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The enigma of the white dwarf has been resolved. Scientists have discovered how the vast majority of the stars, including our own sun, would end their days, as the white dwarfs gently fading into the darkness of the universe. But not all stars go so

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Thats why what we physicists called pressure. This pressure is created as the particles jostle for position. Its a principle of Quantum Mechanics and when it was applying to stars, the lives of dead white dwarfs suddenly made sense. What stopped them

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Once the fusion stops, the whole thing collapses under its own weight to form a white dwarf, so you got this very small blob which is incredibly dense, it's going to be something like a million times denser than it started off, so dense in fact that

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He was sure that when a supernova exploded, it left behind a kernel so dense that a cupful would be as heavy as a mountain, he called it a neutron star, it seems so preposterous that Z's ideas were dismissed, until that is a new way of scouring the h

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Then, around 8200 years ago, climate change had dramatic impact on the destiny of Stonehenge landscape. As the last ice age thawed, rising melt waters engulfed the territory known as Dogland and Britain became an island. Cut off from continental infl

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But Mesolithic hunt gatherers had no rational explanation for this vivid change in the flint. It would be the most extraordinary magic thing in the Mesolithic to see a transformation like this. They were living at a time when the color palette was do

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We are in a really extraordinary place here. I mean this is almost like a time capsule. There is very little landscape change extraordinarily from *. So it is a special place. The unexpected discovery of a rare and actual phenomenon, may also explain

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It would be a brilliant place for hunt together as to hides and observe the movements of these huge animals. Topographical scans have revealed the contours of this ancient landscape, features that mesolithic kind togetherness could exploit. Where the

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These are just samples of amazing finds weve got from these sites. Weve got quite domestic looking tools. These types of things were probably to have been used to pierce holes in animal skin. We also found much bigger tools. This is an absolutely bri

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-It's just a sample of the amazing finds we've got from this site. We've got quite domestic-looking tools. This type of thing were probably being used to p* holes in animal skin. We've also found much bigger tools. This is an absolutely brilliant * s

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Recently at a site only two kilomtres to the southeast, archaeologists have unearthed the first traces of people living in the same period. It's a find that may finally answer why stonehenges located where it is. Here is the section through one of th

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The most ambitious of these studies is the Stonehenge Hidden Landscapes Project, led by experts from Birmingham University And Ludwig Boltzmann Institute in Austria.-As people walk over the Stonehenge landscape, they are aware of Stonehenge. They may

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In just 5 years, 21th century archaeology has achieved what the conventional excavation would have taken a life time to complete, revealing a picture of Stoneghenge and its people as never before. Recent times have seen an intense level of activity a

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We may never know for sure whether there is life elsewhere. But we do know a lot about where we came from. And thats because weve learned so much about things here on earth from looking far out into space. They discover that stars are not turned out

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These are just the whole host of compounds we make. We found many of these compounds are very interesting because they play roles in life on earth. So, its clear we were making many the building blocks of life by these very processes that happened in

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Even for NASA nebulae are too far away to visit, so they've built one of their own here on earth, 40 years ago scientists peered into the clouds of dust and gas created from the remains of stars, and to their surprise, found not just elements but org

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Scientists call it the Big Bang and it was predicted by the very same equations that discovered black holes.There is the Big Bang theory, according to which the universe began with a gigantic fireball on creation day, some 10,000 million years ago. I

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The evidence suggested that billions of tons of matter from a massive star had shrunk to nothing.So what we are left with here is this mind-boggling idea of mass contained in zero volume, and that just make your head spin, but that's what we call a b

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The megaliths of Stonehenge are Britons most investigated monument. Yet despite centuries of scrutiny, excavations and theories, the big question remain. What were its origins? How did it evolve over thousands of years and which forces of nature and

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-Crickley Hill gives us a completely new picture of the scale of violence in prehistoric Britain. It's really the first time that we see evidence for warfare between sub-communities or even groups of communities on a completely different scale to wha

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actual damagess
aircraft condition monitoring system
anti reverse rotaotion device
appretiating
ave interj
back reading
ballast pumping arrangement
begoggled
biconvexity
biologicmarker
break roller mill
by-chop
calculator batch terminal
camera extension
catlins
chain belt
chart of percentage comparison
cheekish
chick flick
clutch start
communication network analysis
crackalacking
cry wolf
cylinder ratio
diallelic (atwood 1944)
diffusion boundary junction
dove-taileds
drag king
dynamic effect
environemental improvement
foundation stress
germinal localization
half peripheral length
heat-exchanger principle
helenge
high plant population
hongshiite
horizontal belt conveyor
Ingolfiellidea
internal transmigration
jts
judee
junglist
karana
Kilcolman Castle
Kroenlein
kuwaitis
lateral sliding angle
lawn belt
layer-crossing regulation
lip high line
LISTDIR
man bun
mass transfer peclet number
master drive
maximum tension stress
methyl cyclohexadiene
multilateral agency
multivariate negative hypergeometric distribution
nanowatt circuit
network access machine
nonfundraising
nonprofit institutions
online journal
output device handler
paint strippers
periodic scan method
periodontal pocket packing
plume moth
pneogra
predicted starting and finishing dates
psychedelic trance
recursive subroutine
reference axis of rotation
regular notch lapel
rhodophylaxis
rhumb line
rifalazil
scratch reflex
seat frame
secondary bone
senile atrophic gingivitis
smoke-detecting cabinet
Solvo-Srrept
spare boiler
stepgrandfather
stochastic scheme
taffeta weaves
Task Offloading
tasselly
Tha Li
tool shelf
trademark registration certificate
tucet
Turtle Channel
usual risk
Vatican
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vinakir
water protection
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