Sentences with phrase «n't black scientists»

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Fade to «Vantablack»: Scientists Invent a Material So Black Your Eyes Can't See It You'll have to see it (or not see it?)

Yes because liberals and athiest Never rationalize anything like, abortion is stopping a beating heart but nobody wants to call it murder or republicans hate blacks yet under Obama and liberal aministration blacks are fairing worse than ever, or that scientist don't know how the world was created and that we came from slime but there's no proof.

This is understandably something that can seem a bit strange to those who have not been educated in fields of science and advanced biology, and it is also why people who are not scientists ought not try to explain the processes in simple black - and - white terms.

As political scientist Christina Greer told Politico last month, «Her campaign team clearly understands the importance of black women and how they've been neglected by the Democratic Party writ large, not just by Andrew Cuomo, but at the state, local and national level.»

Though not dangerous to humans, scientists are alarmed by the new boom in Mnemiopsis leidyi because it has already devastated fish stocks in the Black Sea.

Though the situation is serious, scientists believe that the Adriatic invasion may not be as devastating as the Black Sea one.

That age would have made Black Beauty much older than the shergottites, which are on average a few hundred million years old, but not nearly as old as the 4.1 - billion - year - old Allan Hills 84001, a softball - sized Mars meteorite that sparked lasting controversy in 1996, when some scientists claimed it contained fossilized bacteria.

Scientists aren't sure how black holes like those detected by LIGO pair up (SN Online: 6/19/16).

«I don't think many studies have realized this yet: Black carbon impacts global warming in at least four different ways,» said V. Ramanathan, an atmospheric scientist at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography.

Scientists aren't sure how black holes grew so big so early.

«These black holes are not like two aligned tornadoes orbiting each other, but like two tilted tornadoes,» says Laura Cadonati, a physicist at the Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta and deputy spokesperson for the 1000 scientists working with LIGO.

Scientists at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio, have constructed mathematical formulas that conclude black holes can not exist.

Black Ph.D. scientists — and not other minorities — were far less likely to receive NIH funding for a research idea than a white scientist from a similar institution with the same research record.

Planetary scientists expect that mixtures of dust and ice turn black after billions of years of irradiation by photons and high - energy particles from the sun, but they don't yet know the details of that composition.

«We really did this to increase the number of black scientists, not to benefit Merck in particular.

«If you were as close to the black hole as the [companion] star, things wouldn't be pretty,» Kasliwal told New Scientist.

Scientists have learned that black holes are not as black as they once thought them to be.

The Astronomy Café, the Web site for the Astronomically Disadvantaged, offers some fun and accessible articles on astronomy's hot topics, black holes, space movies, and even space sounds, along with an «Ask the Space Scientist» section if you can't get enough of it.

As we noted, the LHC will not destroy the world and as George Musser wrote to me after we recorded the interview, «I said something to the effect that scientists had stocked [stoked] concerns about black holes by saying the LHC would create particles not seen since the big bang, but those particles have been seen since the big bang, namely in natural processes such as cosmic ray collisions; therefore if black holes posed a threat, the universe would already be a goner.»

Now, he says, more scientists feel that working with industry will not only help their research make a more immediate difference to the public, it will also help keep them in the black.

Compared to white scientists with the same productivity index, the black researchers had just as many, if not more, grants and research dollars.

The in - depth analysis of NIH grant data finds that black Ph.D. scientists — and not other minorities — were far less likely to receive NIH funding for a research idea than a white scientist from a similar institution with the same research record.

Lately scientists» excitement has grown thanks to well - publicized rumors about a discovery — some specific (detection of a black hole merger), some not so much.

Previous work had unified the variability in discs around black holes of different mass ranges, but by considering not just the mass of the object, but also its size, scientists can now add accreting white dwarfs and proto - stars to this unified picture.

Scientists say that type II supernovae should not produce black holes much bigger than about 30 solar masses — and both black holes were at the high end of that range.

From just that signal, scientists already knew that this wasn't another black - hole collision.

We generally don't think of black holes as synchronizing with each other, but in a new study, scientists have found that about a dozen...

Shoemaker added that the new observation provides «further confirmation of the existence of stellar - mass black holes that are larger than 20 solar masses» — objects which he said scientists «didn't know existed before LIGO detected them.»

But how will scientists be really sure that there is a black hole in our Milky Way and not something else that behaves in a very similar way?

The scientists studied the object, known as G2, during its closest approach to the black hole this summer, and found the black hole did not dine on it.

If more such objects are detected, it would not just help scientists create a better model of how the first supermassive black holes in the universe came to be, but also help understand how the one in the Milky Way's heart formed and evolved.

Archival work, of course, isn't exactly what most scientists dream to be doing at NASA, so in 1999 Dr. Livio began shifting his research, focusing on black holes, acceleration of mass, white dwarves, neutron stars and particularly on supernova explosions.

Later studies by Caltech and the LIGO Scientific Collaboration (LSC), a group of more than 1,200 scientists worldwide, found some evidence that the material in each of the stars might have been torn apart by the gravity of its companion in a way that black holes could not.

Although large amounts of coffee are not good for the stomach and can lead to insomnia, scientists have new evidence that our favorite black beverage is actually very healthy and it protects us from many diseases.

The film stars Natalie Portman as a grieving soldier - scientist, Lena, who hasn't seen her black - ops husband, Kane (Oscar Issac), for over a year.

I'm surprised I didn't run into an affable gorilla scientist class during my two hours of hands - on with Black Ops 4's primary multiplayer mode (though Specialist Ruin's Grav Slam ability certainly echoes angry Winston).

And despite the criticism over being the Ghostbuster who was black and not a scientist — like Ernie Hudson in the original — Jones is the film's biggest breath of fresh air as the street-wise transit worker who joins the team after encountering a nasty ghost in a subway tunnel.

With this comparison, the authors establish that white disadvantage and black disadvantage are not so different, following the work of political scientist Charles Murray, who has gone furthest in demonstrating that conditions depicted in Daniel P. Moynihan's 1965 study of the black family are today very much the conditions of the white poor, too.

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A man sits on death row, convicted of kidnapping Tessa and killing the other victims, the so - called Black - Eyed Susans — but an anti-death penalty lawyer and an eminent forensic scientist aren't convinced that he's guilty.

Told from the viewpoint of a talking tree on the plantation where George Washington Carver spent his young childhood, this handsome picture - book biography tells how the famous African American scientist always nurtured plants and studied them, but the law did not allow black children to go to school.

As for the different breeds of dogs that are susceptible to parvo infection, scientists still don't have a clue as to why black - and tan - colored breeds are more vulnerable to such an infection than other breeds.

The biggest threat to Gordon Freeman, the scientist - turned - action - hero star of Half - Life, isn't the inter-dimensional monsters he accidentally unleashed upon Black Mesa, his place of work.

Garner elucidates this moral / aesthetic issue thusly, «The era that I reference in my work is a period where black people were enslaved — not only enslaved, but used as test subjects, even though all the scientists and medical practitioners are aware that we have the same makeup as far as anatomy.

Now in this case on one side we have not only actual scientists doing their best to explain available information in light of best understood implications of thermodynamics, quantum mechanics, black body radiation etc. but you have almost all other life forms on the planet.

Dr. Goklany is one of the many scientists, economists, and policy experts who argue from sound data and verifiable history (not from discredited «black box» computer models that are inaccessible to the public and other researchers) that fossil fuels should be unleashed, not locked away.

More recently, scientists have been surprised to learn that black carbon — not only from biomass fires but from dirty diesel engines and other sources — is a far larger contributor to global warming than previously suspected: The dark particles absorb and retain heat close to the Earth's surface that might otherwise be reflected.

During the study, Ryan Spackman, an NOAA scientist, revealed that what we didn't anticipate were the very high levels of black carbon we observed in plumes of air sweeping over the central Pacific toward the U.S. West Coast, which of course is alarming for the climate of the Earth.

They have an excellent archives section in a building two minutes walk from their offices.It appears the scientists are rarely seen there, that is a shame as they would see, asI have done (and the much more illustrious Hubert Lamb before me) that the Black Swans and Dragon Kings seem to take place during the cold and tempestuous times - such as the LIA - and not during the benign times, such as the MWP and the modern era.

Just 10 years ago these same scientist were not convinced there were «black holes,» now, they claim every galaxy has one at its center.