New technology that will make it impossible to eavesdrop on communications or steal information has been developed by University of Melbourne researchers — and it all depends on growing diamonds in a microwave oven.The bottom line seems to be that researchers are trying to come up with a way of sending information via a stream of single photons. For more, use title link.
The new technology could represent a boom for financial institutions, security agencies, governments and individuals who need to communicate sensitive information with total security, says Dr James Rabeau from the University’s School of Physics...
Gem Books from 100 Years Past: 1924
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It was indeed a different era. What was going on in 1924 when these books
were being published and read? The 1924 Paris Olympics, Leopold and Loeb
murders,...
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2 comments:
I wish I could grow diamonds in my microwave oven! All I seem to grow in there are the inevitable crumbs that result from reheating things.
I know the feeling. I really appreciate my microwave (I'm just old enough to remember what it was like to not have recourse to one), but I'd swear it grows splatters between uses.
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