Posts tagged: dust
Nanolaser is small as speck of dust
Creating a tiny version of a coaxial cable, researchers at the University of California San Diego create smallest laser to date, an advance that could lead to optical computer chips or high-resolution displays.
Another one bites the dust: BP Solar shuts down
Solar industry consolidation continues as industry pioneer BP Solar closes down due to rapidly falling solar panel prices.
Cosmic dust busters aim to clear stellar views
Cosmic dust is fogging up attempts to study light left over from the Big Bang, and Canadian scientists aim to clear up the problem.
Dust Study May Invalidate Most Warming Modeling Work Done to Date
Models underestimate the amount of large dust particles, which increase the sun's influence on global temperatures
Asteroid dust captured by spacecraft
A Japanese spacecraft that returned to Earth in June successfully captured dust from an asteroid for the first time in history, scientists say.
Smelly Moon Dust Inspires Sniffable Moon Artwork
"Scratch and sniff" artwork has surprising scent.
Another One Bites The Dust: HP Loses Another Top Executive
Issues continue for the world's top computer maker
Kin memorial site bites the dust
The site was run on top of an online tribute site and it turns out the bereaved weren't too happy to see a gadget memorialized like their loved ones.
Scientists seek asteroid dust in space capsule
A team of scientists flew to the Australian Outback on Monday and recovered a Japanese space capsule that they hope contains asteroid samples providing clues into the evolution of the solar system.
U.S. Left in the Dust as China Unveils World’s Fastest High Speed Train
China's $1T USD high speed rail gambit leaps ahead
Dust likely culprit in moon mirror problems
Scientists believe lunar dust heated by the sun is degrading the performance of the Apollo reflector arrays and could explain a strange phenomenon that occurs during a full moon.