Posts In Category Science
Random Word Generator
on June 19, 2011 by Adam in Science, Comments (0)
Using a simple file reader, randomizer, and of course file with a list of all words in the English dictionary, one can create the random word generator in visual basic.net. […]
Cash for Clunkers Ends, Again!
on August 21, 2009 by Adam in Economics, Science, Uncategorized, Comments (5)
The government gift money aimed towards buyers who trade in their old cars for new fuel efficient cars is once again running out. Within this few days that it […]
What is Frozen Smoke?
on November 20, 2008 by Adam in Science, Comments (1)
Aerogel is made from Silicon Dioxide, the same material as ordinary Glass, only 1,000 times less dense. It has incredible insulating properties, and was used by NASA for thermal insulation […]
Modeling Software Systems with Petri Nets
on November 19, 2008 by Adam in Science, Comments (0)
Petri nets, in my estimation, will be a vital modeling tool for years to come. Invented by 13 year old Carl Adam Petri for the purpose of describing chemical processes, […]
Luna 2
on September 14, 2008 by Adam in Science, Technology, Comments (0)
The United States may have sent the first man to the moon, but Russia was the first to crash something onto it. Tomorrow marks the 49th anniversary of Luna 2′s […]
The Future of Science
on September 3, 2008 by Adam in Humor, Science, Technology, Comments (1)
I wrote this a few years ago in my private journal and now I feel at liberty to share with you, I have copied it as is, without my modern […]
Google To Release New Web Browser Tomorrow!!!
on September 2, 2008 by Adam in News, Science, Sports, Technology, Comments (1)
Google will begin distributing its own browser in a move likely to heat up its rivalry with Microsoft. The Internet search leader confirmed the long-rumored browser in a Monday posting […]
Cloaking is closer to perfection
on August 11, 2008 by Adam in Science, Technology, Comments (1)
Cloaking, according to the magazines ‘Nature’ and ‘Science’ , is making significant progress. The key, according to the scientists at UC Berkeley and LBNL, is using materials that can produce […]