold MacDougal
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Skipping all cutscenes, taking shortcuts and running ahead of allies - when possible - is fundamental to get the "Time" objective.
Use of Dead Eye and Normal mode aim is also recommended to score quick and infallible kills with a high percentage of "Accuracy" and "Headshots".
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Mission No. 045
Location: West Elizabeth
Mission Name:
- For Purely Scientific Purposes
- Dans un but purement scientifique (Français)
- Zu rein wissenschaftlichen Zwecken (Deutsch)
- Per scopi puramente scientifici (Italiano)
- Con fines puramente científicos (Español)
Given by: Harold MacDougal
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Skipping all cutscenes, taking shortcuts and running ahead of allies - when possible - is fundamental to get the "Time" objective.
Use of Dead Eye and Normal mode aim is also recommended to score quick and infallible kills with a high percentage of "Accuracy" and "Headshots".
Gold Medal requirements:
- Fastest Time: 5m 40
- Shot Accuracy: 90%
- Number of Headshots: 6
All mission objectives are cumulative and can be achieved on multiple play-throughs.
Red Dead Redemption Gold Medal Walkthrough Playlist:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL906A32D9FC5E8E2D
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Video recorded on: Microsoft Xbox One
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GTA Series Videos is a dedicated fan-channel keeping you up to date with all the latest news, video walkthroughs and official trailers of the most successful video games published by Rockstar Games, including Grand Theft Auto series, Red Dead Redemption, Max Payne, L.A. Noire, Bully and many others.
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[2] http://ideas.time.com/2013/01/09/highlighting-is-a-waste-of-time-the-best-
and-worst-learning-techniques/
[3] http://college.usatoday.com/2014/07/29/aiming-for-an-a-study-habits-you-
should-adopt-and-avoid/
[4] http://www.psychologicalscience.org/index.php/news/releases/which-study-
strategies-make-the-grade.html
[5] http://www.csc.edu/learningcenter/study/studymethods.csc
[6] http://www.educationcorner.com/habits-of-successful-students.html
[7] http://www.nytimes.com/2014/09/07/magazine/why-flunking-exams-is-
actually-a-good-thing.html?_r=0
[8] http://www.opencolleges.edu.au/informed/features/how-does-the-brain-learn-
best-10-smart-studying-strategies/
[9] https://news.usc.edu/71969/studying-for-finals-let-classical-music-help/
[10] http://psych.wustl.edu/memory/nestojko/NestojkoBuiKornellBjork(2014).pdf
[11] http://www.educationcorner.com/habits-of-successful-students.html
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[2] http://ideas.time.com/2013/01/09/highlighting-is-a-waste-of-time-the-best-
and-worst-learning-techniques/
[3] http://college.usatoday.com/2014/07/29/aiming-for-an-a-study-habits-you-
should-adopt-and-avoid/
[4] http://www.psychologicalscience.org/index.php/news/releases/which-study-
strategies-make-the-grade.html
[5] http://www.csc.edu/learningcenter/study/studymethods.csc
[6] http://www.educationcorner.com/habits-of-successful-students.html
[7] http://www.nytimes.com/2014/09/07/magazine/why-flunking-exams-is-
actually-a-good-thing.html?_r=0
[8] http://www.opencolleges.edu.au/informed/features/how-does-the-brain-learn-
best-10-smart-studying-strategies/
[9] https://news.usc.edu/71969/studying-for-finals-let-classical-music-help/
[10] http://psych.wustl.edu/memory/nestojko/NestojkoBuiKornellBjork(2014).pdf
[11] http://www.educationcorner.com/habits-of-successful-students.html
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The main goal of the FFB's research program is to drive ...
READ ABOUT OUR NEW GRANTS: http://ffb.ca/breaking-news-six-new-ffb-funded-research-projects-announced/
The main goal of the FFB's research program is to drive the development of new treatments for blinding eye diseases. Every single project in the research portfolio undergoes a rigorous selection process, which includes a process of "peer review" involving a team of vision research experts who make up the FFB's Scientific Advisory Board (SAB). These experts volunteer their time to carefully study each project that is submitted to the competition. As they review the project they ask the following questions: Is this project innovative? Will it lead to discoveries that are important for new treatments? Does the research team have the expertise to do the work? Do they have promising preliminary evidence? How does the project compare to others that have been submitted? What do we need to know about vision to drive the development of more treatments? The peer review process allows the SAB to identify the top projects with the greatest potential to drive the FFB's goal of developing new treatments. The SAB makes recommendations to the FFB's Board of Directors, who are responsible for selecting the projects with the greatest ability to achieve the FFB's vision of restoring hope and sight. Thank you to all of the generous FFB donors who make all of this research possible.
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The main goal of the FFB's research program is to drive the development of new treatments for blinding eye diseases. Every single project in the research portfolio undergoes a rigorous selection process, which includes a process of "peer review" involving a team of vision research experts who make up the FFB's Scientific Advisory Board (SAB). These experts volunteer their time to carefully study each project that is submitted to the competition. As they review the project they ask the following questions: Is this project innovative? Will it lead to discoveries that are important for new treatments? Does the research team have the expertise to do the work? Do they have promising preliminary evidence? How does the project compare to others that have been submitted? What do we need to know about vision to drive the development of more treatments? The peer review process allows the SAB to identify the top projects with the greatest potential to drive the FFB's goal of developing new treatments. The SAB makes recommendations to the FFB's Board of Directors, who are responsible for selecting the projects with the greatest ability to achieve the FFB's vision of restoring hope and sight. Thank you to all of the generous FFB donors who make all of this research possible.
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AGI-15 Ben Goertzel - Scientific Inference via Synergy of Probabilistic Logic and Evolutionary PR
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Ben Goertzel presents his talk "Speculative Scientific Inference via Synergetic Combination of Probabilistic Logic and Evolutionary Pattern Recognition" at the ...
Ben Goertzel presents his talk "Speculative Scientific Inference via Synergetic Combination of Probabilistic Logic and Evolutionary Pattern Recognition" at the Eighth Conference on Artificial General Intelligence (AGI-15) in Berlin (http://agi-conf.org/2015/).
Paper authors: Ben Goertzel, Nil Geisweiller, Eddie Monroe, Mike Duncan, Selamawit Yilma, Meseret Dastaw, Misgana Bayetta, Amen Belayneh, Matthew Ikle and Gino Yu
Abstract:
The OpenCogPrime cognitive architecture is founded on a principle of “cognitive synergy” – judicious combination of different cognitive algorithms, acting on different types of memory, in a way that helps overcome the combinatorial explosions each of the algorithms would suffer if used on its own. Here one manifestation of the cognitive synergy principle is explored – the use of probabilistic logical reasoning (based on declarative knowledge) to generalize procedural knowledge gained by evolutionary program learning. The use of this synergy is illustrated via an example drawn from a practical application of the OpenCog system to the analysis of gene expression data, wherein the MOSES program learning algorithm is used to recognize data patterns and the PLN inference engine is used to generalize these patterns via cross-referencing them with a biological ontology. This is a case study of both automated scientific inference, and synergetic cognitive processing.
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Ben Goertzel presents his talk "Speculative Scientific Inference via Synergetic Combination of Probabilistic Logic and Evolutionary Pattern Recognition" at the Eighth Conference on Artificial General Intelligence (AGI-15) in Berlin (http://agi-conf.org/2015/).
Paper authors: Ben Goertzel, Nil Geisweiller, Eddie Monroe, Mike Duncan, Selamawit Yilma, Meseret Dastaw, Misgana Bayetta, Amen Belayneh, Matthew Ikle and Gino Yu
Abstract:
The OpenCogPrime cognitive architecture is founded on a principle of “cognitive synergy” – judicious combination of different cognitive algorithms, acting on different types of memory, in a way that helps overcome the combinatorial explosions each of the algorithms would suffer if used on its own. Here one manifestation of the cognitive synergy principle is explored – the use of probabilistic logical reasoning (based on declarative knowledge) to generalize procedural knowledge gained by evolutionary program learning. The use of this synergy is illustrated via an example drawn from a practical application of the OpenCog system to the analysis of gene expression data, wherein the MOSES program learning algorithm is used to recognize data patterns and the PLN inference engine is used to generalize these patterns via cross-referencing them with a biological ontology. This is a case study of both automated scientific inference, and synergetic cognitive processing.
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Latest Scientific Evidence for God's Existence - Hugh Ross, PhD
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Real Life Church (January 18, 2014) - Hugh Ross examines modern day scientific evidence for the case for the Christian faith.
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Real Life Church (January 18, 2014) - Hugh Ross examines modern day scientific evidence for the case for the Christian faith.
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Scientific Racism The Eugenics of Social Darwinism
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Ang Biblia Ba Ay Isang Aklat Na Scientific?
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Amazing Evidence For God – Scientific Evidence For God
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New History of Humanity - Astounding Scientific Discoveries
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Until recently the oldest, unchallenged evidence of human hunting came from a 400,000-year-old site in Germany the evidence came from marks left by spears on horse bones - horses were clearly being speared and their flesh eaten. but new Evidence from ancient butchery site in Tanzania shows early man used complex hunting techniques to ambush and kill antelopes, gazelles, wildebeest and other large animals at least two million years ago.- The discovery -- by anthropologist Professor Henry Bunn of Wisconsin University -- pushes back the definitive date for the beginning of systematic human hunting by hundreds of thousands of years.
Two million years ago, our human ancestors were small-brained apemen previously many scientists assumed the meat they butchered and ate had been gathered from animals that had died from natural causes or had been left behind by lions, leopards and other carnivores - "We know that humans ate meat two million years ago," said Bunn, speaking at the European Society for the study of Human Evolution (ESHE). "What was not clear was the source of that meat. However, we have compared the type of prey killed by lions and leopards today with the type of prey selected by humans in those days. This has shown that men and women could not have been taking kill from other animals or eating those that had died of natural causes. They were selecting and killing what they wanted."
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Until recently the oldest, unchallenged evidence of human hunting came from a 400,000-year-old site in Germany the evidence came from marks left by spears on horse bones - horses were clearly being speared and their flesh eaten. but new Evidence from ancient butchery site in Tanzania shows early man used complex hunting techniques to ambush and kill antelopes, gazelles, wildebeest and other large animals at least two million years ago.- The discovery -- by anthropologist Professor Henry Bunn of Wisconsin University -- pushes back the definitive date for the beginning of systematic human hunting by hundreds of thousands of years.
Two million years ago, our human ancestors were small-brained apemen previously many scientists assumed the meat they butchered and ate had been gathered from animals that had died from natural causes or had been left behind by lions, leopards and other carnivores - "We know that humans ate meat two million years ago," said Bunn, speaking at the European Society for the study of Human Evolution (ESHE). "What was not clear was the source of that meat. However, we have compared the type of prey killed by lions and leopards today with the type of prey selected by humans in those days. This has shown that men and women could not have been taking kill from other animals or eating those that had died of natural causes. They were selecting and killing what they wanted."
Once our species got a taste for meat, it was provided with a dense, protein-rich source of energy. We no longer needed to invest internal resources on huge digestive tracts that were previously required to process vegetation and fruit, which are more difficult to digest. This new, energy-rich resource was then diverted inside our bodies and used to fuel our growing brains. over the next two million years our crania grew, producing species of humans with increasingly large brains
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Learn Principles of the Scientific Management
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''Is Vasthu Scientific? '' Debate (Malayalam) Ravichandran C Vs Dr P V Ouseph
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''Is Vasthu Scientific? '' Debate/ Ravichandran C X Dr PV Ouseph
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''Is Vasthu Scientific? '' Debate/ Ravichandran C X Dr PV Ouseph
This debate was conducted by DC Books, Kottayam (http://onlinestore.dcbooks.com/) (http://www.dcbooks.com/) on the occasion of the release of the book viz VASTHULAHARI: Chooshanathinte Kannimoolakal(വാസ്തുലഹരി: ചൂഷണത്തിന്റെ കന്നിമൂലകള്) by Ravichandran C at Paramekkavu Temple Auditorium at Thrissur at 5.30 pm on 8.11.15. Dr PV Ouseph is the Dean & HOD @ Vasthu department@ Sanskrit University, Kalady, Ernakulam and Ravichandran is a noted freethinker and authour. Both exchanged their views on Vasthttusasthram, an ancient Indian superstitions related to building technology, for more than an hour. Mr. AV sreekumar(DC Books, Kottayam) moderated. The Audience also participted in the debate in the later part.About speaker: https://www.facebook.com/malayaleepreacher/info/...
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''Is Vasthu Scientific? '' Debate/ Ravichandran C X Dr PV Ouseph
This debate was conducted by DC Books, Kottayam (http://onlinestore.dcbooks.com/) (http://www.dcbooks.com/) on the occasion of the release of the book viz VASTHULAHARI: Chooshanathinte Kannimoolakal(വാസ്തുലഹരി: ചൂഷണത്തിന്റെ കന്നിമൂലകള്) by Ravichandran C at Paramekkavu Temple Auditorium at Thrissur at 5.30 pm on 8.11.15. Dr PV Ouseph is the Dean & HOD @ Vasthu department@ Sanskrit University, Kalady, Ernakulam and Ravichandran is a noted freethinker and authour. Both exchanged their views on Vasthttusasthram, an ancient Indian superstitions related to building technology, for more than an hour. Mr. AV sreekumar(DC Books, Kottayam) moderated. The Audience also participted in the debate in the later part.About speaker: https://www.facebook.com/malayaleepreacher/info/...
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Science & the Scientific Method (updated)
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This video is taught at the high school level. What is science and what are the steps of the scientific method are examined in this video. I use this PowerPoint...
This video is taught at the high school level. What is science and what are the steps of the scientific method are examined in this video. I use this PowerPoint in my biology class at Beverly Hills High School.
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This video is taught at the high school level. What is science and what are the steps of the scientific method are examined in this video. I use this PowerPoint in my biology class at Beverly Hills High School.
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Judy Swan, Scientific Writing: Beyond Tips and Tricks
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PCR Seminar with Judy Swan: "Scientific Writing: Beyond Tips & Tricks"
In order to write clearly, we must understand how we read. In this workshop, we learned ...
PCR Seminar with Judy Swan: "Scientific Writing: Beyond Tips & Tricks"
In order to write clearly, we must understand how we read. In this workshop, we learned how to align with readers' expectations with Judy Swan, world-famous science writer and 2013 TEDxCMU speaker.
Lecture Documents: http://www.cmu.edu/student-org/pcr/media/pcr-sessions/swan_handout.pdf
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PCR Seminar with Judy Swan: "Scientific Writing: Beyond Tips & Tricks"
In order to write clearly, we must understand how we read. In this workshop, we learned how to align with readers' expectations with Judy Swan, world-famous science writer and 2013 TEDxCMU speaker.
Lecture Documents: http://www.cmu.edu/student-org/pcr/media/pcr-sessions/swan_handout.pdf
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Introduction to scientific notation | Pre-Algebra | Khan Academy
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Introduction to scientific notation. An in-depth discussion about why and how scientific notation is used.
Practice this lesson yourself on KhanAcademy.org rig...
Introduction to scientific notation. An in-depth discussion about why and how scientific notation is used.
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Introduction to scientific notation. An in-depth discussion about why and how scientific notation is used.
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Pre-Algebra on Khan Academy: No way, this isn't your run of the mill arithmetic. This is Pre-algebra. You're about to play with the professionals. Think of pre-algebra as a runway. You're the airplane and algebra is your sunny vacation destination. Without the runway you're not going anywhere. Seriously, the foundation for all higher mathematics is laid with many of the concepts that we will introduce to you here: negative numbers, absolute value, factors, multiples, decimals, and fractions to name a few. So buckle up and move your seat into the upright position. We're about to take off!
About Khan Academy: Khan Academy offers practice exercises, instructional videos, and a personalized learning dashboard that empower learners to study at their own pace in and outside of the classroom. We tackle math, science, computer programming, history, art history, economics, and more. Our math missions guide learners from kindergarten to calculus using state-of-the-art, adaptive technology that identifies strengths and learning gaps. We've also partnered with institutions like NASA, The Museum of Modern Art, The California Academy of Sciences, and MIT to offer specialized content.
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The Psychobiology of Transsexualism and Transgenderism A New View Based on Scientific Evidence
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Latest Scientific Evidence for God's Existence - Hugh Ross, PhD
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Scientific Racism The Eugenics of Social Darwinism
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Ang Biblia Ba Ay Isang Aklat Na Scientific?
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Amazing Evidence For God – Scientific Evidence For God
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New History of Humanity - Astounding Scientific Discoveries
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Science & the Scientific Method (updated)
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Judy Swan, Scientific Writing: Beyond Tips and Tricks
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Introduction to scientific notation | Pre-Algebra | Khan Academy
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Convention over, Clinton faces hacking, Trump criticism
Edit The Virginian-Pilot 30 Jul 2016
HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — A giddy if exhausted Hillary Clinton embarked on a post-convention Rust Belt bus tour just hours after becoming the first female presidential nominee of a major political party ... ....
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Hot air balloon carrying at least 16 people crashes in Texas
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LOCKHART, Texas (AP) — Federal officials say a hot air balloon carrying at least 16 people caught on fire and crashed in Central Texas, and it is unclear whether there are injuries or deaths. Lynn Lunsford with the Federal Aviation Administration said in a statement that the accident happened about 8.40 a.m. Saturday near Lockhart, Texas, when the hot air balloon crashed into a pasture ... Lockhart is about 30 miles south of Austin ... ....
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Stephen Hawking Issues Warning For What Brexit Could Mean For The Human Species
Edit WorldNews.com 29 Jul 2016
Stephen Hawking has penned a thoughtful appeal for post-Brexit Britain to reconsider the role that wealth plays in society, warning that isolationism and envy could even lead to the end of the human species, Mashable reports. In a Guardian essay, the world-renowned physicist made the case for a more comprehensive and generous definition of wealth "to include knowledge, natural resources and human capacity." ... ....
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Fighting between Turkish forces, Kurdish rebels kills 43
Edit The Roanoke Times 30 Jul 2016
ISTANBUL (AP) — Authorities say fighting between Turkish forces and Kurdish rebels in the restive southeast of the country has killed eight Turkish soldiers and 35 Kurdish fighters ... Security forces have begun an operation in the area to apprehend those responsible ... ....
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Air France strike grounds 20 pct of flights
Edit Daily Star Lebanon 30 Jul 2016
Air France Saturday cancelled around 20 percent of its flights on the fourth day of a strike by flight attendants during the peak summer travel season, the airline said ... ....
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Here's A List Of All The Science That Donald Trump Denies
Edit IFL Science 30 Jul 2016
Let’s take a look at all the scientific theories and facts that The Donald claims not to believe. Climate Change ... It appears that a whole host of scientific organizations, including NASA, are also in on the prank – after all, they constantly produce data demonstrating how clear the link between greenhouse gas emissions and climate change actually is....
COLOUR: The art and science of illuminated manuscripts (University of Cambridge)
Edit Public Technologies 30 Jul 2016
For the first time, the secrets of master illuminators and the sketches hidden beneath the paintings will be revealed in a major exhibition presenting new art historical and scientific research ... Scientific examination has revealed that illuminators sometimes made use of materials associated with other media, such as egg yolk, which was traditionally used as a binder by panel painters.'....
Tiger conservation plan made public
Edit The Himalayan 30 Jul 2016
The cost also involves technology development, construction of physical infrastructure and capacity development for scientific research ... As there is frequent movement of tigers to and from Nepal and India, the government plans to carry out tiger census in national parks and protected areas of the two neighbouring countries simultaneously in 2018 by using the same technology to make the tiger statistics reliable and scientific ... ....
BMC's negligence led to the incident: Activists
Edit DNA India 30 Jul 2016
However, activists across city who have been following this issue claimed that the BMC was simply clearing one feet area and were not doing the work scientifically ... "BMC does not follow a proper scientific method while trimming the trees and even there is no supervision and contractors do what they want to leaving the tree unstable and at risk ......
Formless: 10 YEARS of RUPTURE // Breakage / Loxy / Equinox +more tickets
Edit Skiddle 30 Jul 2016
(Digital Soundboy / Bassbin / Scientific Wax / Reinforced / Planet Mu) ... Combining rich tones and a sense of spaciousness in the mix, his music is both subtle yet devastatingly effective; he’s released numerous highly acclaimed productions on many key labels, notably Bassbin, as well as Inperspective, Planet Mu, and Scientific Wax; which he co-ran with Equinox from 2005 for a number of years....
GMO wheat found in Washington state could affect US trade
Edit The Roanoke Times 30 Jul 2016
The Food and Drug Administration says genetically modified organisms, or GMOs, are safe and little scientific ......
GMO wheat in Washington could affect trade
Edit The Salt Lake Tribune 30 Jul 2016
The Food and Drug Administration says genetically modified organisms, or GMOs, are safe and little scientific concern exists about the safety of those on the market. But critics say not enough is known about their risks, and ... ....
Ayurveda to undergo clinical trials before hitting market
Edit Indiatoday 30 Jul 2016
"Though Traditional Systems of medicine are known for their long history of safe and effective use, validation of safety and efficacy using scientific and evidence-based methodologies is needed for the purpose of universal acceptability," said Dr Soumya Swaminathan, Director General, ICMR ... ....
SpaceX wins 2nd NASA contract to take astronauts to ISS
Edit Zeenews 30 Jul 2016
Commercial crew flights from Florida's Space Coast to the International Space Station will restore America's human spaceflight launch capability and increase the time US crews can dedicate to scientific research, which is helping prepare astronauts for deep space missions, including the Journey to Mars, NASA said in a statement on Saturday ... ....
Somalia: Kuwait to Host Donors for Backing Education in Somalia
Edit All Africa 30 Jul 2016
[Shabelle] The Arab League Educational, Cultural and Scientific Organization (ALECSO) announced on Friday that the State of Kuwait would host early next year an international donors conference to back up education in Somalia ... ....
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