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“USATODAY.com Tech - WonderQuest”的内容更新

累计：17 篇（自 2007-05-10 起）

更新：约4篇/年，最后更新1150 天前

USATODAY.com Tech - WonderQuest

The wind-swept, misty surface of Jupiter; the many n

What is the surface like on Jupiter? Jupiter's surface is a sea of yellowish cloud tops that roil with winds continually circling the great planet. Also, where did the word 'grapefruit' come from? Grapefruit grow in bunches, somewhat as grapes do, hence the name: grapefruit.... (316 天前)

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Making black holes in the lab (conclusion), and spac

Can scientists create a black hole in a laboratory? What would it take to create a black hole in a lab? This, the third of a three-part article, describes a strange universe in which black hole production in the lab is possible. Space may have a fourth, warped dimension.... (316 天前)

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Making black holes in the lab (continued) with space

Can scientists create a black hole in a laboratory? What would it take to create a black hole in a lab? Given an extra, nicely warped dimension of space, we can do it. Here's how.... (316 天前)

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An ant's many teeth; Sound asleep snoring

How many teeth do ants have? Why do people only snore when they are asleep? You breathe all the time, but it's noisier when you are fast asleep. Why?... (316 天前)

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Making black holes in the lab!

Can scientists create a black hole in a laboratory? What would it take to create a black hole in a lab? Recall what a black hole is: an object squeezed down to the ultimate limit. Its resulting force of gravity is so strong that nothing escapes the black hole, not even light. Black holes swallow anything that gets close enough.... (316 天前)

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USATODAY.com Tech - WonderQuest

The wind-swept, misty surface of Jupiter; the many n

What is the surface like on Jupiter? Jupiter's surface is a sea of yellowish cloud tops that roil with winds continually circling the great planet. Also, where did the word 'grapefruit' come from? Grapefruit grow in bunches, somewhat as grapes do, hence the name: grapefruit.... (316 天前)

http://inezha.com/w/54wwjx5

USATODAY.com Tech - WonderQuest

Making black holes in the lab (conclusion), and spac

Can scientists create a black hole in a laboratory? What would it take to create a black hole in a lab? This, the third of a three-part article, describes a strange universe in which black hole production in the lab is possible. Space may have a fourth, warped dimension.... (316 天前)

http://inezha.com/w/4ldxyx2

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