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Introduction

This page for Network information and Tech Headlines from MSNBC.COM


Speaking of Information.....Did you know....???



Looking for information on overall network traffic? then click here for The Internet Traffic Report!

Here is THe Map on Distributed Denial od Services attacks

Here is the World MArine traffic map!

Here is the Internet storm center status


Map of WORLD Cable MAP

Click here for The Atlas of Cybergeograhy, Take a look!!!!

Here is the The Honey cloud net fight cyber attacks

The The honey net real time map

My Home Internet service provider


To begin this magnificent WEB SITE, here is the main page to my
wonderful Internet Service Provider

Click here for Voicenet.com of Northeast, Philadelphia, PA

Here is Voicenet's Internet Portal

You can also telnet to Log onto Amiga zone!!!

The Magnetic Field surrounding a thin wire


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Trend Micro virus information




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Misc Information - Tokyo Skytree: the World's largest Telecom Tower

Since it’s opening on May 22, the Tokyo Skytree has already experienced an overwhelming amount of visitors.
As reported by the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat (CTBUH), the 634-meter (2,080 feet)
structure has surpassed the previously tallest communications tower, Canton Tower in China, by 34 meters.
The Tokyo Skytree took four years to construct and is double the height of Japan’s 333-meter Tokyo Tower.
Tokyo Skytree’s name and design concept is described by the developer as, “The creation of city scenery transcending time:
A fusion of traditional Japanese beauty and neo-futuristic design”

Misc Information - Melbourne, Australia

450 Elizabeth Street, Melbourne by Elenberg Fraser Architects :: 62 floors, height 197m


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THIS SECTION FOR SCIENCE 2.0

This is the Scientific Computing magazine!

Click here for Nerd news from Slash dot.org

And here is Slashdot's RSS' news feed

You can go to college online by clicking here it's Web study.com!!!!!


Here is Michio Kaku's website!

Click here for An interactive open-access journal for the communication
of all peer-reviewed scientific and medical research.

And here for Scivee make your research known

HERE for Blogging about science and culture

ANOTHER SCIENCE 2.0 site OpenWetWare is an effort to promote the sharing
of information, know-how, and wisdom among researchers and groups who are working in biology & biological
engineering.

Here is This is an Open Notebook Science project in chemistry
led by the Bradley Laboratory at Drexel University.

And here for.... WebCite�, a member of the International Internet Preservation Consortium,
is an on-demand archiving system for webreferences (cited webpages and websites, or other kinds of
Internet-accessible digital objects), which can be used by authors, editors, and publishers of scholarly
papers and books, to ensure that cited webmaterial will remain available to readers in the future.

Another science 2.0... Nature network, an online network for scientists to discuss
scientific news and events

Scince commons Making the Web Work for Science
Science Commons designs strategies and tools for faster, more efficient web-enabled
scientific research. We identify unnecessary barriers to research, craft policy guidelines
and legal agreements to lower those barriers, and develop technology to make research,
data and materials easier to find and use.

Here is Testtube.com Online Science News from the Discovery Channel


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Here is online training!

THE KHAN ACADEMY!


Khan Academy's YOUTUBE CHANNEL

The Khan Academy's website .... The Khan Academy's website!

William A Bacon's Khan Academy Lectures youtube play list



William A Bacon's Khan Academy's youtube play list




PATRICK JMT!

Here is the about page To Patrick JMT! home page

And his YOUTUBE CHANNEL

The Hippo Campus!!!


THE Hippo online Campus!!!


COSMOQUEST

Astronomy Classes from CosmoQuest

William A Bacon's Mathematics youtube play list



Here is a resource page to find Construction Management degrees

A resource from Truck Loader .co.uk


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This section for Web Cams of interest


Here is the animated route to the Hong kong airport



Click here for
The verazano narrows bridge Webcam


Here is the George Washington Bridge


The Mackinac Bridge



The bridge deck of the Sydney Harbor Bridge


Web cam images of the Replot cable stayed suspension Bridge in Finland




WEB CAM image of the Millau Viadact in France


Click here for Realtime video of the Millau Viadact









Niagara falls



OLD FAITHFUL




Huntington Beach Pier




The SUN




Antarctica








Mt Everest





Here is Webcam.com

And here for Web cam world

Here is a great catalog for World wide web cams


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Information on the Sphinx

The Pyramid cam




The sphinx


Delange's GREAT SPHINX HOME PAGE


Sphinx diagrams








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Information on Particle Physics

INFO-Graphic on Physics' Standard Model

A New Map of All the Particles and Forces

Story by NATALIE WOLCHOVER Graphics by SAMUEL VELASCO and LUCY READING-IKKANDA Scientific thinkers have pursued the hidden structure of the cosmos since before science was a discipline. In a new four-part series, Quanta will explore the fundamental questions of our universe and physicists’ enduring pursuit of this hidden structure. In the first part of our series, we have produced an interactive visualization of the Standard Model of particle physics based on the “double simplex” representation created by particle physicist Chris Quigg.

How Does The Large Hadron Collider Work? [Infographic] — Having discovered the Higgs boson in 2012, the Large Hadron Collider has already made quite a name for itself. — But how does the world's largest and most powerful particle accelerator actually work?

Higgs Boson Simplified:

Click here for Open data from the LHC!!!!

Click here for Internet Neighbors Home Page


This section for the International Linear Collider

International Linear Collider

Superstrings: A computer's graphical representation of multi-dimensional
spacetime. Credit: Jean-Francois Colonna

This is an interesting site: For an intro to Qunatum Entanglement

Tenth dimension? Ten Dimensions?

Optical Illusions????? Click here!!!!

Looking for Physics Lectures? Here is the complete set of lectures from Richard Feyman


cloud chamber is mesmerizing


Here's a really neat, classic experiment that's always fun to see. When you place uranium inside a cloud chamber,
you can see it decay and emit bits of radiation. It's like seeing little alpha particle torpedoes shooting out in every direction,
leaving a trail behind.

Cloudylabs cloud chamber working approx 50 min [720p]


Published on Jan 2, 2014
A sealed glass container contains liquid alcohol at the top. Emanating alcohol vapors fill the whole volume
of the container until they reach the bottom of the chamber maintained to a very cold temperature (-40�C).
Most of the vapour condenses on the glass surface creating a mist, but a small fraction of it stays in vapour form
above the cold condenser. This creates a layer of unstable sursaturated vapour which can condense at any moment.
When a charged particle crosses this vapor, it can knock electrons off the molecules forming ions.
It causes the unstable alcohol vapor to condense around ions left behind by the travelling ionizing particle :
the path of the particle in the matter is then revealed by a track composed of thousands droplets of alcohol.

From msnbc.com;Physicists probe the fifth dimension


An animated image shows a collision between two subatomic particles embedded in our 3-D universe (or "brane").
The collision produces other particles, including a graviton that escapes from our brane into the extradimensional "bulk"
that lies beyond. FULL ARTICLE By Alan Boyle

Science: Physicists just did the impossible,
and it could change the way we look at the quantum world


Until recently, scientists didn’t think it could be done. They thought the fundamental laws of physics
would forbid it. But a persistent group of scientists at the University of Warsaw have now accomplished the impossible:
They created a hologram of a solitary particle of light. This accomplishment is ushering in a new era of quantum holography,
which will give scientists a new way of looking at quantum phenomena. Quantum holograms Unlike photography,
holography recreates the spatial structure of objects, giving us their 3D shapes.
The technique takes advantage of something called classical interference, which is when two waves meet and form a new wave.
But classical interference is impossible ...

sacred geometry, the magical torus


What are Leptons?


CERN visualization showing two electrons (green), one to two muons (red lines) resulting from a collision between two Z bosons. Credit: CERN

The Standard Model of Particle Physics, showing all known elementary particles. Credit: Wikipedia Commons/MissMJ/PBS NOVA/Fermilab/Particle Data Group

Muons, a type of lepton, shown being produced by the Large Hadron Collider. Credit: CERN

The double copy: a new way to think about gravity - Dr. Christopher White

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All forces in nature are known to be consequences of four "fundamental forces”. Three of these (electromagnetism, and the strong/weak nuclear forces) are contained in the Standard Model of particle physics, which includes the effects of quantum mechanics. The fourth force, gravity, is described by General Relativity, whose quantum theory remains elusive but apparently necessary to describe black holes and the origin of the universe itself! Recently, a remarkable new relationship has been found between theories like the strong force and gravity. It gives us a potentially new way to think about gravity, as well as being of great practical importance (e.g. for decoding the results of gravitational wave experiments). In this talk, I will introduce the double copy, and describe how research carried out at QMUL has influenced global research in this area.

SPECTRUM OF ANTIMATTER OBSERVED FOR FIRST TIME


Artist's impression of a cloud of trapped antihydrogen atoms. Credit: CERN/Chukman So

The ALPHA experiment probes whether matter behaves differently from antimatter by measuring the antihydrogen spectrum with high-precision, further testing the robustness of the Standard Model. Credit: Maximilien Brice/CERN

ALPHA experiment animation CERN


EXPERIMENT DETECTS MYSTERIOUS NEUTRINO-NUCLEUS SCATTERING FOR THE FIRST TIME


The Spallation Neutron Source, located at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory. Credit:

The COHERENT collaboration is the first experiment to observe coherent elastic neutrino–nucleus scattering. Their results confirm a prediction of the Standard Model and establish constraints on alternative theoretical models. Credit: COHERENT Collaboration

Super-Kamiokande, a neutrino detector in Japan, holds 50,000 tons of ultrapure water surrounded by light tubes. Credit: Super-Kamiokande Observatory

SNS Beamline 13, where protons are slammed into atoms of mercury to release a slew of energetic particles. Credit: ORNL/U.S. Dept. of Energy/Genevieve Martin


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This section for Select International Grid Projects

EGEE The Enabling Grids for E-Science(EGEE)

GRIDPP GRIDPP is a collaboration of particle physicists and computer scientists from the UK

INFN GRID The INFN GRID project is used by INFN Italy's National Institute for Nuclear Physics to develop and deploy grid middleware services

NORDUGRID Nordugrid develops and deploys a set of tools and services

GRID3 The Grid3 is operated jointly by the U.S. Grid projects IVDGL, GRPHYN and PPDG

OSG The OPEN Science Grid (OSG) is a distributed computing infrastructure for large scale scientific research

Cactus code Cactus Code

Gridsphere GridSphere

UCOMS UCOMS

Grid Chem GridChem

SCOOP SCOOP

Biomedical Informatics Research Institute U.S. National Institutes of Health Integration and anaylsis of biomedical data

Department of Energy Science Grid U.S. DOE Office of science Links resources and applications at DOE Science labortories

The Open Science Grid

Earth System Grid U.S. Doe office of Science Analysis of large climate model data sets

European grid of solar observatories European Union Integration of research by European solar data centers

European Union Datagrid European Union Application in high -energy physics, environmental science and bioinformatics

GridLab European Union Grid technologies and applications

Grid Physics Network U.S. National Science Foundation Data anaylsis for large scale physics experiments

Information power grid NASA(US) Aerospace science research support

My Grid U.K. e-science program Workbench for bioinformatics applications

National Fusion grid U.S DOE Office of Science Computional fusion research

National Research Grid Initiative Japanese Mimistry of Education Japanese national research grid project

National Virtual Observatory U.S. National Science Foundation Integration and analysis of astronomical data

Network for Earthquake Engineering simulation U.S. National Science Foundation Earthquake enginnering research

Particle Physics Data Grid U.S DOE Office of science Data anaylsis in high-energy and nuclear physics experiments

Singapore BioGrid Singapore Goverment Bioinformatics

TERRAGRID U.S. National Science Foundation High Speed infrastructure links among four major science resource sites

World Grid U.S. DOE, National Science Foundation, European Union International Infrastructure for data-intensive science

The enabling Grids for Science

And from the UK UK - Cern particle phyisicists and computer scientists

And in Italy Itay's National Institute for Nuclear Physics

And for the Nordic countries Nordic Academic and research institutes

Click here for Grid3 joint U.S. Grid Projects

And the Open Science Grid


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This section for the Large Hadronic Collider in EUROPE

IS A NEW PARTICLE ABOUT TO BE ANNOUNCED?

Data from two experiments at the LHC have independently hinted at the existence of a new type of particle.
Image: CMS/LHC/CERN

The main web site: of the LHC

Web site in Switzerland.. CERN lab.....

The United States part..... The US L H C Site

Diagram:

The Atlas experiment

Click here for A M C C

And here for M O N A R C

Videos from YOU TUBE







The Large Hadron Collider has been Shut Down, and Will Stay Down for Two Years While they Perform Major Upgrades

The Large Hadron Collider (LHC) is getting a big boost to its performance. Unfortunately, for fans of ground-breaking physics, the whole thing has to be shut down for two years while the work is done. But once it’s back up and running, its enhanced capabilities will make it even more powerful.

A look inside ALICE at the Large Hadron Collider. ALICE is one of the LHC’s four particle detectors. Image Credit: CERN/Anna Pantelia

Among the Large Hadron Collider’s discoveries is the so-called “Xicc++”, a particle with two heavy quarks. Image Credit: CERN/Anna Pantelia

One of the Large Hadron Collider’s massive dipole magnets being replaced during Long Shutdown 1. Image Credit: CERN/Anna Pantelia


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This section for Information on Mathematics


Nice Multi calculator site





unit converter


Information on Easy unit converter


Lean the automated theorm prover from microsoft




The E8 Lie Group

A Representation of the E8 Lie Group

American Institute of Mathematics E8 gateway to the unified field theory?


The map of Mathematics from Quanta Magazine!!


Here is the section for nerds

Math Forge.net!!!!!

CLick here for Explore Math

This site for Library of Mathpreprints

Click here for Siam Journals ONLINE Your Link to the World of applied mathematics

And here is Siam's Why Do math ????

Here is siam's Annual Math aware campaign!

Here is the section for Mathematicians enter the shark tank!
(Playing at starting a start up company)

Were Making Data science a sport!

To help Innocentive.com a technology crowd-sourcing site

And here is Revolution Through COmpetition

Yet another TOP coder.com yet another competion site

for funding.... Kickstarter.com crowd-souce funding site

Reports on multiple topics from the national academies press!

Online Publishing for Undergrauates From The Society For Industrial Applications of Mathematics (SIAM)


It's SIAM Undergraduate Research Online (SIURO)

All SIURO ARTICLES are freely available here!!!

Articles accepted for publication here!!!!!

Instructions for authors here!!!

A course in Caculus

Click here for Professor Gilbert Strang Of MIT's calculus course(39.8 MB PDF)

The super ellipse !

What is a super ellipse? the following is from Wkipedia

A super ellipse calculator!


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This section for reports

The Messina Strait Bridge(proposed)

Stephen Hawkings last Paper on Black Holes

Stephen's Hawking's Last paper on Cosmology

A REPORT On The History of VOIP!

Just published on the net! Sir issac Newton's papers!

And Published in Israel Sir Issac Newton's Writings on religon

AND...... Albert Einstein's papers

Here for Darwin's complete works..

here is Hikari ltd..International Publishers of
Science Technology and Medicine

This site for the Rosetta Language project

Click here for the Long bets market place

And here for the Long now (time) project

Interested in Open Source? Click here for MIT's Open Course ware!

How about start up Bio companies? Do it yourself biological research!

Here is an interesting site The Alien Scientist, a diverse site of information


Some classroom resouces on Leonardo da vinci



Self Portrait of Leonardo Da Vinci from Wkipedia


Leonardo The Man

Leonardo His prophecies

Leonardo; How to innovate like

In concert With Leonardo It's Artsy net!


Marine Taffic services MAP!!!





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To help in your Research I will give Hot links to search engines and links to Government research

Here is a interesting site from the UK: The world inovation site

Here is a massive search engine it's Internets.com

Yet another search engine Updated.com

CLick here to search for Alien GIFs

Here is US Search.com

Here is Google.com!

Here is another neat search engine IX Quick

The Altavista Search Engine of the Digital Corporation The Altavista Search Engine

The YAHOO Search Engine THE YAHOO SEARCH ENGINE

Here is a new engine All The Net


Search Com from Media Bypass magazine The Search Com search engine

Yet another search engine!!! M E T A S E A R C H

Name Base database!!!! Name search engine

This is the webcrawler search engine The Webcrawler

You can find USENET discussion groups here Search engine for Usenet discussion groups

Other research sites are NEC Research site!

Here is How Stuff Works

Here is the place to Research Bio-Medical Material

Another place to Research Lucid dreams for Advertising

Here is a site to research Matthew Flinders Exploration of Australia

Here is a site to Research Auto Crash test results

This site to research the the 2000 census


If you want to research something from the federal Government


Here the Federal Gvernment's First Government portal

Click Here for Governemnt Science!

This site for Historical Presidential Documents

This site for Department of Energy Public Science Fed world data base search

This site from the EPA Nationwide database of Environmental Hazards

Here is the National Transportation Library

Here is the site for The Airports Council International Of North America

Use this site to search The National Transportation Library

here for NOAA's Photolab

and here is the Net's Online photolab


Another site for research


This site for Genetic research The Double Twist Site1

HEY! Interested in integer sequences? Then Click here for Numerical Sequence research!

The Dept. of Energy has two great research sites: Energy Files

The 1999 Krastos files

The Stock Trading Reality Poda

LIVE WEBINAR: 1 HOUR TRADER TRANSFORMATION 73 DAYS. ONLY 1 LOSING DAY. POSSIBLE? YES! LET ME SHOW YOU...

It is designed to educate investors of all experience levels. We interview real traders, discuss their trading journey, and lessons they learned along the way, both positive and negative. Our Podcast page has Categories links and a search bar, which you can use to find specific topics of interest. We have a great Trading 101 series, which helps educate those that want to learn about the stock market and how it works, along with other series including Trading Guides, Trading Tools, and Tips and Tricks. We currently have 236 episodes of our podcast and we release new episodes on a weekly basis.

This site to research the "Dismal" science of Economics

To research Statistics CLICK HERE!!

To research geography The geography Network

To find out topograhic maps Click here for Topozone.com


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Misc Internet stuff here

A great new Science reference page We are star stuff on tumble.com with some great animations!

A new project

The cyber ark project, 3d Digital images of world Heritige sites!

A very nice Videos from 500 cities world wide!

The vatican is digitizing their resources The digiatal Vatican Library!

And at Britain's Bodleian Library, the largest in the UK

A very nice US and Canada Census dot map of the USA's Canada's population

Here is a website which a mashup of Free videos it's Watch Documentary.com

Telephone search information


Free Reverse Telephone Lookups!!

Free reverse telephone lookups

Here is Reverse Phone number lookup!

Phone number lookup with gavatom.com!!!!!



Stop robo calls!


Another Look up site

Click here for Noaa's National Bouy data center

Here is National Agriculural Digital Repository

Click here for NASA's Answer to Google Earth

Click here for NASA's EARTH OBSERVING CLEARINGHOUSE

HERE IS THE MAIN PAGE FOR The Large Millimeter Telescope in Mexico

Click here for a report EARTH Awareness!!!

Here is a great research resource It's the Modern History.org

Here is the web site for A volunteer effort to develop an 802.11b wireless network

Click here for Census information by zip-code

Here is the digital Philosopy of Edward Fredkins's Digital Philosopy!

This site for information about GOOGLE.COM

This site for Distributed computing!!!!

Click here for The Theology Web site

Click here for Explore Science

Click here for The Smoking gun

Click Here for Tester Review

Click here for Kinectic City

Click here for Bind View security

Click here for Dr. Brian Capland economics proffesorship

Here is the web site for The University of Calagary's Canadian History Page

Here is site for archive Of Advanced Scientific papers

And here for The Pacific Marine Environmental Laboratory

Here is the web site The Big Dig In Boston, MASS

Click here for Library Of Science Book Club

Here is a resource for Mathematics articles It's Mathematics Web

And here for Non-Linear Phenomena papers

Here is the web site for Department of Energy's Scientific Discovery through Advanced Computing

Here is a website for military concerns it's Military.com

Here is a site for Antonio Gaudi Spanish Architect

Here is the site for Great Buildings of the World

Here is the web site for Barcelona, Spain Where Antonio Gaudi has his greatest work!

Here is an interesting media site it's Media.org

And here is Public Resource org

Looking for Chess? Then click here for Internet Chess.com

Here is a log of Class Actions

Here is material about The Everglades in Florida

here is yet another DIRECTORY SERICE INC

Here is the site of the Sanata Fe Institute!

This site for Time magazine's Picture collection

Interested in paper airplanes? Click here paper airplane designs

This site for The flag database

Click here for Highly cited papers

Here is Federal Statistics

Click here for Wharton Business School information

Click here for Merck Publications

This site for the World Radio Network

CLick here for Screen Savers

Here is the proposal for Inter solar system internet

This site for info on the xml initiative It's XML.GOV

This is the site for digital government Digital Government.org

This is a new gobvernment effort to distribute Government Statistics It's FEDSTATS

Medical information here it's Medline.com

FOR a national magazine on the internet It's Access Magazine

And for help with projects it's Hello Brain worried about time on the world wide web??? Look here for a solution Swatch Internet time!

Speaking of time, this site for Atomic time measurements!

Here is another Time site US Naval Obseratory Time!

Here is a generalized source of information It's Americas Library

Here is a source of advice on the High tech scene It's Get tech

Here is a site general High tech Bluefire corporation

And an ISP is It's Wincom in Windsor CANADA

Here is a new website For background checks

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The New Fusion Machines

The New German Stellarator

Germany’s about to switch on a revolutionary nuclear fusion machine This thing is a monster. JESSICA ORWIG, BUSINESS INSIDER 1 NOV 2015

For more than 60 years, scientists have dreamed of a clean, inexhaustible energy source in the form of nuclear fusion.
And they’re still dreaming.
But thanks to the efforts of the Max Planck Institute for Plasma Physics, experts hope that might soon change.
Last year, after 1.1 million construction hours, the institute completed the world’s largest nuclear fusion machine
of its kind, called a stellarator.

Fusion reactor designed in hell makes its debut

Published on Oct 22, 2015 he Wendelstein 7-X was a nightmare to build, but if it works it may light a new path to fusion energy. Read more: http://scim.ag/vid_6259 Category Science & Technology License Standard YouTube License

The Wendelstein 7-X Stellarator at the Max Planck Institute in Greifswald, Germany. Credit: IPP/Bernhard Ludewig

How a nuclear Fusion reactor works

Schematic of the average tokamak. Notice how it has fewer layers than the stellarator and the shape of the magnetic coils is different.
Credit: Uploaded by Matthias W Hirsch on Wikipedia

The difference between tokamaks and stellarators

The W7-X, for example, houses 50 5.4-tonne magnetic coils, shown in purple in the GIF above.
The plasma is contained within the red coil:For years, tokamaks have been considered the most promising machine
for harnessing the power of the sun because the configuration of their magnetic coils contains a plasma that is better
than that of currently operational stellarators. But there’s a problem: Tokamaks can only control the plasma in short bursts that last for no more than 7 minutes.
And the energy necessary to generate that plasma is more than the energy engineers get from these periodic bursts.

The New Chinese experiment

CHINESE FUSION TEST REPORTEDLY REACHES NEW MILESTONE

Researchers at the Experimental Advanced Superconducting Tokamak facility in China have achieved
a new milestone in fusion power. Credit: ipp.cas.cn

The EAST facility’s tokamak reactor, part of the Institute of Physical Science in Hefei. Credit: ipp.cas.cn

The spherical tokamak MAST reactor, at the Culham Centre for Fusion Energy (UK). Credit: CCFE

The plasma electron temperature over 100 million degrees achieved in 2018 on EAST. Credit: the EAST Team (EAST- Experimental Advanced Superconducting Tokamak)

The extension of EAST operation scenario in 2018, with the comparion of its energy confinement enhanced factor to the ITER baseline scenario. Credit: EAST Team (EAST- Experimental Advanced Superconducting Tokamak)

Articles






ITER

ITER SITE CONSTRUCTION IS NOW 78 % COMPLETE

Welcome to ITER, the scientific experiment in southern France that aims to demonstrate that hydrogen fusion— the energy source of the Sun and stars—can be harnessed for electricity production on a massive scale. At ITER, the European Union (plus the UK and Switzerland), China, India, Japan, Korea, Russia and the United States are opening the way to a new, safe, clean and unlimited energy source. License Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed)

Engineering The Largest Nuclear Fusion Reactor

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This section for the German Enigma code

A new site for encrption geeks Enigma Machine Simulator By Mike Koss

And the video

This section for supporting documents

Click here for Excell Enigma simulator

And here for The Turing Bombe simulator

An article The Mathematical aspects of busting the enigma code

The Mathematics Article on The Enigma system


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This section for general Network services


Resouces for the citizen Scientist!

A new effort In Great Britain, it's Citizen Cyberscience.net!

Click here for Cheerleaders for Science!

Another science for the masses Science for citizens!


Here is the The Internet Crime tip page

A wonderful Science Resource It's We are Star Stuff a great blog with a lot of animations!

A nice Specility databases and Proper Email Etiquette! page

Here is The Government's Archive web site

And here for Internet prescription resource

here is the site for Movie Actor database

Here is the Federated association of scientist's Eye on Weapons of Mass destruction

Here is a virtual tour The culture of France

Here is ZERI.org

Here is The Virtual Concordence

Here is Federal Computer Week's Portal To the Federal Government

Here for the Fed GOV's emergency Federal Emergency Management Agency

Here for Woods Hole Oceangraphic institute

Highlighting Pennsylvania Information!

This site for Pennsylvania State University's World Campus


By Jane Roberts a writer at Your RV Lifestyle Trravel advice site:
I just finished writing a guide that is even more detailed, updated and comprehensive on the 100 best things to do in Pennsylvania. It is over 10,000 words and packed with practical tips and advice.
100 things to do in Pennsylvania!!!!


This site for the Library of the Network!

Here is the defense Dept's DEFENSE LINK.

This site to help you research Literature it's Bartlebee's Literature search and sales!

Hey Look at this site For totally Tessellated!

This site for Maps of the Country Rand McNally Maps!

This site for space views of Countries

This subpage for Environmental resources

This sub page for Medical References

Energy Shortage? Bah!!! Click here For Methl Ice information!

Click here for information On Astrology

Here is consumer information it's Consumer reports magazine!

Click here for The Standard Performance Evaluation Corporation

This link for U L T R A L I G H T

This link THE R Project statistical language

Click here for ESI Project Management corporation


Click here for your own .us domain! Official Domains.com


Here is Nextgov.com news letter website

Here is the Government's Science Search Portal!

AND............. DATA.gov

Here is discovery's How stuff works.com

And here for Science Hack.com

And here for World Wide Science.org

Click here for The Newton project The complete works Of Sir Issac Newton a work in progress!

And here is Scientifc Discovery Through Advanced Computing


Here is Alabama's Virtual Alabama!

Click here for the web site for the Creative Class!!!

Click here for

A web site of WEB FAVORITE LINKS!

Here is Flight ware track a flight!

Here is the US the Government's Geo data website

Here for Geo names.org

And here for A portal for a source of open source computer code!

Here is Noaa's
Online database of hazardouc chemicals

And Doe's Science with a mission

This section for fireworks

Fireworks with sound! Fireworks just point and fireworks appear!

Fireworks Fire works over the Statue of Liberty

Virtual Fireworks Virtual Cities!

And here for Opportunity to Fly--Try It!

This section for nano technology

here is a group oppeosed to Nano technology ETC: GROUP

Click here for Rice University Center for Biological And Environmental Nanotechnology

Click here for The U.S. Nano Technology Initiative

Here is The Global Conciouness project

Click here for A web site to generate passwords for you!

Here is the The National Interagency Fire Center

Check this site out for the new sport: It's Geo Caching catch the fever!

What is your home worth? Check out www.zillow.com

This site for a site numerous misc Information/politics/astronomy...etc

Here is a site a tutorial on Field Programmable Gate Arrays!


This site for the world of Geographic Infoprmation systems

HERE is Google Maps!

This site to find the exact lotitude and Longitude on google maps!

This site for A system linking Google maps and census data!

A competitor to Goggle maps? Open map.com

And another one is World atlas


Click here for Hooked on Facts.com - A Huge Collection of Interesting Facts, Useless Facts, and Weird Facts!

Here is an Internet source of Personal data it's Any Who Directory!

Look up reverse phone lookup!

And here is Informational DATA BASE Information USA!

And another way to To find people!


Click here Buzz phrase generator

Click Here for USGS Live Internet Seismic Server

This is the web site for The Mathematical Research Institute

AND here is a neat site Web Calc --- Web page enabled calculations

Click here for Speculative information for the investor


This section for the new Megafoundation


This is the main page The Mega Foundation Society EAST

Here is the recomended Megafoundation UltraHIQ Forums


You can explore

This section information from CNN

Here is CNN AIRPORT INFORMATION

AND HERE FOR CNN FYI

Here for CNN HEADLINE NEWS


Here is the section for long time research for Space travel Biosphere 2


The most important part is free speech on the net!

The internet free speech center VTW organization

The electronic freedom foundation The Electronic Freedom Foundation

This site for The Internet Petition Site

Here is something neat Design your own World "Leader" at Fantasy World Order

This site to fight Internet taxes Click here for no more net taxes

This is a site you self publish Your own book


After freedom of speech comes the stores!!!!

here is where you can buy art online!

ART ONLINE!!! CLICK HERE

Buy books here The leader Amazon

And here Barnes & Noble


Here is The animated News caster Ananova

Here is a a source of news that is much lest biased than what we are used to: English version of Japan today


This section for research into the South Pole

Here is general research site It's 70 south.com

Another site from A defense contractor It's Polar.org


William Bacon's Humor section


Here is William Bacon's Main humor page

Remember this is a humorous look At your police record!!!

A Humorous look at your life span It's Death Clock.COM

Another humorous "Computer Camera" It's Computer camera

And A humorous look Searching drivers' License Database

And A Humorous look at a calendar - clock!

A Modest proposal... Download the entire Internet....Click on the red button


This section for Scientific American Magazine

here is the main Scientific American Magazine site

Here is Scientific American's Magazine companon site Scientific American's Explortions

Here is Scientific American Archives

Here is a web site from An Article In Scientific American On Optical networks

And here for Research Journals


This section will help you to code your data!!!!!!

Cryptography is vital in making sure privacy is enforced!!! Here is a private effort A cryptography source page


This site shows you the history of Internet

Another Government site for information Pueblo Co. info site

Here is GSA's main site

Additional Internet organation The W3 organization for the internet

Here is another internet organazation The Internet Society

Additionaly, here is the web site for the new coding standard It's the Extensible Mark up Language

This is where the "WEB" was developed It's the CERN labs in Switzerland!

This section for Misc services


This subsection for researching the Human Genome NHGRI

Click Here for The Celeria Corporation

Here for Nature.COM

Here for Science Online.org

And here for Ensembl.org


Here is a site for

Looking to sell your house? Click here for Housevalues.com

Here for Papers Invited

Click here for History of Korea The Korea History project

Looking for a picture of your town? Click Here for terraserver

Click here for Business news

Here is a great source for news it's DEBKA FILES

Here is the US Navy's Public world wide weather site

Here is the Government's Weather site

Here is the government's Weather Archive

This is a French Site (in English) Volcano research

Here for Arbor day

This site for important safety of lighting!

here is the Fractory Library (Fractrals)

something new here for American Registery for IPV6!

Here is a fantastic resource it's The Library of Congress!

Need help in coding? It's code assist .com!

Here is a grest site for Science Fiction it's Galaxy online.com!

Want to find out about somebody? Public data.com

Here for the Ironic Times!

Yet another search engine Galaxy Search Portal

here is Blue angel's technology at work Marco polo search

Here is Syracuse University's search site The gateway !

Another neat site for you Photomosiac freaks It's Photomosaic.com

Here is Number investigator a reverse lookup resource

So you think you'e smart then check MENSA OUT!

Here something from NPR it's Science Friday!


With this site you can generate your own maps!! Mapquest - create your own map

You can find Listservers to fill your mailbox with Find listservers here

Here is a computer reference site Information week Magazine

This site Ranks contries by innovation


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To help you design your own web pages

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economical web design helpsweb



Web designer web site Your web design resource

Another Web design resource is WEB REFERENCE CENTRAL

Help for The ever changing requirements for HTML5

Can I use Compatibility tables for support of HTML5,
CSS3, SVG and more in desktop and mobile browsers.

Yet another resource is W3c Schools online training for Web design

For mozilla Mozilla Developer network

A Website to help you in your WORDPRESS efforts

This site to help you in multiple languages it's sitepoint.com!

Html5 Cheat Sheet

Learn HTML Free in [2023] – Basic HTML Codes for Beginners

Information on Learn HTML Free in [2023] – Basic HTML Codes for Beginners


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The MillenniumProject

Here is the is The Millennium Project

Jerome Glenn, discussed their annual 'State of the Future' reports
which outline the challenges we face as a planet that is juggling technology,
population, and the delicate balance of nature. The Millennium Project, a global
independent think tank, has 49 different "nodes" around the world. The nodes,
he explained, are networks comprised of people from government, corporations and business,
and universities who "identify the best brains they can get their hands on to answer global questions,"
like how do we get enough water for the world

And The Global Futures Project

Glenn noted there is some reason for optimism, as there's been major progress
in a lot of the world's most serious problems, such as improved education, reduction
of poverty and infant mortality, wars and HIV trending down, Internet use and GDP going up,
and nuclear proliferation leveling off. However, he noted that we're losing on debt, unemployment,
income equality, and most of the environmental indicators. As manufacturing and service jobs disappear,
Glenn posited that technology may enable new kinds of markets for individuals, such as a person in Egypt
wearing Google Glass going on a tour of the pyramids that their client can direct. He also announced an
offshoot of the Millennium Project, the Global Futures System, which allows people from around the world to
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Another interest of mine is the Mandelbrot set!!!!!

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Let's start with The Mandelbrot Gallery

Here is the The Mandelbrot explorer

Here is Google's Mandelbrot Map

Here is Google's Mandelbrot exploer

Animated Mandelbrot set!!!!!

Trippy Psychedelic

Mandelbrot Gif stream!!!

Zoom into a 3D Mandelbrot Set

Zoom into a 3D rendering of the Mandelbrot set using a simple illumination method. The height outside the set is taken from the calculated distance estimate. c=0.2847753769449792+i*0.01115702382975

Wow! First Ever Fractal Molecule Discovered Inside Bacteria...And It Works!

More cool designs are on Amazon: Good telescope that I've used to learn the basics: Get a Wonderful Person shirt: Alternatively, PayPal donations can be sent here: Hello and welcome! My name is Anton and in this video, we will talk about a discovery of the molecular fractal that's kind of mind blowing Links: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-024-07287-2">Emergence of fractal geometries in the evolution of a metabolic enzyme https://www.mpg.de/21811459/0410-terr-discovery-of-the-first-fractal-molecule-in-nature-153410-x">Discovery of the first fractal molecule in nature https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xlcGQDi5sNA&t=0s"> • First Direct Evidence of the Cosmic web: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EPBrvxqI0m8&t=0s"> •So, What Exactly Is The Local Void? Here's What's Hiding Here #fractal #biology #bacteria 0:00 Fractals in nature 2:05 Smallest fractal ever found 2:38 Bacteria where it was found 3:30 What fractal this is 4:30 What and why is this? 5:20 Problem with predicting proteins 6:20 How is this forming though? 7:35 What does it do inside the cell? 9:00 Conclusions Support this channel on Patreon to help me make this a full time job: Space Engine is available for free here: Enjoy and please subscribe. Or get a shirt: Twitter: Facebook: Twitch: Bitcoins to spare? Donate them here to help this channel grow! 1GFiTKxWyEjAjZv4vsNtWTUmL53HgXBuvu The hardware used to record these videos: CPU: Video Card: Motherboard: RAM: PSU: Case: Microphone: Mixer: Recording and Editing: Credit: Zooming into the boundary of the Mandelbrot set:Simpsons contributor Ivar Leidus CC BY-SA 4.0 Bert Hickman High-voltage breakdown within a 4 in (100 mm) block of acrylic glass creates a fractal Lichtenberg figure NASA Rafael Ruggiero CC BY-SA 4.0 Akarpe CC BY-SA 3.0 Anthony Majanlahti: CC BY 2.0 Raul Gonzalez and Cheryl Kerfeld - CC BY-SA 3.0 Depauwdrew777 Some of the above are affiliate links, meaning I would get a (very small) percentage of the price paid. Thank you to all Patreon supporters of this channel Special thanks also goes to all the wonderful supporters of the channel through YouTube Memberships: Tybie Fitzhugh Viktor Óriás Les Heifner theGrga Steven Cincotta Mitchell McCowan Partially Engineered Humanoid Alexander Falk Drew Hart Arie Verhoeff Aaron Smyth Mike Davis Greg Testroet John Taylor EXcitedJoyousWorldly ! Christopher Ellard Gregory Shore maggie obrien Matt Showalter Tamara Franz R Schaefer diffuselogic Grundle Muffins Licenses used: Licenses by 4.0 Licenses by-sa 4.0 Licenses by 3.0 Licenses by-sa 3.0 Licenses by 2.5 Licenses by-sa 2.5 Licenses by 2.0 Licenses by-sa 2.0



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Where can we find a fifth force of nature?

We know of four fundamental forces of nature, with no signs of a fifth. But dark matter and dark energy make up over 90% of all the contents of the universe. So the question remains: could there be a fifth force hiding in the “dark sector” of our universe?

What Galaxy Clusters Teach Us About Dark Matter - Ask a Spaceman!

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Earthquakes and Meteores

Earthquake monitoring Worldmap

Live Meteors Live Stream

Volcano Discovery


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Magnetohydrodynamics

Buddy James: Magnetohydrodynamics | Thunderbolts

Magnetohydrodynamics is the branch of physics that studies behavior of electrically conducting fluids in the presence of magnetic fields. Examples of such magneto fluids include plasmas, liquid metals, salt water, and electrolytes. To understand the predictive analytics of the Dougherty set and how it applies to the Electric Universe Model of Cosmology, Interdisciplinary Geometer Buddy James illustrates ten real-world validations of magnetohydrodynamic currents, flows and patterns. The Geometric View Buddy James podcast with guest geometers. 2022 Electro-Magnetic Universe Expo Detroit — August 13th & 14th, 2022 Universe Geometry -- If you see a CC with this video, it means that subtitles are available. To find out which ones, click on the Gear Icon in the lower right area of the video box and click on “subtitles” in the drop-down box. Then click on the subtitle that you would like. The Thunderbolts Project — a Voice for the Electric Universe Become a Producer through the PATREON Rewards program... Subscribe to Thunderbolts eNewsletter Guides to the Electric Universe Electric Universe Books & Merch Electric Universe by Wal Thornhill Facebook Twitter @tboltsproject Ideas and/or concepts presented in this program do not necessarily express or represent the Electric Universe model or the views of The Thunderbolts Project or T-Bolts Group Inc. The Thunderbolts Project™ Trademark of T-Bolts Group Inc. a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization. Copyright © 2022 T-Bolts Group Inc. All rights reserved.


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By WatchduckYou can name the author as "T. Piesk", "Tilman Piesk" or "Watchduck". - Own work, Public Domain,



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High-voltage breakdown within a 4 in (100 mm) block of acrylic glass creates a fractal Lichtenberg figure

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from Nasa river network showing a fractal form

Rafael Ruggiero - Own work Fractal tree with angle between branches starting from 120 degrees and branches splitting off at the midpoints, which gives rise to a Sierpinski triangle, and then continuously decreasing until the pattern looks like a tree. Created with the free software arve.



Akarpe - Own work Randomly generated Sierpinski Triangle; generated using author's freeware

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