instruments of science

[AntonioLao]

Reference: Instruments of Science: An Historical Encyclopedia, published by Science Museum, London, and National Museum of American History, Smithsonian Institution, in association with Garland Pub., 1998.

In alphabetical order, a few of the instruments of science are: Abacus (both Eastern and Western, accelerator, ammeter, analog computer, anemometer, audiometer, balance, barometer, calorimeter, cathode ray tube, centrifuge, chronometer, cloud chamber, compass, computer, counter, cyclotron, decelerometer, densitometer, electrometer, galvanometer, Geiger counter, gyroscope, heliometer, hydrometer, interferometer, laser, magnetometer, manometer, maser, micrometer, microscope, odometer, optometer, oscilloscope, osmometer, pedometer, photometer, piezometer, polarimeter, potentiometer, prism, radiometer, refractometer, scintillation counter, seismograph, sonometer, spectrometer, telemeter, telescope, tensiometer, thermocouple, thermometer, vernier, viscometer, voltmeter, and wattmeter.

It can be asserted that two types of the oldest and the most important of all scientific instruments are ones that measure distances and the passage of time. Now then, one ultimate question of science is what existing or future instruments could be used for measuring the changes of both quantized space and time?

[mkirkpatrick]

What a list Antonio,reminds me of the list of torture instruments used by the Spanish Inquisition! I hear that some of them have been reincarnated as social workers!

regards michael.

[AntonioLao]

Maybe we also need to mention the instruments use by modern dentistry? A person without real teeth (that is excluding false teeth) could never bite into any form of conceptual sustainance of a TOE. Some appear to be chewing on hard rock of a TOE as the undercook substances made by crackpots.

[mkirkpatrick]

Maybe we also need to mention the instruments use by modern dentistry? A person without real teeth (that is excluding false teeth) could never bite into any form of conceptual sustainance of a TOE. Some appear to be chewing on hard rock of a TOE as the undercook substances made by crackpots.

What we really need Antonio is an instrument that will allow us the find the answer to cold fusion,now that really would be a first class instrument indeed!

regards michael.

[AntonioLao]

After seeing the last episode of Harry Potter's fantastic adventures, this instrument for cold fusion must be the Elder Wand. Having the other two items of the Deathly Hallows would also be very nice indeed.

[mkirkpatrick]

After seeing the last episode of Harry Potter's fantastic adventures, this instrument for cold fusion must be the Elder Wand. Having the other two items of the Deathly Hallows would also be very nice indeed.

We have not had that film here yet in Turkey,if it comes here then I shall watch it with interest.

regards michael.

[AntonioLao]

In regard to discoveries in the quantum domain of reality, often facts are stranger than fiction.

[theunify]

If I recall doesn't having the wand make you cursed...perhaps making your desires less altruistic

After seeing the last episode of Harry Potter's fantastic adventures, this instrument for cold fusion must be the Elder Wand. Having the other two items of the Deathly Hallows would also be very nice indeed.

[theunify]

We will use emerging with technology, but time can exist in virtual space, technology changes our access to time, the merging can be defined as the revelation that virtual time requires real to life virtual space...the way to access time is changing. Virtual space is not timeless...in that it is "without" time or space.

~theunify

Reference: Instruments of Science: An Historical Encyclopedia, published by Science Museum, London, and National Museum of American History, Smithsonian Institution, in association with Garland Pub., 1998.

In alphabetical order, a few of the instruments of science are: Abacus (both Eastern and Western, accelerator, ammeter, analog computer, anemometer, audiometer, balance, barometer, calorimeter, cathode ray tube, centrifuge, chronometer, cloud chamber, compass, computer, counter, cyclotron, decelerometer, densitometer, electrometer, galvanometer, Geiger counter, gyroscope, heliometer, hydrometer, interferometer, laser, magnetometer, manometer, maser, micrometer, microscope, odometer, optometer, oscilloscope, osmometer, pedometer, photometer, piezometer, polarimeter, potentiometer, prism, radiometer, refractometer, scintillation counter, seismograph, sonometer, spectrometer, telemeter, telescope, tensiometer, thermocouple, thermometer, vernier, viscometer, voltmeter, and wattmeter.

It can be asserted that two types of the oldest and the most important of all scientific instruments are ones that measure distances and the passage of time. Now then, one ultimate question of science is what existing or future instruments could be used for measuring the changes of both quantized space and time?

[AntonioLao]

doesn't having the wand make you cursed

I dont know much or nothing at all about wandlore but supposing the wand is just an extension of one's arm then losing it would be the same as losing the arm. Without arms we are practically helpless. I gathered there are secret or not secret scientific research for the construction of bionic arms, most likely found in military robotic research, a soldier unable to carry on hand-to-hand combat cannot win any war.