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Articles related to "Atomic"
Atomic Orbitals Electrons in atoms are arranged in electronic energy levels, subshells and orbitals. electron • orbital • electronic configuration • periodic table • quantum mechanics
Spectroscopy and Atomic Structure Bohr's atomic model explains how electrons jumping between orbits in atoms cause emission and absorption line spectra and why each element has its own spectral signature. spectroscopy • atomic structure • absorption lines • spectral lines • emission lines
Carl E Wieman - The Fifth State of Matter Carl E Wieman shares the 2001 Nobel Prize for Physics for his discovery of the Bose-Einstein condensate, the fifth state of matter. bose-einstein condensate • quantum mechanics • atomic physics • nobel • physicist
Keeping Time with Nuclear Time change is one of the most stressful times in a person lives. Learn what the Himalayan School of Psychology and Auto Mechanics reports on this matter and how paralells the behavior between man and the rare PJ Bear. Discover the tools that will make time change a less stressful experience. buy • sale • shop • shopping • internet
Mars Waits Will desperate immigrants, fleeing poverty and despair, overwhelm the social systems of the developed nations? Will armed despots hold the world's resources hostage, break the economies of the industrialized countries, and, in doing so, doom themselves? Only one thing is certain. frontier theory • atomic bomb • nuclear weapons • hiroshima • space colonization
Niels Bohr, Physicist Brief biography and philosophy of Niels Bohr, famous for the atomic structure model, the foundation of quantum mechanics. niels bohr physicist • niels bohr brief biography • niels bohr atomic structure • niels bohr atomic theory • niels bohr discoveries
The Periodic Table of the Elements A key tool for chemists throughout the world is the systematic arrangement of all known elements in the Periodic Table chemistry • periodic table • mendeleev • mendeleyev • elements
The Genocidal Mindset The psychological distancing individuals achieved through the bureaucratic and technological developments produced during the war made genocidal behavior universally conceivable in the context of a modern industrialized state at war. genocide • world war • morality • warfare • eichmann
The Physics Family Physics is a discipline of science that includes many interrelated and active branches. branches of physics • classic physics • classical physics • modern physics • applied physics
Book Review: Welcome to Shirley One Long Island town's rise and fall, told in a hybrid personal and environmental memoir. welcome to shirley: a memoir from an atomic town b • kelly mcmasters • environmental memoir • shirley new york • brookhaven national laboratory
Classic Sci-Fi Movies from the Early 1950s Science fiction movies of the 1950s were strongly influenced by the paranoia of the Atomic and Cold War Eras or the feeling that we are not alone. classic scifi movie • sci-fi movies 1950s • science fiction atomic • science fiction cold war • heinlein rocketship galileo
Public History and the Problem of Perspective History is always subjective unless one considers dates and facts as constituting the entire discipline. How we write history determines how the public understands it. public history • historical narratives • smithsonian enola gay exhibit • haymarket riot • cold war censorship
The Big and the Small - Part 1 At different scales, different forces have a predominate influence over matter. 4 forces • four forces • gravity • weak force • strong force
The Big and the Small - Part 2 Last week we looked at how the four fundamental forces influence matter on the atomic and microscopic scales, this week we look at the macroscopic and cosmic scales. 4 forces • four forces • gravity • weak force • strong force
The Tri-Cities in Washington State While visiting the Tri-Cities of Washington State my thoughts turn to Hanford Nuclear Reservation tri-cities • hanford • hanford nuclear reservation • richland • pasco
History Resources Internet resources for history minded individuals. internet • resources • history • archives • publications
The Soviet Tu-4: Russia's Stolen Superfortress As the Second World War ended, Joseph Stalin recognized the need for a Soviet long-range bomber that could strike the continental United States. He found that in the B-29, and promptly stole three aircraft to copy. b-29 • stalin • beria • tu-4 • ramp tramp
Non-Defense Nuclear Technologies Nuclear radiation has great potential for destruction. But engineers and scientists have harnessed the power of atomic forces for a wide range of uses to help humanity. non-defense nuclear technologies • peaceful uses of nuclear technology;man-made nucle • many uses of radiation • norm • naturally occurring radioactive material
Nelva, Decode get Gemini noms Atomic Betty No-L9, Bromwell High, Jane and the Dragon, Naughty Naughty Pets, and Miss Spider's Sunny Patch Friends: The Prince, the Princess and the Bee up for Gemini. gemini • award • nominations • animation • nelvana limited
History, Part 2: "Watch The Skies!" The first of two articles tracing the next stage of the development of the genre -- Part Two of our series on SF/Fantasy cinema history. sf • science fiction • fantasy • cinema • film
Dispersion & Refraction in Optics When white light passes through a prism it spreads out into all the colors of the rainbow. Physics tells us this results from refraction and dispersion. dispersion • refraction • optics • snells law • lenses
How Do Microwave Ovens Work? How do microwave ovens cook food? How is the energy of the microwaves converted to heat energy in our meals? How does microwave heating work? how do microwave ovens work • microwave ovens • microwaves • electromagnetic waves • microwave heating
John Rayleigh : Inert Gas Argon Brief biography of English physicist Lord John Rayleigh, a Nobel Prize laureate in physics for isolating gas argon, known for "Rayleigh Scattering" and why sky is blue. john rayleigh physicist scientist • john rayleigh bio • rayleigh scattering • discovered inert gas argon • rayleigh sky is blue
Optics & Total Internal Reflection Total internal reflection is the fundamental physics principle behind rainbows, the brilliance of diamonds, fiber optic cables, and other technologies. total internal reflection • fiber optic cables • optical fiber • refractive index • index of refraction
Reflection of Light in Optics When light is reflected the incident and reflected angles are equal. Specular reflection is from a smooth surface, and diffuse reflection from a rough surface. reflection • optics • reflection of light • specular reflection • diffuse reflection
Refraction of Light In optics, Snell's law of refraction tells us that light is refracted, or bent, when it passes from one medium to another. refraction • optics • snells law • index of refraction • refraction of light
Temperature Scales and Conversions How different common temperature scales compare and their freezing and boiling points of water. How to convert Celsius to Fahrenheit or Fahrenheit to Celsius. temperature scales • celsius • fahrenheit degrees • centigrade degrees • convert celsius to farenheit
I Was A Teenaged Troglodyte, Part II Second part of an article dealing with the reasons atomic bomb shelters were built during the 1950s, the pessimism and bleak view art and media had towards the survivability of such a war, and the modern day equivalents of atomic shelters. stangelove • bomb • shelter • society • boy
The Production of Heavy Elements The fact that Earth is a rocky planet is a large reason it is capable of supporting life. The heavy elements necessary for this were created in stars and supernovae. heavy element production • nuclear fusion • supernovae and heavy elements • naturally ocurring elements • reasons the earth is capable of supporting life
Tales from the West Texas Dust Editor's introductory essay to a new series on the current face of organized religion in Texas. texas culture • texas religion • evangelicalism
The Chaos of a Conspiracy Government action betrays the truth. UFO's are here. government • projects • secrecy • agenda
GlamRock: Def Leppard Def Leppard a group from the 80s continues into the 90s def leppard • 80s glam rock • hysteria album 1987 • adrenalize album 1992 • pour some sugar on me
Hydroponics Cation & Anion Exchange Capabilities (intro.)! Hydroponics Cation & Anion Exchange Capabilities (intro.)! hydroponics • cation • anion
Project Magnet First Canadian government sponsored UFO study. extraterrestrial • technology • sub-nucleon
Bosons Bosons, along with fermions and leptons complete the 'zoo' of elementary particles. bosons • boson • mediation of forces • fundamental forces • gauge bosons
Canada's Glittering Giller The short list for the Giller Prize has been announced and the rumour mill has started churning. Half of the short list are first-time novelists. Why did Alice Munro withdraw her collection of short stories when the bulk of the competitors are literary lightweights?
Chemical Engineering 101 Chemical engineers are involved in pharmaceuticals, fossil and biofuels, materials and processes related to many household products. chemical engineering introduction • chemical engineering education • branch of chemical engineering • chemical engineering professional society • what chemical engineers do
Explosions and the Movies A short discussion on explosions in the movies. explosive • explosives • movies • grenade • artillery
Foundation for Mind-Being Research The Foundation for Mind-Being Research is building a learning community of scientists, artists, and seekers who are discovering and legitimizing new conceptions of truth. consciousness • anecdotal • energy • reincarnation • spirituality
Japanese Cranes, Symbols of Peace Red-crowned Cranes are traditional symbols of peace and harmony. Sadako Sasaki, a young Hiroshima victim, made paper cranes an international peace symbol too. japanese cranes • sadako sasaki • hiroshima victim • peace • red-crowned crane
Museums and Politics Museums, sometimes by the mere fact of their existence, can prove to be politically charged and controversial. Should museums avoid, or embrace, this type of controversy? museum • museums • politics • political • controversy
Oh say can you C? This article describes some of the features of the C and C++ languages that make them attractive to scientific researchers. c • c++ • fortran • chemistry • science
Physics Through the Ages: Part 1 Understanding how physics developed in the past helps us understand where it may be going in the future, but it also sheds insight on how we perceive the natural world. physics ancient india • physics buddhism • mo tzu • aristotle • natural philosophy
Rene Descartes Cogito Ergo Sum Philosophy and works of great thinker Rene Descartes, known for 'cogito ergo sum' ('I think therefore I am'.) rene descartes • descartes cogito ergo sum • descartes philosophy • descartes works • descartes cartesian dualism
StoryBoard Pro Software One major aspect of scriptwriting is planning - whether in outline form or bullet points or some other fashion. One way to accomplish this is through story boarding. screenplay • screenwriting • playwright • software • storyboard
An Introduction to Fiber Optics Fiber optic telecommunication systems carry huge amounts of bandwidth to homes and offices, using ultra-fast pulses of light sent through thread-like glass fibers. introduction to fiber optics • basic fiber optic system • optical fiber networks • fiber optic communications • fiber optic bandwidth |
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