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Tempers blaze over artistic integrity

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Tempers arose when a painter David Hockney and optics scientist Charles Falco joined forces to argue that major European masters from the Renaissance to the nineteenth century had used lenses or mirrors to project images on to their canvases to capture certain details of expression. David Stork, optics expert and chief scientist at Ricoh Innovations in Menlo Park, was the most vociferous and frequent critic, arguing that the masters did not cheat.

Europe, Research Personnel, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Criticism and interpretation, Hockney, David, Painting, Renaissance, Renaissance painting, Research scientists, Falco, Charles

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Time traps

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Colorado has the best records of dinosaur extinction that took place 65 million years ago therefore palaeontology is very much popular in Colorado. The different factors and matters that help in the discovery are also discussed.

Colorado, Paleontology, Evaluation, Mass extinction, Mass extinction theory

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Hot tempers, hard core

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Mexico city is home to one of the most important cores ever drilled from the Earth. The extracted cores of rock will help solve the mystery of dinosaurs.

Mexico, Discovery and exploration, Mexico City, Mexico

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