500 times stronger than steel
Buckypaper is made from carbon nanotubes — about 1/50,000th the diameter of a human hair.
Buckypaper owes its name to Buckminsterfullerene, or Carbon 60—a type of carbon molecule whose powerful atomic bonds make it twice as hard as a diamond.
Sir Harold Kroto, now a professor and scientist with FSU’s department of chemistry and biochemistry, and two other scientists shared the 1996 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for their discovery of Buckminsterfullerene, nicknamed “buckyballs” for the molecules’ spherical shape.
Ben Wang, a professor of industrial engineering at the Florida A&M University-FSU College of Engineering, serves as director of FAC2T, which works to develop new, high-performance composite materials, as well as technologies for producing them at University of Florida
Vote Fraud
1.3 Million Registrations by Acorn
“No Evidence of Voter Fraud”
Interview of Loyola Law School Professor and election law expert Richard Hasen
by Newshour’s Judy Woodruff
Discussion of integrity of voting systems
ACORN DISCUSSED
John Flannery Constitutional Expert Destroys FOX Pundit On GOP’s Vote Fraud Fraud
Mccain campaign and DOJ, Department of Justice conspiracy to suppress votes and steal the election
The Obama campaign has asked the attorney general to order a special prosecutor to investigate whether the Bush administration and the McCain campaign are illegally working together. This comes after the McCain camp alleged voter fraud.
Interview with Jonathan Turley
Court Testimony – Computer Programmer Clinton E. Curtis
How the 2000 election was fixed?
Princeton University
AccuVote-TS Diebold Software Manipulation