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Saturday 7 December 2013
Friday 6 December 2013
What do you do with a boiled potato? You slice it, insert it between two electrodes, place an alligator chip, and turn it into a battery. The device has been used to provide LED-powered lighting for 40 days (and at a fraction of the cost of a typical AA battery). The potato battery kit could be used in remote regions and, because spuds are starchy and rich in phosphoric acid, they will last for several months and won’t attract insects.
What do you do with a boiled potato?
What do you do with a boiled potato? You slice it, insert it between two electrodes, place an alligator chip, and turn it into a battery. The device has been used to provide LED-powered lighting for 40 days (and at a fraction of the cost of a typical AA battery). The potato battery kit could be used in remote regions and, because spuds are starchy and rich in phosphoric acid, they will last for several months and won’t attract insects.
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Aamir
Wednesday 27 November 2013
Artists Danny Quirk is doing temporary anatomical tattoos with latex, markers and acrylic. “I paint my anatomy very precisely, making sure to match up origins and insertions, so that when the model moves, the painting moves with it, really illustrating what happens under the skin.” Quirk would love to use his biomedical illustrations to teach anatomy, do you think that’s a good idea
Anatomical Tattoos
Artists Danny Quirk is doing temporary anatomical tattoos with latex, markers and acrylic. “I paint my anatomy very precisely, making sure to match up origins and insertions, so that when the model moves, the painting moves with it, really illustrating what happens under the skin.” Quirk would love to use his biomedical illustrations to teach anatomy, do you think that’s a good idea
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Aamir
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Why do tigers swim? Often dealing with hot, sweaty climates, tigers have learned to enjoy water, using it as a way to cool off, capture prey and relax
Why do tigers swim?
Why do tigers swim? Often dealing with hot, sweaty climates, tigers have learned to enjoy water, using it as a way to cool off, capture prey and relax
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