Alex Covert
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Did you know that the color black has an official standard kept by the U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology? It’s sort of their thing. It seems that researchers at Rice University in Houston have developed a configuration of carbon nanotubes that produce a material 30 times blacker than the current standard. This discovery could help with future infrared detection, astronomical observation, and solar energy conversion. References: core77Filed In: |
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| Bill on Jan 22, 08 9 Trends 82 Comments |
| Nigel Tufnel: It's like, how much more black could this be? and the answer is none. None more black. ... |
Bill on Jan 22, 08 9 Trends 82 Comments
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| Going Like Sixty on Jan 22, 08 2,883 Trends 1,499 Comments |
Same here. I think this is a huge practical joke. Did I tell you about my new white? |
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