Through Titan's haze

Article Abstract:

Cassini spacecraft has entered Titan, Saturn's largest moon using imaging radar system and mapped roughly 1 percent of a satellite world larger than either Mercury or Pluto. Cassini has not detected any signs of the long-predicted gasoline like seas of methane, propane or butane that are speculated to be as much as three kilometers deep.

Facilities & equipment, Radio & TV communications equipment, Guided missiles and space vehicles, Equipment and supplies, Satellite industry, Space probes, Cassini (Space probe)

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Processing for science

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The Einstein@Home project is one of the 60 '@Home' projects on the Internet, in which personal computer users can donate spare processor power to help solve scientific problems. @home software can multitask and also handle many more distributed-computing projects as there is enough microchip muscle existing.

Analysis, Computers, Information technology services, Distributed processing (Computers), Distributed computing

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Crystal steer

Article Abstract:

Scientists have found that crystalline sapphire can automatically help guide nanotubes into the patterns needed to build transistors and make flexible electronics. Nanotubes density is crucial as the more there are between electrodes, the more signals would be conducted.

Design and construction, Electric properties, Power transistors, Nanotubes, Sapphires

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