What new technology or predictions has Creation science produced and independently verified?
Q. What independent branches of science has made predictions that matches Creation Science's predictions or technology produced? Valid scientific theory must make predictions that can be verified. And further, results in new technology. What predictions has creation science made that has been independently verified?
Asked by Thomas Jefferson - Fri Nov 7 02:49:58 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Oh, there was that bit in the bible where Jesus turned dihydrogen monoxide into ethyl alcohol... or the part where he walked on surface tension... oh wait... its just a story... P.S. please learn how to use grammar correctly.
Answered by ABC A - Fri Nov 7 02:59:35 2008

What technology shows hidden bodily fluids in a room?
Q. On the "Monk" episode, "Mr. Monk Takes a Vacation," a crime scene detective uses some kind of machine that makes all sort of bodily fluids show up around the hotel room, which of course completely freaks Mr. Monk out. What kind of technology is this and how does it work? I've seen black lights advertised to show up hidden pet urine, but I tried it and it didn't work--maybe because it was on wooden floors and brick instead of carpet. Thanks for the info.
Asked by Rella - Wed Feb 13 19:54:46 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. You are correct: it is black light (ultraviolet light). Check out the links below:
Answered by Former MN Science Teacher --sDg - Wed Feb 13 21:16:02 2008

What technology or electronics could you do without in a recession?
Q. Since economic times are getting more difficult, what electronics or technology would you eliminate to save money? For example, cutting back on cellphone use, cable service, satellite radio, video games, internet usage, etc. Give a brief reason why you picked that item.
Asked by Verve - Thu Jan 29 11:14:25 2009 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments

A. I'm a new driver and my parents won't let me go anywhere without a cell phone for safety reasons. We have cut back on cable tv and we are also considering completely eliminating our home phone since my mom, dad, sister and I all have cell phones. Another thing we're doing is just trying to be conscience of simple things like turning off the lights, turning down the thermostat, using less hot water and car pooling. Haven't seen a huge difference yet but it's kind of taking the financial edge off. We can't eliminate our internet because I'm taking online classes and also do most of my work over the internet. We also haven't blown any money on video game systems and new games. We also got rid of one of our music programs since we were… [cont.]
Answered by emmakate6491 - Thu Jan 29 11:25:16 2009

Which technology is fastest to develop an online dictionary?
Q. I'm planning to develop an online dictionary of my native language to English. There will be approximately 40,000 words. How do you think which technology is efficient to use in terms of speed? I have 2 choices, PHP+MySQL or ASP.NET+MSSQL. As I said above, the main criteria is web-site should be fast. Thanks in advance.
Asked by Atabek M - Fri Feb 13 22:50:30 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. It will be good in PHP and MySQL.
Answered by nyankeefanjjw - Sat Feb 14 02:57:07 2009

What technology would allow me to send basic information to a receiver and gauge how far away it is?
Q. My original idea was to use RFID tags but they dont allow me to gauge the distance. Is there any other technology that works in the same way but would show me the distance?
Asked by dkweb101 - Mon Oct 13 09:08:25 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. use radio frequency the received power decreases with increase in distance at the transmitter callibrate it to transmit signals at a constant power level at the receiver use two circuits one to receive the data other to calculate the received power level or try bluetooth but i dont know how you can calculate the distance . the bluetooth system will be integrated
Answered by rakesh - Mon Oct 13 10:12:59 2008

How do I get started in information technology?
Q. I'm in grade 12 and I want to know what education I need to get into an IT career. I live in Toronto, Canada and there are only 2 Universities (outside the city) that offer a Bachelor of Information Technology. There are three colleges in my area that offer diplomas for Systems Technology, Systems Technician, Information Systems Business Analyst, and Networking. Is it better to get a diploma from college or a degree to get started in information technology? Is there any other way of starting an IT career?
Asked by Nicker - Sat Jan 3 12:36:55 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. get certifications first... then worry about getting a degree... seriously a well certified guy is almost always better and more valuable then a guy with a diploma... what part of IT do you want to get into? it really is a broad field. start by studying for a+ then decide if you want to do windows admin network admin DBA (oracle sql etc) or development or whatever... there are certs for all of these paths... just go down the path and you will do ok...
Answered by westtnpplrffun - Sat Jan 3 12:57:12 2009

How has technology played a role in depleting fossil fuels?
Q. In turn, how can technology aid in identifying alternative energy sources to the fossil fuels that the world has become very dependent upon?
Asked by John Doe - Mon Feb 18 20:02:32 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. We have been depleting fossil fuel because of travel and industry. Modern technology can alleviate this bad situation by coming up with new ways to find means for energy. Hydro-electricity, wind energy, geothermal, solar, etc.
Answered by Pennsylvania - Thu Feb 21 00:24:46 2008

What is the technology which is used in cordless phone Handset finder ?
Q. I noticed a button on the cordless phone base, which when pressed will make the handset beep a sound to help me locate it. I want to find out what is the technology and how it works ?.Thanks.
Asked by Aravind M - Thu Sep 14 08:14:04 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. its radio technology...802.11c ... when u puss this butten its send a single on your handset... and your handset get this single and start beeping... like police have there wireless radio set.
Answered by winnner_of_heart - Thu Sep 14 08:22:38 2006

How can I hear about new technology before other people?
Q. How can I learn about new technology terms before the general public? FIOS, for examples is becoming a new popular term, but how could I have learned about it many years ago? Is there a positive technological digest that someone can recommend me to which focuses on BRAND new technology?
Asked by MA - Thu Apr 26 12:25:17 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. be a scientist and make up your own. or subscribe to journals like IEEE, etc - you will know about stuff before JoeSchmoe does at least.
Answered by lunchbox - Thu Apr 26 12:32:44 2007

How can technology help you save money during tough times?
Q. Given the state of the world's economy, people are looking to reduce costs any way they can. While technology may seem like an expense (in terms of buying computers and peripherals or mobile phones), there are actually many ways in which using technology can help you save -- for example, using a webcam instead of a landline phone. How do you think technology can help you reduce costs during this recession? Thanks to everyone for their excellent suggestions on how to save money by embracing technology. While I was pleasantly surprised at the large number of answers, I recognize the global economy is top-of-mind for many and these responses offered many clever ways to take the pressure off your wallet. A thrifty mother, Jennifer H, offered… [cont.]
Asked by Marc Saltzman - Fri Mar 27 12:49:38 2009 - - 115 Answers - 1 Comments

A. Having internet access allows you to email family and friends and use live chat instead of mailing letters which wastes paper or instead of using a phone. You can go to coupon saving sites and get different coupons. www.save.ca is one site. And you can go to this site at the beginning of every week and pick different products to get coupons for. I save on diapers for my daughter by joining huggies site. They mail me coupons for money off the purchase of huggies wipes and diapers. www.flyermall.com is a site that you can go to to view the flyers for grocery stores and clothing stores, places like that. That way you can see what deals are on in that store and save more money instead of going to the store. I always make a list… [cont.]
Answered by Jennifer H - Fri Mar 27 17:13:01 2009

What if technology was completely different?
Q. I was just wondering what if technology was completely different from how it is today. Not based off of electricity to send information but hell something like water. I have a hard time thinking about this because Im so immersed and familiar in the technology we already have, so its hard to imagine. Its like asking, what would technology be like on an alien planet without electricity? Sort of. Its all just speculation but please give me something feasible that I can imagine. And no this has nothing to do with the environment and the "going green" movement
Asked by Sahid M - Sun Jun 29 01:17:23 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Electricity has two main functions. One is for digital switching which makes computers possible. The other is as a power source. Remember, we use electricity in almost every type of technology. While chemical reactions and photons are both capable of supplying energy, storing memory, and performing binary operations, electricity is probably 1000x more efficient than chemical reactions or photons. The probability that a civilization would reach a level of technology anywhere near ours and not have discovered (and adopted) electricity is very small. However, there is the possibility that a civilization far more advanced than ours may have little need for electricity because they have discovered better alternatives, such as photons (whic [cont.]
Answered by Santa Claus - Sun Jun 29 01:30:23 2008

What type of technology and how does it work to sweep for hidden electronic devices?
Q. How do they find hidden microphone or other devices and how does it work technologicaly speaking and how do they applied the method of searches in order to get results. Is it like a radar type deal thing? I can't hardly imagine that it is a very advance technology. In fact I'm pretty sure it is somewhat simple and cheap. How is it called? How such device is called?
Asked by martin c - Sat Jun 21 13:18:54 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. All electronic devices generate electromagnetic signal. Other electronic devices like sensor can monitor/sweep electromagnetic signal. This devices are simple and cheap, but for make devices with high performance need other electronic circuits and cost.
Answered by Il vostro partner - Sat Jun 21 13:43:39 2008

is the aviation technology class at purdue university a good class to become a commercial airlines pilot?
Q. i want to become a pilot for southwest airlines...i was wondering if the purdues aviation class was a good aviation class. is it hard to get into? what does your GPA have to be to get into purdues aviation technology ?
Asked by evan k - Tue Jul 22 15:49:05 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I'm sure that their program is fine. However, suggest that you explore alternatives as well. It is important to look into all possible paths toward your goals before you commit to anything. A university program will often cost much more than training at a typical flight school, and there isn't much advantage to going to an aviation university because at the end of the day, a pilot certificate is a pilot certificate and hours are hours, no matter where you got them. In addition, many people recommend getting a degree outside of aviation to diversify your experiences and to serve as a backup plan. Do your homework before embarking on this career, and definitely consider all possible paths to your goals. Also get many sources of… [cont.]
Answered by Apollo - Wed Jul 23 12:16:53 2008

What advances in technology do you think we well have 10 years from now?
Q. 10 years from now (2018) what kind of technological advances do you think well have happened? What well be different than today's technology?
Asked by Fred - Sun Dec 23 22:43:05 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. 1. Almost anything that requires touch will be holographic 2. NASA will b CLOSE to finishing the first ever space station on the moon(expected date is 2020) 3. Everything will be voice commanded 4. cellphones will b programmed to ur fitting 5. we'll hav personal robots for assisstance
Answered by The Village Idiot - Mon Dec 24 13:39:01 2007

What is the latest technology introduced in digital cameras?
Q. I am planning to write a technical paper on technology related to digital cameras, coz i m a big fan of photography and i love to play with cameras. Pls, some guidance needed.
Asked by Snenin - Wed Aug 8 11:13:07 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Live view on an DSLR. It was done several years ago with the Oly E-300, not done and then re-introduced in by Olympus (they were the first ones to do it). Even most SLR users don't know about it. It's pretty nifty if you need to make sure you have sharp focus on a hard to judge shot but it cannot make the noise factor heat up. Not something to use everyday but when you need it, I imagine it would be a great thing to have.
Answered by Button - Wed Aug 8 11:23:13 2007

What is a green technology that you would like to see invented?
Q. It has to be green and can't exist already. You can upgrade an existing technology though.
Asked by P4BZ - Tue Aug 11 00:25:53 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Well I forget what it's called but they found a living cell organism that uses sunlight to basically fuel itself. These solar panels are on their skin but they are so tiny (microscopic). We're finding a way to get their skins and use billions of them to actually use it like a solar panel. If we can keep doing that (while still not endangering that cell species of course, because then if they went extinct we wouldn't be able to use them anymore) then that would be a good way to harvest the sun's energy to use to light up homes. (maybe it's not very effective [just lighting up that home] but still, it's easy to get, and if it's easy, well, we'll use it more.)
Answered by Bri - Tue Aug 11 12:21:40 2009

What is the future of portable media technology?
Q. I am considering purchasing a Sansa portable mp3 player, mainly so I can use Real's Rhapsody on the go. However I was curious as to whether there were to be any new "breakthroughs" in portable media technology soon (besides larger storage space). If so, I would hold off buying and wait for the new technology.
Asked by havish - Sun Mar 25 01:20:11 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. The only well-known upcoming change is the iPhone. While there are several phones that have had MP3-capability crammed into them, I've yet to hear of one that plays music as well as a dedicated player. The iPhone will essentially be the largest Nano with a phone built around it, so the sound quality should be significantly improved (provided, of course, you don't insist on using the horrible stock earbuds). Of course, that's still assuming that you actually want one device to serve double duty. Other than that, the only sure bets right now are smaller size and larger capacity. Everything else would either be speculation or a likely breach of someone's non-disclosure agreement.
Answered by the_amazing_purple_dave - Sun Mar 25 02:30:25 2007

What relationship exists between technology and scientific innovation?
Q. Advances in cell theory were totally dependent on the invention of the microscope. While there was indirect evidence for cells, we needed an apparatus to view them. It is likely that someone else would have invented the microscope later, but the advances in cell theory would have only come after this invention. What relationship exists between technology and scientific innovation?
Asked by popsicle - Thu Jan 8 07:51:40 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. if the equation for this exists...it must not have the word "WAR" anywhere near it. It must have the need for "Peace" and enlightment. To better humankind towards unification. It must also have the idea of $$$ removed. --- It must have the idea of working close to the laws of nature. etc. etc.
Answered by demondoppel - Thu Jan 8 11:06:44 2009

Does our access to technology and modern conveniences make it easier or more difficult to harmonize?
Q. Keep in mind this technology isn't just cell phones and laptops, but also heating and air conditioning, grocery stores, indoor plumbing and the like -- think globally. The most important principle in Chinese Religion is harmony, be it harmony with the Tao or with the Will of Heaven. In the beauty of the Chinese countryside, harmony is possible in ways that it may not be in an urban setting.
Asked by eric g - Wed Apr 29 12:11:51 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Technology could be a blessing but its became a curse. Its being used to manipulate and control by those who are in control so it doesnt lead to harmony but to confusion. If you you like Techno Music, check out this clip for that matter:
Answered by ganja_claus - Sat May 2 13:18:13 2009

What technology is involved in dog breeding?
Q. I need to know what kinds of technology are used when breeding dogs. Many topics imply that technology is used, but never give a full description. Perhaps someone here knows something of the industry and can help me? I should explain - I don't mean small time dog breeding. I mean professional, top-of-the-line dog breeding. Thanks to everyone who has answered my question; just to be super-specific (I need to make sure I have all the details) what kind of machine is used for health screenings?
Asked by Iris - Sat Nov 15 19:25:55 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments

A. In addition to what the first 2 posters have mentioned. There is all the proper health testing now widely available for all dogs of all pure breeds. OFA & Penn Hip for hip classifications,also for elbow. Thyroid testing, Testing for VwD, all kinds of blood screenings if it applies to your breed. Testing for STD's which dogs can have and carry and result in dead pups or deformed pups, or death of pups. DNA for testing for paternity testing and for record keeping of a particular stud. Ultra sounds for a variety of diagnoses when the pups are in utero. X-rays too! Just about anything a human can have checked for so can a dog now! It is the wise and responsible breeder who uses all this technology to their advantage to produce sound… [cont.]
Answered by Golden gal - Sat Nov 15 19:47:42 2008