उज्जैन में भी अब विज्ञान के अत्याधुनिक उपकरणों की जानकारी विद्यार्थियों के अलावा अन्य पर्यटकों को मिल सकेगी। आधुनिक आैर विज्ञान आधारित पर्यटन के रूप में शहर में उपक्षेत्रीय विज्ञान केंद्र बनकर तैयार होगा। खास बात यह है कि प्रदेश में केवल भोपाल में बने एकमात्र क्षेत्रीय विज्ञान केंद्र से भी यह साइंस सेंटर बड़ा होगा। जिसमें म्यूजियम, चिल्ड्रन एवं आईटी पार्क सहित साइंस बेस्ड … Continue reading मध्य प्रदेश के उज्जैन में भी अब साइंस सेंटर
शुक्रवार, 12 अक्टूबर 2018 (20:16 IST) लंदन। वैज्ञानिकों ने कहा है कि बृहस्पति के चन्द्रमा ‘यूरोपा’ के विषुवतीय क्षेत्रों में करीब 15 मीटर ऊंची बर्फ की धारदार चादर फैली हुई हो सकती है। यह वहां जीवन की तलाश को मुश्किल बना सकती है। ब्रिटेन स्थित कार्डिफ विश्वविद्यालय के शोधार्थियों ने बताया कि पिछले अंतरिक्ष अभियानों में यूरोपा को हमारी सौर प्रणाली में जीवन के लिए … Continue reading नई खोज, बृहस्पति के चन्द्रमा ‘यूरोपा’ पर है 15 मीटर ऊंची बर्फ की धारदार चादर
This technique could speed drug development and aid forensic investigations BY CARMEN DRAHL 6:00AM, OCTOBER 29, 2018 The one-hour photo booth has met its molecular match. By adapting a technique for determining protein structures, two independent teams have charted chemical structures of antibiotics, hormones and other compounds with unprecedented speed. Depending on the molecule, it took between 30 minutes and a day to determine structures, … Continue reading Zapping substances with electrons can quickly map chemical structures
The ancient, arid landscapes of Australia are fertile ground for new growth, says Douglas MacFarlane, a chemist at Monash University in suburban Melbourne: vast forests of windmills and solar panels. More sunlight per square meter strikes the country than just about any other, and powerful winds buffet its south and west coasts. All told, Australia boasts a renewable energy potential of 25,000 gigawatts, one of … Continue reading Liquid Sunshine
Researchers have developed a tiny silicon-based device that can harness what was previously called waste heat and turn it into DC power. Directly converting electrical power to heat is easy. It regularly happens in your toaster, that is, if you make toast regularly. The opposite, converting heat into electrical power, isn’t so easy. Researchers from Sandia National Laboratories have developed a tiny silicon-based device that … Continue reading Generating electrical power from waste heat
Scientists are developing a “living sensor” that eats hydrocarbons to monitor the country’s extensive network of petroleum pipelines. More than 212,000 miles of oil and gas pipelines traverse the United States, transporting about 16 billion barrels of crude oil, refined petroleum products and liquefied natural gas each year. Thousands more miles of pipeline branch across the ocean floor. Monitoring the extensive network for leaks is a monumental … Continue reading Bacteria-Based Sensor Could Detect Oil and Gas Leaks
We explore how powerful your laser needs to be to get noticed on Mars and beyond. Have you ever played with a pocket-sized laser, wondering how far its light would travel? Could you, a naughty student inside a classroom on Earth, annoy a poor substitute teacher on Mars by waggling your laser pointer at him? The short answer: no. By the time the light finally … Continue reading How Far Can Laser Light Travel?
IISc researchers produce a better water purification membrane | 08/30/2016 Going a step further, a team of researchers from IISc Bangalore has improved upon the water purification membrane they developed in 2014. The membrane allows higher flow rate across it and kills nearly 99 per cent of E. Coli present in water. The results of the study were published recently in the journal Nanoscale. Instead of … Continue reading IISc researchers produce a better water purification membrane
Earth’s temperature dropped during solar eclipse | 08/23/2016 A study revealed that the temperature of the Earth dropped during last year’s eclipse of the sun, Britain’s Met office has said.The Met Office on Monday said it was the first time that satellites had been used to monitor surface “skin” temperatures during a total solar eclipse, Xinhua news agency reported. The research showed the eclipse on … Continue reading Earth’s temperature dropped during solar eclipse
Technology produces clean-burning hydrogen fuel ch Nitesh | 29/01/2015 A new technology based on carbon nanotubes promises commercially viable hydrogen production from water. The new technology is a novel catalyst that performs almost as well as cost-prohibitive platinum for so-called electrolysis reactions, which use electric currents to split water molecules into hydrogen and oxygen. The Rutgers technology is also far more efficient than less-expensive catalysts … Continue reading Technology produces clean-burning hydrogen fuel ch
