http://thenepalesedebate.forumotion.com/the-laboratory-f12/-t1.htm Talk about science, technology, new inventions, their impact etc here Sat, 14 Jun 2008 14:36:16 GMT 10 http://img144.imageshack.us/img144/7445/logowebpd8.jpg http://thenepalesedebate.forumotion.com/the-laboratory-f12/-t1.htm http://thenepalesedebate.forumotion.com/the-laboratory-f12/happy-laser-day-t127.htm eveningpolestar While googling this morning, I found that today is the day the first LASER was invented. When the first working laser was reported in 16 May 1960, it was described as "a solution looking for a problem." But before long the laser's distinctive qualities—its ability to generate an intense, very narrow beam of light of a single wavelength—were being harnessed for science, technology and medicine. Today, lasers are everywhere: from research laboratories at the cutting edge of quantum physics ... The Laboratory Fri, 16 May 2008 07:51:11 GMT http://thenepalesedebate.forumotion.com/the-laboratory-f12/happy-laser-day-t127.htm#608 http://thenepalesedebate.forumotion.com/the-laboratory-f12/happy-laser-day-t127.htm http://thenepalesedebate.forumotion.com/the-laboratory-f12/what-came-first-the-egg-or-the-gecko-inside-t137.htm Dark Rider Australian scientists are trying to crack the mystery of how a tiny lizard found its way inside a chicken’s egg. The bizarre discovery was made by a doctor in Darwin as he made dinner earlier this week. Peter Beaumont broke open an egg and was shocked to find a dead gecko inside. “I was cracking the eggs into a pan when I noticed one of them was all cloudy. I looked at the shell and saw a tiny gecko,” he said. The lizard could not have entered the egg after it was cracked open ... The Laboratory Sun, 18 May 2008 08:08:58 GMT http://thenepalesedebate.forumotion.com/the-laboratory-f12/what-came-first-the-egg-or-the-gecko-inside-t137.htm#692 http://thenepalesedebate.forumotion.com/the-laboratory-f12/what-came-first-the-egg-or-the-gecko-inside-t137.htm http://thenepalesedebate.forumotion.com/the-laboratory-f12/antimatter-and-nuclear-power-t56.htm blazeofglory

Has anyone done ISc. or +2 Science or Engineering or BSc. Physics or anything? I want to see how many people are interested in this]]> The Laboratory Mon, 10 Mar 2008 15:58:08 GMT http://thenepalesedebate.forumotion.com/the-laboratory-f12/antimatter-and-nuclear-power-t56.htm#136 http://thenepalesedebate.forumotion.com/the-laboratory-f12/antimatter-and-nuclear-power-t56.htm http://thenepalesedebate.forumotion.com/the-laboratory-f12/monkey-s-brain-controls-robot-arm-t176.htm ariee Monkeys have been able to control robotic limbs using only their thoughts, scientists report. The animals were able to feed themselves using prosthetic arms, which were controlled by brain activity. Small probes, the width of a human hair, were inserted into the monkeys' primary motor cortex - the region of the brain that controls movement. Writing in Nature journal, the authors said their work could eventually help amputees and people who are paralysed. Lead researcher ... The Laboratory Thu, 29 May 2008 14:19:19 GMT http://thenepalesedebate.forumotion.com/the-laboratory-f12/monkey-s-brain-controls-robot-arm-t176.htm#1112 http://thenepalesedebate.forumotion.com/the-laboratory-f12/monkey-s-brain-controls-robot-arm-t176.htm http://thenepalesedebate.forumotion.com/the-laboratory-f12/chandra-uncovers-youngest-supernova-in-our-galaxy-t135.htm Dark Rider Chandra Uncovers Youngest Supernova in Our Galaxy 05.14.08 The most recent supernova in our galaxy has been discovered by tracking the rapid expansion of its remains. This result, using NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory and the National Radio Astronomy Observatory's Very Large Array, will help improve our understanding of how often supernovae explode in the Milky Way galaxy. The supernova explosion occurred about 140 years ago, making it the most ... The Laboratory Sun, 18 May 2008 06:20:16 GMT http://thenepalesedebate.forumotion.com/the-laboratory-f12/chandra-uncovers-youngest-supernova-in-our-galaxy-t135.htm#686 http://thenepalesedebate.forumotion.com/the-laboratory-f12/chandra-uncovers-youngest-supernova-in-our-galaxy-t135.htm http://thenepalesedebate.forumotion.com/the-laboratory-f12/send-your-name-to-moon-nasa-t213.htm Black Knight SEND YOUR NAME TO MOON!!! Its no joke The Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter is NASA’s next big mission to the Moon, & it will launch later this year. It will carry a camera that will have 50 cm resolution on the surface of the Moon, a laser altimeter for mapping the lunar topology, a radiation detector to map out the radiation environment of the Moon, and more. But there’s something else it can carry as well: your name. NASA is putting a microchip onboard LRO that will contain ... The Laboratory Sat, 14 Jun 2008 14:36:16 GMT http://thenepalesedebate.forumotion.com/the-laboratory-f12/send-your-name-to-moon-nasa-t213.htm#1579 http://thenepalesedebate.forumotion.com/the-laboratory-f12/send-your-name-to-moon-nasa-t213.htm http://thenepalesedebate.forumotion.com/the-laboratory-f12/was-the-1969-moon-landing-faked-t196.htm Dark Rider A controversy exists as to whether man really did land on the moon in 1969 with Neil Armstrong, Michael Colins & Buzz Aldin. Some skeptics say the whole thing was faked and recorded in a studio. Part of the argument is that, following the President's 1961 promise to go to the moon, taxpayers had payed for space travel R and D for some time, and by 1969 the US did not want to disappoint America before the decade was over. Some scientists have "proven wrong" the arguments of some skeptic's ... The Laboratory Wed, 11 Jun 2008 06:30:22 GMT http://thenepalesedebate.forumotion.com/the-laboratory-f12/was-the-1969-moon-landing-faked-t196.htm#1460 http://thenepalesedebate.forumotion.com/the-laboratory-f12/was-the-1969-moon-landing-faked-t196.htm