Optics

all?' light issue also, once he realized that the sun does not revolve around us. The answer for ...

Article - Hank Campbell - Jan 23 2013 - 5:10pm

a material that can reflect light from all directions and thereby create the perfect cat’s eye. Tyc and ...

Article - News Staff - Nov 28 2008 - 4:30am

indispensable for the fast ignition, can be now realized with the help of all the high-techs used for LFEX. It ...

Article - News Staff - Aug 10 2015 - 7:32am

(can anything be all of those? Only in academia) which can display information directly on the ...

Article - News Staff - May 14 2012 - 2:24pm

monoxide, and hydrogen peroxide are all detected in parallel with nitric oxide. The reported approach offers ...

Article - News Staff - Feb 18 2008 - 4:20am

about supernovae if we can catch the next one in our galaxy and study it with all our available ...

Article - News Staff - Oct 31 2013 - 1:19pm

group, has demonstrated the best all-optical demultiplexing rate yet recorded for ...

Article - News Staff - Mar 17 2009 - 8:32pm

colors seen by the eye are the colors scattered by the object. If the object is all of one color- let us ...

Article - Patrick Lockerby - Aug 14 2011 - 10:04am

absolute zero- so, basically all things worth looking at. Though mechanical detection of IR radiation has ...

Article - News Staff - Oct 30 2013 - 7:30am

a meter in size) metal particles are placed onto a solar cell. First of all, the use of nanoparticles ...

Article - News Staff - Dec 23 2008 - 9:55pm

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John
We can know that this isn't purely a Trumpian thing because of the reviews from two years ago which basically said: 1) Astronomers have treated the people of Hawai'i like crap and owe...

The Thirty Meter Telescope May Be Cancelled Not by Ordinary People's Protest, but by Wealthy People's Whim · 9 hours ago
Hontas Farmer
I'm not going to say you are wrong about any of the above. I'd not be surprised by a rising price tag as that seems to be how these things always go. I can't think of any big science...

The Thirty Meter Telescope May Be Cancelled Not by Ordinary People's Protest, but by Wealthy People's Whim · 1 day ago
John
To be honest, TMT did this to themselves by not being honest about the cost from the start. Had they told everyone that the cost for the installation would be on the order of $3 billion (most of...

The Thirty Meter Telescope May Be Cancelled Not by Ordinary People's Protest, but by Wealthy People's Whim · 1 day ago
Zack Y.
Isn't this a dangerous inversion of how science is supposed to be done? What's to prevent this same scenario playing out for ANY potential discovery coming from a precision measurement...

The Anomaly That Wasn't · 1 day ago
bizdean
Thank you for this, IrishNeanderthal. Actually I believe what’s going on in America is under-hyped. The mainstream press is far too easy on Mr. Trump, who is convicted of multiple felonies and...

Editorial: This Week’s LA Non-riots · 4 days ago

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