http://therealm.forumotion.com/science-technology-f20/-t1.htm Scientific discussion and its societal significance. Mon, 08 Dec 2008 12:02:56 GMT 10 http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v220/xXNessaxX44/newrea10.jpg http://therealm.forumotion.com/science-technology-f20/-t1.htm http://therealm.forumotion.com/science-technology-f20/mmm-beer-this-brew-could-extend-your-life-t1294.htm Nessa Scientists create beverage with genetically modified brewer's yeast Here's a reason to raise a pint; scientists at Rice University have created beer that could extend your life. BioBeer, as it's called, has three genes spliced into special brewer's yeast that produce resveratrol, the chemical in red wine that is thought to protect against diabetes, cancer, Alzheimer's and other age-related conditions. The only problem, from the students' perspective, is that many of them aren't old ... Science / Technology Mon, 08 Dec 2008 12:02:56 GMT http://therealm.forumotion.com/science-technology-f20/mmm-beer-this-brew-could-extend-your-life-t1294.htm#24637 http://therealm.forumotion.com/science-technology-f20/mmm-beer-this-brew-could-extend-your-life-t1294.htm http://therealm.forumotion.com/science-technology-f20/info-about-our-eyes-t1240.htm arif We should never put anything in or near our eyes, unless we have a reason to use eye drops. We would only do that if our doctor or parent told us to use them. Blinking helps to wash tears over our eyeballs. That keeps them clean and moist. Also, if something is about to hit our eye, we will blink automatically. Our body has some natural protection for our eyes. Our eyelashes help to keep dirt out of our eyes. Our eyebrows are made to keep sweat from running into our eyes. Our eyes ... Science / Technology Tue, 23 Sep 2008 08:08:09 GMT http://therealm.forumotion.com/science-technology-f20/info-about-our-eyes-t1240.htm#23367 http://therealm.forumotion.com/science-technology-f20/info-about-our-eyes-t1240.htm http://therealm.forumotion.com/science-technology-f20/dog-cloning-t1167.htm ONECRUNCH
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/4742453.stm]]> Science / Technology Wed, 06 Aug 2008 02:22:44 GMT http://therealm.forumotion.com/science-technology-f20/dog-cloning-t1167.htm#21737 http://therealm.forumotion.com/science-technology-f20/dog-cloning-t1167.htm http://therealm.forumotion.com/science-technology-f20/views-from-space-t1097.htm mkerv http://www.keepandshare.com/doc/view.php?u=548493]]> Science / Technology Wed, 18 Jun 2008 14:44:31 GMT http://therealm.forumotion.com/science-technology-f20/views-from-space-t1097.htm#20134 http://therealm.forumotion.com/science-technology-f20/views-from-space-t1097.htm http://therealm.forumotion.com/science-technology-f20/whoa-t1024.htm mkerv http://www.geekologie.com/2008/05/eye_candy.php]]> Science / Technology Fri, 09 May 2008 17:04:55 GMT http://therealm.forumotion.com/science-technology-f20/whoa-t1024.htm#18745 http://therealm.forumotion.com/science-technology-f20/whoa-t1024.htm http://therealm.forumotion.com/science-technology-f20/phoenix-makes-picture-perfect-mars-landing-t1063.htm Nessa NASA's Phoenix Mars Lander survived a risky plunge through the Red Planet's atmosphere and touched down in Mars' northern polar region on Sunday, sending back pictures of a bleak-looking, oddly patterned plain. Over the next 90 days, the probe is due to dig into the permafrost to look for evidence of the building blocks of life. Cheers swept through Mission Control at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory when the touchdown signal from the Phoenix Mars Lander was detected after a nail-biting ... Science / Technology Mon, 26 May 2008 15:31:17 GMT http://therealm.forumotion.com/science-technology-f20/phoenix-makes-picture-perfect-mars-landing-t1063.htm#19448 http://therealm.forumotion.com/science-technology-f20/phoenix-makes-picture-perfect-mars-landing-t1063.htm http://therealm.forumotion.com/science-technology-f20/test-your-science-and-space-smarts-t211.htm Nessa Seems like a missing link has been found, but don’t look in the mirror. Check it out as you [test your science and space smarts. http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/10790555/ Science / Technology Mon, 27 Aug 2007 06:31:33 GMT http://therealm.forumotion.com/science-technology-f20/test-your-science-and-space-smarts-t211.htm#1059 http://therealm.forumotion.com/science-technology-f20/test-your-science-and-space-smarts-t211.htm http://therealm.forumotion.com/science-technology-f20/time-travel-possible-t183.htm Nessa A new concept for a time machine could possibly enable distant future generations to travel into the past, research now suggests. Unlike past ideas for time machines, this new concept does not require exotic, theoretical forms of matter. Still, this new idea requires technology far more advanced than anything existing today, and major questions remain as to whether any time machine would ever prove stable enough to enable actual travel back in time. Time machine researchers ... Science / Technology Tue, 21 Aug 2007 16:19:48 GMT http://therealm.forumotion.com/science-technology-f20/time-travel-possible-t183.htm#866 http://therealm.forumotion.com/science-technology-f20/time-travel-possible-t183.htm http://therealm.forumotion.com/science-technology-f20/microsoft-bids-446-billion-for-yahoo-t785.htm Nessa Unable to topple Google Inc. on its own, Microsoft Corp. is trying to force crippled rival Yahoo Inc. into a shotgun marriage, betting nearly $42 billion that the two companies together will have a better chance of tackling the Internet search leader. Microsoft’s audacious attempt to buy Yahoo, spelled out in an unsolicited offer announced Friday, shows just how much Google threatens the world’s largest software maker’s grip on how people interact with computers. For Yahoo, the ... Science / Technology Sat, 02 Feb 2008 12:40:42 GMT http://therealm.forumotion.com/science-technology-f20/microsoft-bids-446-billion-for-yahoo-t785.htm#11191 http://therealm.forumotion.com/science-technology-f20/microsoft-bids-446-billion-for-yahoo-t785.htm http://therealm.forumotion.com/science-technology-f20/kid-hecks-iphone-t439.htm DC Wow I know this took a lot of work. Pretty neet thou Science / Technology Fri, 05 Oct 2007 03:25:07 GMT http://therealm.forumotion.com/science-technology-f20/kid-hecks-iphone-t439.htm#3381 http://therealm.forumotion.com/science-technology-f20/kid-hecks-iphone-t439.htm http://therealm.forumotion.com/science-technology-f20/the-year-in-science-t694.htm Nessa An image from the European Southern Observatory shows a three-galaxy merger known as the Cosmic Bird or the "Tinker Bell Triplet". When historians look back at 2007 - the 50th anniversary of the start of the first space race - they may well pick this date as the start of a second international space race. The past year's developments may not have brought one event as dramatic as Sputnik's launch back in 1957. But when you start looking at the highlights, the big picture ... Science / Technology Sun, 23 Dec 2007 03:56:06 GMT http://therealm.forumotion.com/science-technology-f20/the-year-in-science-t694.htm#9509 http://therealm.forumotion.com/science-technology-f20/the-year-in-science-t694.htm http://therealm.forumotion.com/science-technology-f20/global-warming-t500.htm mkerv http://www.break.com/index/global-warming-guy-is-back.html]]> Science / Technology Mon, 15 Oct 2007 14:06:44 GMT http://therealm.forumotion.com/science-technology-f20/global-warming-t500.htm#4176 http://therealm.forumotion.com/science-technology-f20/global-warming-t500.htm http://therealm.forumotion.com/science-technology-f20/scientists-find-new-species-in-vietnam-t395.htm Nessa HANOI, Vietnam - Scientists have discovered 11 new species of plants and animals in Vietnam, including a snake, two butterflies and five orchid varieties, the Worldwide Fund for Nature said Wednesday. The new species were found in a remote region known as the "Green Corridor" in Thua Thien Hue province in central Vietnam, it said. "You only discover so many new species in very special places, and the Green Corridor is one of them," Chris Dickinson, WWF's chief ... Science / Technology Thu, 27 Sep 2007 02:44:35 GMT http://therealm.forumotion.com/science-technology-f20/scientists-find-new-species-in-vietnam-t395.htm#2673 http://therealm.forumotion.com/science-technology-f20/scientists-find-new-species-in-vietnam-t395.htm http://therealm.forumotion.com/science-technology-f20/scientists-discover-skinny-gene-t229.htm Nessa Certain flies, mice and people are just born lucky (except in time of famine) Janine Geredes is the kind of person many of us love to hate. No matter how much the Northern California woman eats, she never gets fat. While the rest of us obsess over every morsel passing through our lips, convinced we’ll pack on the pounds if we let our guard down for just one moment, Geredes worries she’ll become unappealingly bony if she doesn’t eat enough. “I’ve always had to work to keep weight ... Science / Technology Wed, 05 Sep 2007 03:05:11 GMT http://therealm.forumotion.com/science-technology-f20/scientists-discover-skinny-gene-t229.htm#1278 http://therealm.forumotion.com/science-technology-f20/scientists-discover-skinny-gene-t229.htm http://therealm.forumotion.com/science-technology-f20/four-galaxy-collision-could-form-ubergalaxy-t125.htm Nessa Scientists say it could make one of the largest in the universe. A major cosmic pileup involving four large galaxies could give rise to one of the largest galaxies the universe has ever known, scientients say. Each of the four galaxies is at least the size of the Milky Way, and each is home to billions of stars. The galaxies will eventually merge into a single, colossal galaxy up to 10 times as massive as our own Milky Way. "When this merger is complete, this will ... Science / Technology Mon, 06 Aug 2007 23:23:12 GMT http://therealm.forumotion.com/science-technology-f20/four-galaxy-collision-could-form-ubergalaxy-t125.htm#489 http://therealm.forumotion.com/science-technology-f20/four-galaxy-collision-could-form-ubergalaxy-t125.htm