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Earlier this year, a team of scientists based at NASA’s Glenn Research Center reported on a novel, promising method for generating nuclear fusion reactions in solid-state materials they termed “lattice confinement fusion.”  The experimental results and theoretical analysis were published in separate articles in the April issue of the authoritative nuclear physics journal Physical Review C. Apart from their great scientific interest, the results demonstrate a novel approach to realizing nuclear fusion as a practical energy source, one that exploits the so-called “electron screening” effect to drastically increase the rates of fusion and other nuclear reactions. As I shall explain below, “electron screening” is a well-known phenomenon in the fusion field… Source link

When visiting sites hosting Flash content, Internet Explorer 11 will warn that Adobe Flash is no longer supported after December 2020. In July 2017, Adobe made a joint announcement with Apple, Facebook, Google, Microsoft, and Mozilla that Adobe Flash was being discontinued and support for it was being removed from all browsers. With today’s release of the optional Windows 10 preview cumulative update for Windows 10 versions 1909, 1903, and 1809, Microsoft is warning users that the end of Adobe Flash is coming soon. For those who do not install today’s optional updates, this change will be included in the October Patch Tuesday updates. With this update installed, Internet Explorer will now display a warning on sites utilizing Adobe Flash content that Flash is no longer supported… Source link

Remote testing and automation dramatically reduce test time SANTA BARBARA, Calif. – September 14, 2020 – (Newswire.com) Tempest Telecom Solutions and Lepton Systems are pleased to announce they have entered into a strategic partnership to provide a complete solution for lab environments that include Layer-1 switch technology for lab automation and remote testing to network equipment manufacturers, service providers, and large enterprises. “Data Center’s to Service Provider’s test and validation labs are constantly challenged to deliver the highest quality products and services with shorter testing cycles, all while reducing their cost of test,” said Brian Tolly, Tempest’s Director of Network Test and Security Sales. “Lab Automation empowers… Source link

Data is everywhere around us and we interact with it regularly. Whether you’re checking out the latest model of a smartphone or buying groceries online, you are interacting with data in one way or the other. We have been dealing with data for ages, what has changed now is the scale of data produced and the speed at which it is accessed. Thanks to digital technologies like cloud, IoT (Internet of things), AI (Artificial Intelligence), machine learning, and more, companies are producing data at an exponential rate. This amount of data collected around the globe is too hefty to process. According to a report, “People are generating 2.5 quintillion bytes of data each day.” Here, traditional relational databases like SQL might not offer the required scalability and performance to… Source link

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On my news aggregator yesterday was a story on newatlas.com titled, “Nano-diamond self-charging batteries could disrupt energy as we know it.” What the hell? That pegged out my weird-s**t-o-meter, so I had to read it. First, here’s the backstory. It turns out that in 2016, back when [political rant deleted for space], a group of scientists at the University of Bristol took some radioactive waste graphite, squeezed it into teensy-weensy diamonds…and those diamonds generated a small amount of energy all by themselves, though not enough to power a cell phone. You see, in many reactors, graphite is used as a moderator to control the heat flow, and when the reactor is refueled or decommissioned, all the graphite removed is rich in carbon-14 and is highly radioactive, and at that time… Source link

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla., Aug. 11, 2020 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — Consult PR is offering hosting and development services for ColdFusion applications. ColdFusion is a programming language created by Adobe that has been around for many years. Unfortunately, ColdFusion has become a niche language, but for many years it was one of the most favored languages of masters-level developers. Most modern developers don’t have much (or any) training in the language. This is where Consult PR comes in. The digital marketing company… Source link

Consult PR is offering hosting and maintenance services for ColdFusion software. “It [ColdFusion] isn’t our main thing but it’s something we’re very very good at over the years and we’ve still maintained talent and personnel that can service and support Coldfusion.” – Paul Ramkissoon, President of Consult PR. WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (PRWEB) August 11, 2020 Consult PR is offering hosting and development services for ColdFusion applications. ColdFusion is a programming language created by Adobe that has been around for many years. Unfortunately, ColdFusion has become a niche… Source link

All they needed with metal hydrogen, and an electron accelerator Researchers at NASA’s Glenn Research Center have now demonstrated a method of inducing nuclear fusion without building a massive stellarator or tokamak. In fact, all they needed was a bit of metal, some hydrogen, and an electron accelerator. The team believes that their method, called lattice confinement fusion, could be a potential new power source for deep space missions. Lawrence Forsley, a senior lead experimental physicist for the project said the idea did not use any mythical cold fusion. Forsley stresses this is hot fusion, but “we’ve come up with a new way of driving it”. “This method of fusion offers a potentially reliable source for craft operating in places where solar panels may not be useable,… Source link

A new video takes viewers through German financial technology company Wirecard’s journey from being one of the top businesses in the world to one who’s shares plummeted by more than 98% before filing for insolvency.   In an Aug. 6 video posted to YouTube by ColdFusion, Australian host Dagogo Altraide retells the story of how the Wirecard scandal began when auditors were unable to locate more than $2 billion that was supposed to be sitting in the FinTech firm’s Philippines-based accounts. The Wirecard board later admitted that the funds likely did not exist. “This was a tale of liars, accounting manipulation, hacking attacks on journalists, an arrested former CEO and a missing executive,” Altraide narrated, referring to… Source link