From: Benj on 24 May 2010 14:15 On May 20, 3:34 am, "NSA TORTURE TECHNOLOGY, NEWS and RESEARCH" <TortureTechnologyNResea...(a)yahoo.com> wrote: > http://www.scientificamerican.com/article.cfm?id=dawn-of-miniature-gr.... > > From the April 2009 Scientific American Magazine | 12 comments > Key Concepts > a.. Solid-state lasers can produce light in the red and blue parts of the > spectrum but not the green. > a.. Recent research suggests that this "green gap" could be plugged as early > as this year. > a.. The advance will allow for laser based video displays that are small > enough to fit in a cell phone. > Nakamura's colleagues Steven > DenBaars and James C. Speck were speaking with a few graduate students and > postdoctoral researchers as they took turns looking into a microscope. They > parted for Yang, who peered into the eyepiece to witness a brilliant > blue-violet flash emanating from a glassy chip of gallium nitride (GaN). Anyone beside me (known kook) notice that this article is a huge piece of rubbish? It's a wonder "wormley" didn't post it! Important "facts" reported are: 1. There is a "race" to build a green laser (never mind you can buy one from many places right now...though not quite as efficient (6% vs 20%). 2. There is a "green gap" (probably an "anthopogenic green gap" = AGG!) 3. Once we close the green gap our cellphones, blackberrys and other devices so important to us when driving will include them. Unnoticed here is the true "scoop" which is the absolute proof that babies born without brains can still support themselves and earn a living as "journalists". Now that is a big medical story! If you would like more information on this subject, Scientific American suggests that you get out your wallet and fork some cash over to them so you can read (as Paul Harvey used to say) "the rest of the story". Who knows maybe for some minor cash investment you could learn about band gaps, indium migration, and a host of other scientific facts about green diode lasers instead of the "green gap". But then perhaps not. Or you could save your money and simply read the above piece where the "green" laser seems to be "a brilliant blue-violet flash". Idiots! (It's pretty bad when a "journalist" makes "TreBert" and "Wormley" look like geniuses in comparison!)
From: spudnik on 24 May 2010 14:32 hadn't I read about "tunable CO2 lasers," or some such?... I had no idea, there was a green gap, either! thusNso: that is a cool graph. what is the quantity of CO2, exuded by volcanos, typically?... does anyone have a quantification of the amount of CFCs, they emit? the main question is about the "observed" temperature, due mostly to interpretations "in the anthropocene" (formerly known as, the Holocene interglacial -- you was then !-) > The following graph plots both and you can see which is larger. http://solar-center.stanford.edu/sun-on-earth/Climate_Change_Attribut... http://solar-center.stanford.edu/sun-on-earth/Climate_Change_Attribut... --Pi, the surfer's canonical value -- except no other! http://wlym.com
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