August 2002
Science and Society: New Safety Regulations for Cars in America - 2002-08-31
New safety regulations in the U.S. mandate the installation of seat belts for all adult passengers and special fasteners for child safety seats in cars.…
Frontiers of Knowledge: New Scientific Discoveries - 2002-08-29
Three Indian mathematicians have developed a new formula that aids in identifying prime and composite numbers, complicating security code decryption. Additionally, a leukemia drug has…
Science and Technology: Smoking Ban in New York - 2002-08-28
The new mayor of New York has implemented a total ban on smoking in restaurants and bars. This decision is being analyzed by Mansour Farasioon…
Frontiers of Knowledge: New Discovery of Virus Gene - 2002-08-27
Scientists have identified a gene in the Hong Kong strain of the avian influenza virus that evades the immune system. Additionally, female lions can assess…
The Twin Voyager Spacecraft of America After a Quarter Century - 2002-08-26
The Voyager spacecraft have been operational for 25 years, discovering and photographing multiple celestial bodies while continuing to send data about cosmic phenomena. This highlights…
Frontiers of Knowledge: Flying Snakes - 2002-08-23
Researchers have identified five species of flying snakes and a crow that can create tools for foraging on a remote Pacific island. These discoveries highlight…
Boundaries of Knowledge: Is it an Insect or a Flying Saucer? - 2002-08-22
Villagers in Uttar Pradesh, India, report being attacked by a luminous object, leading to fatalities. Mansour Farasioon discusses this incident and a related phenomenon in…
Interview with Parastoo Zarafshan, Wife of Dr. Nasser Zarafshan - 2002-08-19
Parastoo Zarafshan shares insights from her recent visit with her husband, Dr. Nasser Zarafshan, and conveys his message to the Iranian people. This interview highlights…
The Boundaries of Knowledge: The Geological Status of Iran - 2002-08-19
The article discusses the geological significance of Iran, highlighting the potential for collaboration between American and Iranian scientists. Dr. Ali Mohammad Ghazi emphasizes the importance…
Science and Society: The Relationship Between Height and Marriage - 2002-08-15
The article discusses the significance of height in marriage and its implications for childbearing, alongside an unusual mention of the U.S. Air Force's involvement in…
Science and Society: Recovery of the Rotating Gun Turret from the Monitor Warship - 2002-08-15
The rotating gun turret from the Monitor warship, a significant naval innovation from the American Civil War, has been retrieved from the Atlantic Ocean after…
Knowledge and Society: West Nile Virus - 2002-08-13
The West Nile Virus has recently emerged in the United States, posing potential health risks. Mansour Farasioon interviewed Dr. Shahre Haeiri Arman to discuss the…
Colon Cancer Kills 55,000 People Annually in the U.S.
Colon cancer is a significant health issue in the U.S., claiming 55,000 lives annually. The article features an interview with Dr. Kavous Moshabahi, an Iranian…
Interview with Parastoo Farahvar about the Arrest of Nasser Zarafshan - 2002-08-11
Parastoo Farahvar discusses the recent arrest of Nasser Zarafshan, who represents the families of victims of a series of murders in Iran. This event highlights…
Science and Society: The Drug Zayram - 2002-08-06
The U.S. government has imposed strict restrictions on the sale of the drug Zayram due to its misuse by criminals for sexual assaults. Mansour Farasioon…
Knowledge and Society: The Use of Autonomous Robots in Afghanistan - 2002-08-03
The article discusses the introduction of autonomous robots, referred to as 'Robocops', in Afghanistan. It highlights the technological advancements in military applications and their implications…
Science and Society: The Threat of Destruction Does Not Currently Endanger the World
Astronomers have confirmed that an asteroid expected to hit Earth in 17 years will instead pass safely, although it could pose a risk in 2060.…