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Monthly Archives: December 2018
Pollution Prompts Den Bosch To Ban The Release Of Helium Balloons
The Den Bosch city council decided on Tuesday night to ban the release of helium balloons in the municipality. The balloons pollute nature and are dangerous for animals, the council parties who supported the ban said, NU.nl reports. This follows … Continue reading
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Exoplanet’s Helium Atmosphere Is Inflated Like A Balloon
HAT-P-11b is just a little larger than Neptune. Astronomers have discovered that a Neptune-sized exoplanet – HAT-P-11b – has an even larger helium atmosphere than first thought. The atmosphere is literally inflated like a massive balloon. Exoplanets come in many … Continue reading
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The Rings of Saturn Disappear
Saturn is the second largest Planet in our solar system and differentiates itself visually from its neighbors. Although its interface is rather unspectacular and not with the dazzling color to compare the pattern of the larger than Jupiter, but no … Continue reading
Toshiba Introduced N300 and X300 Helium Sealed Hard Drives
Toshiba has introduced N300 and X300 series of high-end, large-capacity mechanical hard drives for NAS and desktop enthusiasts. Both the series are available in two models: 12TB and 14TB and use a helium-sealed design in the casing of 3.5 inches. … Continue reading
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Theory Paper Offers Alternate Explanation for Particle Patterns
Quantum mechanical interactions among gluons may trigger patterns that mimic formation of quark-gluon plasma in small-particle collisions at RHIC. A group of physicists analyzing the patterns of particles emerging from collisions of small projectiles with large nuclei at the Relativistic … Continue reading
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