Sentence examples for particles from inspiring English sources

A proposed experiment to test a way to deliver particles into the upper atmosphere using a balloon and a one kilometre-long pipe was cancelled in 2012 after it was reported that two of the scientists involved had submitted patent applications that were similar to the techniques being proposed.

After finding "fibres" on my own hand, I'm fairly satisfied morgellons is some 21st-century genre of OCD spread through the internet and the fibres are – as Wymore's labs report – particles of everyday, miscellaneous stuff: cotton, human hair, rat hair and so on.

Laser physicists have built a reversible tractor beam and are using it to retrieve tiny particles.

It has nowhere near the pulling power of tractor beams envisaged in science fiction, but the first long-distance optical tractor beam has so far moved particles one fifth of a millimetre in diameter a distance of up to 20cm.

"Essentially the idea is simple; you just swallow a pill with the nano particles, which are decorated with antibodies or molecules that detect other molecules," explained Andrew Conrad, head of life sciences inside the Google's "moonshot" X research lab to WSJD Live conference in California Tuesday.

The morgellons particles didn't match any of the 800 fibres on their database, nor the 85,000 known organic compounds.

Air particles colliding with the hotspots heat up and shoot away from the surface, which causes the particle to recoil in the opposite direction.

Its report, published today, concluded that some approaches – such as capturing CO2 from the atmosphere using artificial trees or shooting tiny particles into the upper atmosphere to reflect away sunlight – looked promising.

It is versatile, requiring only a single laser beam and could be used in controlling atmospheric pollution or for the retrieval of tiny, delicate or dangerous particles for sampling.

A second category, known as solar radiation management tries to lower the amount of energy entering the Earth's atmosphere from the sun by, for example, spraying sulphate particles into the stratosphere or whitening clouds.

These tiny particles will have antibodies or proteins attached to them that detect the presence of "biomarker" molecules inside the body that indicate diseases such as cancer or an imminent heart attack.