Polluted Waters Bear Magnetic Signature
Joseph Boyce of McMaster University in Canada and a team of researchers have come up with a way to identify contaminated sediments by their magnetic signature. By simply towing a magnetometer behind a boat, the team has shown they can scan the bottoms of harbors, lakes, and even entire coastlines for pollution, much like a treasure hunter sweeps a beach with a metal detector.
Magnets Map Pollution
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May 22 2009, 08:53:04 UTC 12 years ago
And, of course, reading this my mind went to the WEIRDEST place possible and came out with this: "Magneto reforms, volunteers to use his powers to clean up metal pollution in oceans and rivers."
*laugh*
May 22 2009, 17:56:53 UTC 12 years ago