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Francesco Biscani

Google Code Blog: Apollo 11 mission's 40th Anniversary: One large step for open source ... - 0 views

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    See, open source works :)
ESA ACT

Google Trends: Neue Konkurrenz für Alexa - 0 views

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    could this be also useful for our website stats - sorry for the german
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hacker video - historic - 0 views

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    nice video how hacking started with telephones ...
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Len Adleman's 15 min. lecture - DNA computing for dummies - 0 views

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    Very famous name in IT (know RSA? He's the 'A'...) He does not go into any technological details - so I encourage you to watch it in spare time [MaRu]
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For those who don't know - what is money? - 0 views

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    When you finally get bored asking "what is love?", ask: "what is money?" There's of course a bit of propaganda, but one thing seems to be true - one day, the system *will* collapse.
ESA ACT

Researchers mash Google Earth with electrical data to predict national grid problems - 0 views

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    Related with Daniela and Franco project on the power grid.
ESA ACT

Google's Super Satellite Captures First Image | Wired Science from Wired.com - 0 views

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    opening of another commerical space activitiy area? ... probably not ...
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Google Lunar X PRIZE Foundation - 0 views

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    This is also a competition...
ESA ACT

Google Aims to Break Open the Closed World of Social Networking - 0 views

shared by ESA ACT on 24 Apr 09 - Cached
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    Francois - can we use it for our plans? please check (LS)
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Scientists Use Google Widget to Improve Image Labeling on Wired Science - 0 views

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    something for Marco ...
nikolas smyrlakis

BBC NEWS | Asia-Pacific | Scientists bring snow to Beijing - 2 views

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    Did you know about this Weather Modification Office? Promising or dodgy?
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    Yes. In China it happens apparently quite often that weather is regionally modified, e.g. in order to have good weather conditions during certain events (like olympics in Beijing). But also in other countries weather modification is applied, for reasons of agriculture, pollution, skiing, etc. Obviously, one wonders on the environmental impact of such an artificial cloud feeding process with silver iodide. I just googled, stumbling upon this report http://www.weathermodification.org/AGI_toxicity.pdf which published the result: no environmentally harmful effects...
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    and w.r.t. ur question: I mean different weather conditions which we experience locally (like droughts or other extreme weather events) are (often) due to large-scale/global climatic changes. Hence, cloud seeding just describes a local, short-term mitigation of these events. However, there is a geoengineering proposal (so climate modification) which also suggests to seed clouds above the sea (i.e. increase cloud coverage, e.g. by using seaspray as cloud condesation nuclei), thereby increasing the planetary albedo (Earth reflectance) and reducing the energy reaching the Earth surface. If this idea is promising or not, I couldn't judge upon, but for sure it is worthwhile to take a closer look at.
Nicholas Lan

Alertme energy - 3 views

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    energy consumption meter that integrates with google powermeter. bottom-up smart grid?
Luís F. Simões

Robert Newman's History of Oil - 2 views

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    as discussed at lunch: "Robert Newman gets to grips with the wars and politics of the last hundred years - but rather than adhering to the history we were fed at school, he places oil centre stage as the cause of all commotion."
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