scientific american special edition - 2003 vol 13 no1 - the edge of physics
scientific american special edition - 2003 vol 13 no1 - the edge of physics
... into the fabric of spacetime.www.sciam.com THE EDGE OF PHYSICS 15COPYRIGHT 2003 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INC.drew together all the work on T-duality,S-duality and string-string duality under the ... the collision of twothree-branes.Thus, branes are no longer the uglyducklings of string theory. They have tak-en center stage as the microscopic con-stituents of M-theory, as the higher-di-mensional ... scales of the thin spacetime may yield the same physics as the large scales of our universe. —M.J.D.DUALITY BETWEEN LARGE AND SMALL16 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN THE EDGE OF PHYSICS COPYRIGHT 2003 SCIENTIFIC...
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scientific american special edition - 1999 vol 10 no1 - the future of space exploration
... S.A.ul. Garazowa 7 0 2-6 51 Warszawa, POLANDtel: +4 8-0 2 2-6 0 7-7 6-4 0swiatnauki@proszynski.com.plNikkei Science, Inc. 1-9 -5 Otemachi, Chiyoda-kuTokyo 10 0-8 066, JAPANtel: +81 3-5 25 5-2 821Svit NaukyLviv ... MANAGER31 0-4 7 7-9 299 fax 31 0-4 7 7-9 179lcarden@sciam.comSAN FRANCISCODebra Silver SAN FRANCISCO MANAGER41 5-4 0 3-9 030 fax 41 5-4 0 3-9 033dsilver@sciam.comDALLAS THE GRIFFITH GROUP97 2-9 3 1-9 001 fax 97 2-9 3 1-9 074lowcpm@onramp.netCANADAFENN ... changed our under-standing of physics and the universe.” The third of NASA’s“Great Observatories,” the Chandra X-rayObservatory will viewpowerful x-ray sources at the hearts of galaxiesChandraDON...
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scientific american special edition - 2003 vol 13 no2 - new look at human evolution
... Brunet’s of- fice contemplating the seven-million-year-old skull of Sahelan-thropus, the fossil hunter’s quest doesn’t seem quite so unimag-inable. Many of us spend the better part of a lifetime ... HUMAN The jawbonesin anamensis andchimpanzees areU-shaped The human jawwidens at the back of the mouthIn the tibias of anamensisand humans, the top of the bone is wider because of the extra ... south-ern Africa, the only areas where Aus-tralopithecus had appeared. The Chadsites lie 2,500 kilometers west of the western part of the Rift Valley, thus ex-tending the range of Australopithecuswell...
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scientific american special edition - 2003 vol 13 no3 - new light on the solar system
... years.contents 2003 2003New Light on the Solar System SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN Volume 13 Number 3C2 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN 284COPYRIGHT 2003 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INC.28 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN Updated from the Fall ... transferred,at least in the relatively recent past, by the eruption of vast plains of basaltic lava and later by the volcanoes that grew on top of them. Understanding the effects of volcanoes is the startingpoint ... in the vicinity of Mer-cury’s orbit—much more so than theoretical models would pre-dict. Or, second, the sun may have been so energetic early in the life of the solar system that the more volatile,...
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scientific american special edition - 2002 vol 12 no1 - the hidden mind
... wouldbe the derivation of the three-dimensional representation of the world from the two-dimensional signals falling onto the retinas of our two eyes or even onto one of them.Visual theorists ... forms of memoryare involved. Is long-term memory need-ed? Some forms of acquired knowledgeare so embedded in the machinery of neur-al processing that they are almost certain-ly part of the ... contours. Anotherand perhaps more striking case is the fill-ing in of the blind spot. The blind spot ineach eye is caused by the lack of photore-ceptors in the area of the retina where the optic...
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scientific american special edition - 1998 vol 09 no1 - magnificent cosmos
... including the pres-ence or absence of nearby radiation-emitting stars.On the other hand, astronomer David F. Gray of the Univer-sity of Western Ontario in Canada has challenged the existence of the ... geologic features of plan-ets around other stars would require an array of space tele-scopes the size of the U.S. But pictures of Earth do not reveal the presence of life unless they are taken ... colleague Jean-Marie Mariotti of the Paris Ob-servatory, as well as some 20 other scientists and engineers. The two of us at the University of Arizona studied the poten-tial of a new approach,...
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scientific american special edition - 2000 vol 11 no1 - weather
... ground-based gauges and otherTOP -OF -THE- LINE EQUIPMENT: The Doppler radar tower (above) near Washington Dulles Air-port is one of the workhorses intended to increase the accuracy and timeliness of ... from the weather service’s.“More cloudiness, high of 74,” saysAbrams in a voice-mail message. “It willbe 60 to 70 percent cloudy. A one- ortwo-out -of- 10 chance for showers. A one-out -of- 100 ... says.Now the forecasters use a network of computer workstations called the Ad-vanced Weather Interactive ProcessingSystem, or AWIPS. Often called the cen-tral nervous system of the weather serv-ice,...
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scientific american special edition - 1998 vol 09 no3 - the oceans
... nitrogen narcosisin the dark underneath the stern of the wreck of the fa-mous Japanese battleship Naga-to. The 216-meter-long flag-ship of the Imperial Navy dur-ing World War II rests upsidedown ... on the islands, up to 90 percent of their radi-ation exposure would come from the ce-sium in the local produce. Almost all the rest of their dosage would come from the cesium in the soil. On the ... would learnfor whom these bells tolled and why. In the middle of the night, a dead-ly combination of winds and tides had raised the level of the North Seato the brim of the Netherlands’s protective...
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scientific american special edition - 2000 vol 11 no2 - the quest to beat aging
... called the U.S. Bur-den of Disease and Injury, by the Harvard School of Pub-lic Health, found a staggering 40-year gap between the longest-lived Americans—Asian -American women—and the shortest, ... promised future bene-fits once the huge baby-boomer genera-tion retires. The basic cause of the shortfall resides in the awesome, glacialpressures of demographics. The pay-as-you-go concept was ... Bldg., 1-7 -8 Nihonbashi Kayabacho, Chou-kuTokyo 10 3-0 025+81 3-3 66 1-6 138 fax +81 3-3 66 1-6 139 KOREABISCOM, INC.+82 2 73 9-7 840fax +82 2 73 2-3 662HONG KONGHUTTON MEDIA LIMITED+85 2 2528 9135 fax...
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scientific american special edition - 2002 vol 12 no2 - the once and future cosmos
... molecular clouds in the nearbypart of the Milky Way, the Jeans mass isroughly equal to the mass of the sun, and the masses of the prestellar clumps ob-served in these clouds are about the same.If ... away some of the gas in the collaps-ing clump. But these effects depend strong-ly on the presence of heavy elements in the gas, and therefore they should be less im-portant for the earliest ... focuses on the emergence of cosmic structure. The authors ac-knowledge the many contributions of Paolo Coppi, associate professor of astronomy at Yale,to their joint work on the formation of the first...
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