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After a nuclear rocket, containing wasps from a scientific experiment researching the effects of sending the insects into space, crashes in an uncharted part of Africa nicknamed "Green Hell" by the natives, the frightening result is gigantic mutated monstrosities the result of prolonged exposure to radiation.
This movie even has a good reason for the heroes to stick around in a haunted house (please, no more horror movies about scientific research groups studying the supernatural).
The scientific howlers come fast and furious - example; radioactivity and magnetism have virtually nothing to do with each other but this movie insists on linking them in a very ham-fisted and unsophisticated way.
Especially since that OL episode also has the same level of scientific misinformation and technobabble.
Granted, scifi usually has to take some liberties with known scientific fact but there is a difference between dramatic license and just talking sheer rubbish.
I could just imagine card-board cut-out characters, clichéd plot twists and a truck of scientific errors.
He could be lecturing in English, sociology, psychology - there's no obvious scientific context to what he's saying.
In the floating Metro City, young Toby's scientist father (Nicolas Cage) is responsible for a scientific accident in which Toby is killed.
The scientific rhetoric leaves itself open for logical criticism, and when the smaller meteorites hit Asia and the Alps, we are treated to some very tacky archival and stock footage.
Bela Lugosi stars as the scientific genius and main operative who uses his scientific skill to create havoc and to try and stop a detective played by Herman Brix from putting an end to the criminal endeavor.
In a recent opinion, European Union scientific committees concluded that while the risk assessment used for evaluating genetically modified organisms should be applicable to aspects of synthetic biology, in specific cases new approaches may be needed to evaluate the safety of the technology.
According to the current paradigm, the global target is defined within scientific categories and understood as an absolute upper limit.
That is how scientific research works, and it is why we can trust climate science – and its urgent warnings.
These uncontrolled variables make the animals unsuitable subjects for scientific studies.
In line with Soviet traditions, a nanotechnology project was given a piece of land, with plans to set up various scientific facilities.
He defines superintelligence as an intellect that is “smarter than the best human brains in practically every field, including scientific creativity, general wisdom, and social skills.”
It needs to build substantially on its leadership on climate change by adopting much tougher EU goals, and then use its international economic and trade clout to champion new global emissions standards that scientific opinion can accept as meaningful.
Instead, the Court will have to decide whether it is willing to heed the scientific evidence that the actions of the US government are indeed jeopardizing the survival of human life on our planet.
In her various public roles, and throughout 13 years as chancellor, Merkel has always maintained a methodical and reflective style that suits her scientific background.
Still, emergency management efforts will struggle to keep pace with the havoc wrought by climate change, owing to a dangerous disconnect between knowledge and action, even as the scientific evidence piles up.
The term reflects a growing awareness that rapid developments in these fields offer the potential for great benefits, but that the knowledge, tools, and techniques that enable scientific advances also can be misused to cause deliberate harm.
The international scientific community has a key role to play in ensuring that efforts to manage the risks improve security and strengthen international collaboration to ensure non- maleficent use of scientific advances.
The scientific community increasingly recognizes that science itself is not a value-free activity and, therefore, the choice of what research to undertake and how to undertake it must be governed by ethical principles.
Society has entrusted scientists and scientific institutions to show respect for life, in particular human life.
It would underscore the importance of ethics reviews of proposed scientific research and monitoring of ongoing research, especially research involving humans or animals as subjects.
It can also establish a basic presumption of scientific openness and transparency, while allowing for exceptions when there is a real risk that scientific knowledge could be used to cause serious harm.
In short, a code can help to embed ethics in all aspects of scientific research from its inception.
But contemplating potential new bioweapons raises deeply worrying possibilities that return us to the problem of how to ensure ethics in scientific research.
As Xi pointed out in his WEF speech, it “is a natural outcome of scientific and technological progress, not something created by any individuals or any countries.”
The world is warming, and overwhelming scientific evidence confirms that humans caused most of that change over the last few decades.
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