Quark Shell
Quark Shell ModelA simpler approach to nuclear structure involves looking at the shells on a purely quark basis. It is theorized generally that each b...
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Queen puabi dna
Queen Puabi was a woman who ruled Ur , Ur is the place where Abraham originated, the body of Queen Puabi was found by Sir Leonard Woolley in 1928,duri...
Quilete legends
According to most legends of the Quilete Indians, this Indian tribe is descended from wolves. From the information given at www.wikiansweres.com, the ...
Quinn DNA Project
Quinn DNA Project is a genetic engineering project in the realm of Genetic Genealogy. It was created by Nevil Quinn as the Quinn Septs DNA Project at ...
Quintessence (Finnish band)
Quintessence is a Finnish jazz-band, whose first record, White Light (EP) was released in 2001.The band's music is described as combination of neo sou...
Quipu (cosmic structure)
Quipu is a theoretical megastructure in cosmology, proposed as the largest known structure in the observable universe in terms of its length. Named af...
Quran and the Modern Science
IntroductionQuran is the central holy scripture of the Muslims. It was revealed about 1450 years ago in the deserts of Arabia on Prophet Muhammad (pbu...
QVWM
QVWM (derived from the roman numerals for "95") is a stacking window manager for Linux and Unix systems designed to provide a Windows 95/98-like envir...
R v Khan (South Africa)
R v Khan & Others 1949 (4) SA 868 (N) was an important case in South African criminal procedure, hinging on "splitting of charges". In this case the a...
R. Ramachandran (Sanskrit scholar)
R. Ramachandran (1960—present), called by his students as RR, is an active force in Samskrita Bharati.BiographyHailing from a humble background, RR, a...
Raab Bustamante
Raab Bustamante is a Filipino botanist (plant taxonomist), working as Research Associate at Philippine Taxonomic Initiative.LifeRaab Bustamante is pub...
Rabiah the Infinite
In Magic: The Gathering, the desert-plane of Rabiah is the setting for the Arabian Nights-expansion. It is formed by a series of planes linked by a sh...
Raccoon dog fur
An investigation by three animal protection groups into the Chinese fur trade in 2004 and part of 2005 asserts that there are an estimated 1.5 million...
Race for the galaxy
Race for the Galaxy is a space themed non-collectable card game created by Thomas Lehmann released in 2007 by Rio Grand Games,which is also responsibl...
Rachael Faye Hill
Rachael Faye Hill (born 27 July 1988) was recently announced as being the youngest ever to graduate from medical school in the United Kingdom, aged 21...
Rachael Henley
Rachael Ruth Henley Wone (born March 1988) is an English actress.Early lifeHenley was born in England to Mike and Helen Henley. She was brought up in ...
Rachel Chaikof
Rachel Chaikof (born 1987) is an American cochlear implant advocate who lives with Usher Syndrome type 1F, which causes deaf-blindness. Born to a hear...
Rachel Starr (winemaker)
Rachel Rebecca Starr (1944-2005) was an American winemaker. After gaining a doctorate in political science, she began a career in the wine business, o...
RacingThePlanet: Namibia
RacingThePlanet: Namibia 2009 was a 6-stage ultramarathon in the south of Namibia, through the Fish River Canyon, Namib Desert, and Skeleton Coast.The...
Radiation monitoring in power plants
In the United States no new nuclear plant has been commissioned since the Three Mile Island accident. The primary safety concerns are dealt with by ra...