Gary Hanington is a journalist for the Elko Daily Free Press, focusing on local science news and developments in the Elko, Nevada area. With his column "Professor Hanington's Speaking of Science," he explores a range of scientific topics, from geomagnetic storms and fiber-optic lasers to rare-earth minerals and bacterial applications.
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By: Gary Hanington
GARY HANINGTON My students at GBC loved doing an experiment with the High Voltage Discharge Apparatus.
By: Gary Hanington
GARY HANINGTON Growing up on Long Island, we were familiar with sand — and it looked limitless.
By: Gary Hanington
Physics Experiment 1-A (PE1-A) is the first in a series of non-nuclear experiments that will compare computer simulations with high-resolution data gleaned from underground explosions.
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GARY HANINGTON Breakfast at the Hanington House is a dark affair. When the summer sun climbs over the Humboldt Range in the east, wife Mira
By: Gary Hanington
Last week, we covered the invention of an organic material that can be used to adjust the transmission of light through a glass window.
By: Gary Hanington
We move on to the next spot in our review of the lanthanide series of elements.
By: Gary Hanington
Everyone has seen a horseshoe magnet pick up iron filings. They work on the principle that some iron-based materials can be permanently magnetized, that
By: Gary Hanington
As it stands today the sealed lithium cell seems to be the only contender in town that can provide the power necessary for an automobile.
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Of the 21 freezeproof spigots on my ranch in Ryndon, at least one goes bad every year. This requires me digging down the 3 feet or so with a hole big enough so that I can squirm into it and replace the plumbing.
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