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Archive for the Technology Category
The International Space Station View!
19/10/2008 by Chris Prettejohn.
Here’s a ‘view’ of earth from the International Space Station. How cool is that! Thank you Mr.Caine
The virtual tour is fun too!
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Fusion and lasers creating energy
19/10/2008 by Chris Prettejohn.
The BBC has an article about future the future of energy production could be in the use of lasers squeezing together atoms of hydrogen. But I thought lots of energy was needed to create a laser in the first place? Who knows? Well I guess the scientists at the Iter Fusion venture do.
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No more textbooks??
15/10/2008 by Chris Prettejohn.
I predict in 5 years time we won’t be issuing text books to students and they won’t be lugging around heavy rucksacks. Instead they’ll have a plastic textbook reader which will store all theri books and magazines. I can’t wait for a paperless system!! The BBC has an interesting review here
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