Mathematicians solve old problem that may have new applications
Dec 25, 2005 |
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A twisted soap bubble with a handle? If you find that hard to visualize, it's understandable. Experts had thought for more than 200 years that such a structure was not even mathematically possible. But no longer.
'Where have all the bloody teaspoons gone?'
Dec 25, 2005 |
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"Where have all the bloody teaspoons gone?" is an age old question in the workplace. In this week's BMJ, researchers at the Burnet Institute in Australia attempt to measure the phenomenon of teaspoon loss and ...
Scientists trace how rivers change course
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U.S. scientists have used laboratory techniques and sediment cores from the ocean to help explain the how rivers have changed course over millions of years.
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