Archive for 'Science'
Remote Viewing Techniques – Why Not Try It?
March 14th, 2010. Published under Science. No Comments.
Remote viewing techniques can let you see people, places and things remotely from you, without using the five senses most currently think of as the only way to receive information. Remote viewing and other psychic abilities are not out of body experiences, either. Instead, you can take advantage of remote viewing as a power you already have and just don’t know about. You can absolutely see objects, people and places without physically being there, but by using remote viewing techniques.
Things To Pack When Going On A Cruise To Watch Whales
March 2nd, 2010. Published under Science. No Comments.
Going on a cruise to watch whales with your family sure can be very exciting. So much so, that you may forget to pack the right things for the event. What are the things that you should include in your luggage to make the most out of the experience?
A Few Interesting Facts About The Whale
December 4th, 2009. Published under Science. No Comments.
A few interesting facts about the whale are needed whenever people begin to consider this endlessly fascinating and warm-blooded, ocean-dwelling mammal. Whales are extremely diverse and live in every ocean and sea in the world. Biologists and other scientists have studied them for many years and have found that they also exist within a complex structure of their own making.
Custom Workbenches Help You Grow with Ease
March 18th, 2009. Published under Science. No Comments.
Is your business growing by leaps and bounds? Have you outgrown your workspace, but haven’t quite run across an ideal solution. Obsess no more – custom workbenches provide the solution.
Exercise For Brain Fitness
March 16th, 2009. Published under Science. No Comments.
A study recently conducted on patients who were diagnosed with mild forms of Alzheimer displayed a significant difference in brain size–the catalyst was that exercise played a major role if the patients had lager brains than from those who had smaller brain.
Opposition to Initial Acai Berry Research
March 15th, 2009. Published under Science. No Comments.
Acai berry research is just starting to get into gear now. For such an obscure plant, found only deep in the amazon, this is actually quite an achievement! Of course, having hundreds of celebrities and thousands of people of high standing in North America all insist that the acai berry has helped boost their metabolism and/or helped them lose weight may have something to do with this success. No matter where you look on TV, in magazines and on the internet, there are multiple ads making these claims. There are innumerable reports available on research of the acai berry. The acai berry is harvested in Brazil, and a few other countries in South America, from the acai palm, which grows on the banks of the amazon river. Naturally, Brazil is the head runner in the farming and production of this berry and its products.
Ethanol: Absolute Alcohol
March 12th, 2009. Published under Science. No Comments.
The great elixir, alcohol, has come to be many things to many people. For most it is a beverage meant to dull the edges of a hard day or make festive a gathering of friends and family. Alcohol has been banned, celebrated, and reviled, but it has also been a key component in scientific circles. Also known as absolute ethyl alcohol or ethanol, alcohol is a colorless, flammable liquid often used for sanitizing or cleaning. It has also been used extensively as an effective transporter of odors ad scents and has been featured in perfumes, colognes, paints, hand creams, inks, and even explosives.
Astronomy For Teens.
March 10th, 2009. Published under Science. No Comments.
Astronomy is a very serious science, although many people get involved with it when they are very young. Astronomy for kids is a thought provoking pursuit that can teach them about the sciences in general. A number of astronomy subjects interest kids and movies like Star Wars only serve to increase this attraction.