Nano Padlocks - On the Horizon

Researchers have developed a new type of keypad lock - the size of one molecule.

Benefits of Using Telemetry GSM

Telemetry GSM technology is becoming more common place as technology advances. It allows users to remotely monitor a very large variety of information.

We Are Almost There But Still Have a Long Way To Go

A hundred years ago people used to either walk everywhere, ride a bike, tor maybe take a train to go somewhere but a lot of people never travelled outside of their own home town. These days things have drastically changed. Back a hundred years ago computers were something told about in stories, the same with maybe robots. Look at all that has been accomplished during the last 100 years.

Cancer Research UK

More and more people are surviving cancer than ever before. Cancer is no longer the death sentence it once was. Cancer treatments in the past were sometimes drastic and devastating.

Science Facts About Sleep

As you might well know, sleep is a physiological need in order for the body to function well. Enough sleep is needed in order to focus and concentrate more.

Is It A Whale, A Shark Or A Dolphin

When you talk about a shark, people think of either a blue whale, which is the largest mammal on Earth or a sperm whale like Moby Dick. In reality, when you think about a killer whale or a whale shark, confusion clouds your mind. Let's clear this out!

Heart - The Body's Power plant

The human heart is an incredibly complex and efficient organ. Is the heart a result of evolutionary processes or the result of intelligent design?

The Dependability Of Lab Glassware

When it comes to glassware, most of us immediately think of the glass in our kitchens, the elegant pieces in the department store, or those settings found in our favorite restaurant. But there is glassware of the utilitarian kind as well and it can be found doing the work of researchers and scientists around the world... lab glassware.

The Human Nose - Makings Sense of Scents

The human nose and sense of smell are complex structures and functions. Is the human nose the result of evolutionary processes or the result of intelligent design?

The Undiscovered Error - The Michelson–Morley Experiment

This is the first in a series of articles describing the ground breaking new Theory called Super Relativity. This article describes in detail what went wrong in Physics and why we have failed to discover the truth about how the Universe really works. You will travel back in time to the pivotal moment when the error occurred. It is then explained what the error is and what it has done to hinder mankind in the search for the truth.

The Human Ear - What Did He Say?

The human ear is an auditory gate that provides an incredible range of long-term memories. Is the human ear and the sense of hearing the result of evolutionary processes or the result of intelligent design?

Certify Your Facility Against ANSI-ESD S20.20 Standard

Increase customer confidence through facility certification against ANSI-ESD S20.20 standard.

What Parts Of A Shark's Anatomy Are Considered Useful To Humans?

While many people think of sharks as cold blooded killers, others tend to exploit these ferocious predators to benefit mankind. In fact, 100s of million of sharks are killed every year. Let's find out why and what their body is actually used for!

Atomic Theory of Matter

Article about Atomic structure and Atomic Theory of Matter.

Skipping Light and Retrieving It; What About the Information Can We Have Our Cake and Eat It Too?

One re-occurring topic that theoretical physicists love to discuss is light, energy, time and the quantum unknown. Of course with all this discussion it appears that these questions might soon be answered. Recently an interesting topic of conversation came up in our Online Think Tank with regards to the MA scientific team that stopped a pulsed laser in mid-flight and then watched it reappear on moments later a few millimeters away?