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Graphene: The Next Tech Revolution?by The Daily Reckoning.Posted Sep 26, 2012.Resize TextPrint This PageShare On TwitterShare On Facebook A new groundbreaking material recently discovered has the potential to change the world: Water filtration, cellular and battery technology, aircraft and automotive finishing will never be the same.Russian scientists made an amazing scientific discovery in 2004 when they discovered Graphene; a layer of atoms in a honeycomb structure found in graphite. Graphene is the lightest, hardest and thinnest known material, surpassing even diamond in strength, and conducts electricity and heat with unsurpassed efficiency. With new experiments and development in Graphene in the works, a whole world of possibilities awaits.Find out what Graphene is, and how you can take advantage of this unique technology. Sign up for The Daily Reckoning.
A New Spin on the Old Oil Warby Matt Insley. Posted 2 Days Ago.When you've got a room full of 200 oil insiders scratching their heads at current high prices, something's gotta give.
Closing the Dow Gapby Greg Guenthner. Posted 2 Days Ago.For most investors, it’s weird to think of stocks as their go-to investing option.
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H.L. Mencken and Thinking Independentlyby Bill Bonner. Posted 2 Days Ago.Why the Sage of Baltimore’s commentary persists through America’s changing times.
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