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‘Crazy Science’: The next big thing in ‘crazy science’ is a self-driving car

admin · September 23, 2021

A new “crazy science” startup is hoping to turn a simple idea into a reality, with its $2 billion “smart cars” project.The company, which is based in New York, has been working with Ford, Tesla, and other car makers to develop autonomous vehicles for the next 10 years.But the company’s vision is much broader than …

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How do you measure air pollution from your car?

admin · September 22, 2021

The car is the major source of particulate matter, but car emissions have also been linked to respiratory diseases.Some of the pollutants in air pollution are known to affect the immune system and cause allergies.Carbon monoxide is the main cause of heart attacks and strokes in people, but the health risks can be reduced by …

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The First Direct Measurement of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and Related Illness in Patients with Type 2 Diabetes

admin · September 20, 2021

The first direct measurement of chronic fatigue syndrome and related illness has been achieved in a group of people with Type II diabetes, the researchers reported.The study was led by researchers at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and the National Institute on Aging (NIA), both of which have significant expertise in this area.In the new study, …

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Why are some Indian cities so cold?

admin · September 20, 2021

Why do Indian cities appear so cold and how can it be helped?The country has a poor record of dealing with the cold in winter, with the average winter temperature of the country’s cities falling to minus 11 degrees Celsius (minus 16 Fahrenheit).India’s winters are among the most dangerous on the planet.In 2016, the country …

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“What’s the difference between a TD and a TD-S?”

admin · September 20, 2021

What’s the Difference Between a TD, a TDS and a DSI?This question has gotten more difficult to answer in recent years, but it’s important to understand what exactly is a TD or a TDT, which are commonly called TDs and TDTS, respectively.There are a lot of different kinds of instruments that measure different things, and …

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Measure the power of light using a smartphone

admin · September 19, 2021

Measuring the amount of energy absorbed by an object is a basic task in science.But as you’re reading this, you’re staring into a white-hot white light.In the past, the way we measure energy in light was by measuring the wavelengths of the light emitted by atoms in the air, which in turn were measured by …

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Which are the best tools for measuring ocean heights?

admin · September 17, 2021

A couple of new tools have been released by scientists to help answer the question of which is the best tool for measuring sea level rise.Dr Peter Cairns and Dr Tom Cairnes from the University of Queensland have been developing the trimos instrument, which uses a tracer to measure the pressure difference between a buoy …

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When the World’s Largest Machine Breaks the Records: Tesla’s Powerwall and Tesla Model S are the largest selling cars in the world

admin · September 16, 2021

Tesla’s latest Powerwall supercharger system was recently recognized as the world’s largest selling car in the United States by the United Nations’ Economic Commission for Europe (ECE).The 1,500-megawatt system is the largest commercial system of its kind in the U.S. by a factor of nearly 20.The $65,000 Powerwall is the highest-priced Tesla electric car ever …

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Which of these is better?

admin · September 14, 2021

This is a tricky one.While there’s some clear winners, it’s hard to make a clear cut for each of these measuring instruments.While you can use a simple linear or cubic measurement to get an idea of how many inches the earth is, the accuracy of these instruments is often affected by how accurate the measurement …

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Why the COVID-19 COVID tests are wrong and it’s the COFAR COVID testing that is wrong

admin · September 13, 2021

By Andrew RindermanUpdated January 06, 2020 10:35:33The National Institutes of Health (NIH) says that its testing equipment has been unable to measure levels of COX-2 in its coronavirus tests.The coronaviruses coronaviral disease is caused by the coronavirectis bacteria.The NIH says that testing for COX enzymes,which are the enzymes that allow COX molecules to be broken …

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