Time for Science - PCB Heaven

Home Contact Projects Experiments Circuits Theory BLOG PIC Tutorials Time for Science RSS Terms of services Privacy policy

Home

Projects

Experiments

Circuits

Theory

BLOG

Time for Science

This is where the polar day and night time Aurora comes from posted June 27 2011 19:22.45 by Giorgos Lazaridis
I have upload blog entries with fantastic timelapse videos showing the polar Aurora effect. But i haven't upload any yet showing how this Aurora effect is generated. I suppose that...
[Link: space]
[ Read more... ]	Comments [0]
Tags: plasma solar space related science animation theory/tutorial

3D printer converts the desert sand into glass only with the sun! posted June 27 2011 19:13.50 by Giorgos Lazaridis
Markus Kayser built this incredible machine! It is a fully functional solar-powered 3D printer and has a solar tracker and a large fresnel lens. The computer tracks the sun and...
[Link: this is colossal]
[ Read more... ]	Comments [0]
Tags: solar 3D printing 3D media temperature pc related crazy photo/video crazy designs extreme creative omg

Watch the sun exploding like never seen before posted June 7 2011 20:55.08 by Giorgos Lazaridis
Today, June 7, 2011, the sun had a little surprise for the scientists. NASA's SDO sun-watching observatory caught an amazing video of a huge coronal mass ejection erupting from the...
[Link: space]
[ Read more... ]	Comments [0]
Tags: space related science explosion cd/dvd telescope crazy photo/video extreme solar hydrogen

WAIT! Do not invest on solar panels yet... posted June 5 2011 19:33.33 by Giorgos Lazaridis
A new discovery may turn today's solar panels totally obsolete and inefficient. Researchers from the University of Michigan have discovered that the magnetic fields coming from...
[Link: physorg]
[ Read more... ]	Comments [0]
Tags: solar research new materials science discovery futuristic

An image of the entire sun for the first time ever posted February 12 2011 22:45.04 by Giorgos Lazaridis
In 2006, NASA launched the Solar TErrestrial RElations Observatory, or STEREO, a two space-based observatories - one ahead of Earth in its orbit, and the other trailing behind. On...
[Via: newscientist] [Link: NASA]
[ Read more... ]	Comments [0]
Tags: space related science solar

DIY Death-ray with 5800 mirrors posted January 31 2011 21:51.12 by Giorgos Lazaridis
I remember seeing a few years ago the mythbusters. Funny, but many times lame. In this particular episode, they tried to reconstruct the parabolic mirror of Archimedes. The first...
[Via: dailymail] [Link: EricJacqmain]
[ Read more... ]	Comments [2]
Tags: crazy hack physics solar mechanical games and fun experiments fire

Modern chips will be self-solar-powered! posted January 23 2011 20:05.50 by Giorgos Lazaridis
It is a common rule: All active components needs DC power to operate. After all, that is how they got their name "active", because they need DC power to operate. But that is about...
[Via: gizmag] [Link: Twente University]
[ Read more... ]	Comments [0]
Tags: innovations articles new materials commercial research part review inventions solar

MIT is a step closer to cheap organic solar cells posted January 6 2011 10:53.31 by Giorgos Lazaridis
Today's method of flexible solar cell manufaturing, is based on highly purified silicon compounds, which is an expensive procedure. MIT came...
[Link: MIT]
[ Read more... ]	Comments [0]
Tags: science green new materials experiments articles solar commercial research chemistry physics

Watch a REAL Martian sunset - first time ever posted December 27 2010 11:44.08 by Giorgos Lazaridis
Here is an amazing video that was captured by NASA's Mars Exploration Rover Opportunity on Nov. 4 and 5, 2010. The video is accelerated and within 30 seconds you will see a full...
[Via: io9] [Link: JPLnews]
[ Read more... ]	Comments [0]
Tags: solar space related science

Forum

BLOG

Time for Science

RSS

Site design: Giorgos Lazaridis
© Copyright 2008
Please read the Terms of services and the Privacy policy