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How Pencil Lead and Sticky Tape Won a Nobel Prize

By Bradley Stockwell First off, I want to apologize to all of my six followers to this blog. I know I left you in anxious anticipation over my follow-up…

Feb 24, 2016

chemistry, particle physics, Quantum Mechanics, technology

2010 nobel prize, allotrope, Andre Geim, carbon-14, chemical bonding, diamond, future technologies, graphene, graphite, Konstantin Novoselov, valence electrons, van der Waals forces
Climate Change Part I: Where It Went Wrong & Why It’s Stupid to Still Deny It

By Bradley Stockwell 1878 World’s Fair: Augustin Mouchot’s solar-powered motor is a gold medal winner and initially receives generous government funding for development. However the funding is soon cut due…

Oct 7, 2015

Climate Change, entrepreneurship, technology

Augustin Mouchot, biofuels, Charles David Keeling, climate change, climate crisis, fossil fuel, Frank Shuman, global warming, green technology, hemp car, hemp oil, henry ford, ice cores, Marijuana Tax Act of 1937, renewable energy, Rudolf Diesel, solar energy, soy bean car

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