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Unlikely Science: June 2008
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Blurb from the brains behind Null Hypothesis, the Journal of Unlikely Science. Monday, 23 June 2008. As the rest of the world seems to be excited about some kicky-ball competition, I thought we could jump on the bandwagon as well. There has to be some odd science going on here. And indeed (handily) there is. It has come to light that the German team have been side-stepping the tight anti-doping rules for the tournament by using homeopathy. Is the placebo effect working at its magnificent best. Another co...
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Unlikely Science: October 2007
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Blurb from the brains behind Null Hypothesis, the Journal of Unlikely Science. Wednesday, 31 October 2007. We do love our Facebook don't we? And as it turns out, "we" isn't just the young'uns, it's the silver surfing community as well. They've got their own community site, Saga Zone. Imagine: a whole wide world of pensioners doddering around on discussion groups like "You know you were born in the 20s when." and "If this group gets to 500,000 my daughter will name her child Frankenstein". I won't be buyi...
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Unlikely Science: Lemur Love
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Blurb from the brains behind Null Hypothesis, the Journal of Unlikely Science. Thursday, 29 May 2008. And we thought it was hard to find the perfect partner. Imagine if you couldn't even tell if you were eyeing up the right species by looking at them. This it the problem rainforest lemurs have - their love lives are a whole other level of difficult. For the full story. I bet fish are always swimming in the wrong pool. 1 June 2008 at 12:05. 3 June 2008 at 10:30. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Unlikely Science: Secret LHC Blueprint
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Blurb from the brains behind Null Hypothesis, the Journal of Unlikely Science. Tuesday, 20 May 2008. I can't reveal my sources, but I am assured that this is the actual blueprint used as the basis of the LHC. It would seem to support the claims made in the video below. There's more, but I must run, I have a Lodge meeting at three. Posted by Anne Adapter. No socks in this. Oh my god particle, this is all so compleeeetely true. Let's face it - we're all doomed. 21 May 2008 at 09:48. 21 May 2008 at 18:03.
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Unlikely Science: December 2007
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Blurb from the brains behind Null Hypothesis, the Journal of Unlikely Science. Monday, 31 December 2007. Tis the Season for Hangovers. Hangovers have been around as long as man started having benders. Hangover. Have been around since man woke up from the first bender. Cures passed down and around by family and friends. Cures we've likely tried. One of us got smart and starting selling them. The first hangover over-the-counter (OTC) I remember seeing in the market was Chaser plus. Common sense tells me th...
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Unlikely Science: January 2008
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Blurb from the brains behind Null Hypothesis, the Journal of Unlikely Science. Monday, 21 January 2008. Body Part Printing. No, really. When I first heard about 3D printers. I was excited. The idea of drawing out things and then seeing them built up out of nothing is like something out of Star-Trek. Needless to say, they are somewhat out of my price range for a desk-top item. Skin, bone, and even more complex internal organs can apparently be printed. Mark appears on top journalism show. I wonder whether...
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Unlikely Science: Football Fever
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Blurb from the brains behind Null Hypothesis, the Journal of Unlikely Science. Monday, 23 June 2008. As the rest of the world seems to be excited about some kicky-ball competition, I thought we could jump on the bandwagon as well. There has to be some odd science going on here. And indeed (handily) there is. It has come to light that the German team have been side-stepping the tight anti-doping rules for the tournament by using homeopathy. Is the placebo effect working at its magnificent best.
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Unlikely Science: May 2008
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Blurb from the brains behind Null Hypothesis, the Journal of Unlikely Science. Thursday, 29 May 2008. And we thought it was hard to find the perfect partner. Imagine if you couldn't even tell if you were eyeing up the right species by looking at them. This it the problem rainforest lemurs have - their love lives are a whole other level of difficult. For the full story. Tuesday, 20 May 2008. There's more, but I must run, I have a Lodge meeting at three. Posted by Anne Adapter. No socks in this. Many of wh...
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Unlikely Science: Science tackles viral video
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Blurb from the brains behind Null Hypothesis, the Journal of Unlikely Science. Thursday, 24 July 2008. Science tackles viral video. Recently, scientists have taken to showing their lighter side by producing short videos. These geeked-up vial videos are passed around the lab, forwarded to colleagues, and posted on Facebook or MySpace. Think Bio-Rad's brillant PCR video. Not to be outdone, EU Research's Marie Curie Action. Has created a hysterical and educational bit called "Chemistry Party". Enjoy!
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Unlikely Science: February 2008
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Blurb from the brains behind Null Hypothesis, the Journal of Unlikely Science. Thursday, 28 February 2008. Sunday, 24 February 2008. You cannot remove your fingerprints with pineapple. Full marks, pat on the back, and maybe some sort of congratulatory painkillers go to this man. Embarking on an experiment designed to remove his fingerprints, he finds that it is causing him enormous amounts of pain, yet still continues. All in the name of science. Top banana, or rather, top pineapple. Geek Pop is GO!
