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Eric Breen • 01/06/16
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North Korea shocked the world by announcing they have tested a hydrogen bomb, the same type of nuclear weapon powers like the U.S. and Russia have. A hydrogen or thermonuclear bomb is much more powerful than the atomic variant and is, in fact, a bomb within a bomb. In order to get the fusion process […]
Eric Breen • 01/05/16
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Most people are familiar with El Niño, the periodic warming of the central and eastern Pacific Ocean near the equator. This patch of ocean warms for 6 to 18 months every 2 to 7 years and is not very well understood. It has been responsible for weather changes and extreme storms in the past, including […]
Johnny Ace • 01/04/16
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You may have heard that the Periodic Table is a little fuller this year than last.  That’s because the IUPAC has officially added 4 new elements to the periodic table.  This is cool, but what does it mean?  And why are we just now finding out about these elements? The periodic table was invented and […]
Eric Breen • 12/08/15
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Researchers at Harvard have found chemicals linked with cases of severe respiratory disease in over 75 percent of flavored e-cigarettes. Diacetyl, acetoin, and 2,3-pentanedione, flavoring compounds that the Flavor and Extract Manufacturers Association lists as “high priority,” have been found in 47 of 51 flavors tested. High priority means they may pose a respiratory hazard […]
Eric Breen • 12/06/15
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Li-Fi is not going to replace Wi-Fi as many recent articles on the breakthrough technology would have you believe. It’s not the next product you’ll be buying on newegg. It is important, though, and may have plenty of future uses, from ultra secure networks to manufacturing. We here at Aggressive Science had questions about the […]
Eric Breen • 11/24/15
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In a surprise move Blue Origin has launched the New Shepard rocket into space and successfully recovered it, beating out SpaceX in their attempts to do the same, a breakthrough that should make the future of space travel cheaper and more accessible. The rocket successfully passed the Karman line, an altitude of 100 kilometers or […]
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