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Thu Jul 2

• Solar ghosts may haunt Earth's radioactive atoms - 30 June 2009 - New Scientist: ""Wh at we are seeing may be the heartbeat of the sun," says Sanders. It means that carbon-14 data from Earth, as a proxy for the sun's neutrino activity, could allow us to determine the history of the sun's internal reactor stretching back thousands of years. Quite generally, if Fischbach and Jenkins should ultimately be proved right, nuclear decay would represent a powerful way to detect neutrinos - something that currently requires experiments on a huge scale - and a new type of telescope with which to peer inside the sun."

Sun Jun 7

• Early rocks to reveal their ages: Not much detailed info--could look into this more!

Mon Apr 6

• Half life

Sat Jan 10

• English Russia » Abandoned Russian Polar Nuclear Lighthouses

Tue Jan 6

• Elements and Compounds - Lesson Plan Library

Mon Dec 8

• Nuclear battery keeps going, and going ... - LiveScience- msnbc.com: A new type of battery based on the radioactive decay of nuclear material is 10 times more powerful than similar prototypes and should last a decade or more without a charge, scientists announced this week. The longevity would make the battery ideal for use in pacemakers or other surgically implanted devices, developers say, or it might power spacecraft or deep-sea probes.
• Radioactive Decay Calculator
• SAHRA - Isotopes
• Science NetLinks: Radioactive Decay: A Sweet Simulation of a Half-life
• Science NetLinks: Frosty the Snowman Meets His Demise: An Analogy to Carbon Dating

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