TechKnowledgey 2010
By
Jeff Eckert
July 2010, Page 10
Solar airplane takes flight, what’s old is new again (think Commodore 64), compact AC/DC power supplies, plus other stuff you’ll find interesting.
Techknowledgey 2010
By
Jeff Eckert
May 2010, Page 10
Topics covered include Maxwell’s demon is discovered, affordable night vision, new ’scopes are introduced, butterflies are not free, plus some other stuff you’ll find interesting.
TechKnowledgey 2010
By
Jeff Eckert
April 2010, Page 12
Topics covered include the fastest graphene transistor, turning your HDTV into a videophone, a flytrap that eats cesium, plus some other stuff you’ll find interesting.
TechKnowledgey 2010
By
Jeff Eckert
February 2010, Page 10
Topics covered include the destruction of the universde, Mac upgrades, a three-axis gyroscope in a single package, plus some other stuff you'll find interesting.
Techknowledgey 2007
By
Jeff Eckert
August 2007, Page 10
The diamond anvil cell (DAC) has been around since 1958, when it was invented by Weir, Van Valkenburg, Lippincott, and Bunting at what was then called the National Bureau of Standards...
Techknowledgey 2007
By
Jeff Eckert
October 2007, Page 10
Detecting Cancer with light, Another Step toward Fusion, Sun Introduces New Microprocessor, Software Enhances NASCAR, Name-Based Search Engine, and Audio Amp Driver Introduced
Positronium Observed in Lab
By
Jeff Eckert
December 2007, Page 10
In case you’re not up on particle physics, note that when an electron meets its antimatter counterpart — the positron — this generally results in mutual annihilation and the release of a couple gamma rays...