The laser is designed to analyze rock composition by vaporizing them.
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Vaporizing an industry Purveyors of tobacco and electronic cigarettes were opposed to the measure.
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The Seattle-based company's stock plunged 6%, vaporizing $56 billion of its market capitalization.
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Vaporizing is widely considered healthier and easier on the lungs than old-fashioned decarboxylation.
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They&aposre surely not happy about that, but it&aposs better than their investment vaporizing.
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First, the explosion blew the mountain outward — melting and vaporizing the rock around the tunnel.
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She estimates that adding vaporizing alongside the oils eased his symptoms by about 80 percent.
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Juul's e-cigarettes resemble USB flash drives and work by vaporizing a nicotine-laced liquid.
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With e-vaping your vaporizing flavored propylene glycol or vegetable glycerine, usually with some nicotine thrown in.
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Heating and vaporizing those chemicals affect their chemical composition and toxicity in ways that are still undiscovered.
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It works by "vaporizing" scar tissue and giving the body the ability to heal itself, Waibel says.
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Blue means the Peak is vaporizing at a mere 450 degrees Fahrenheit, versus 600 degrees for white.
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Click here to view original GIFHere's a 500 watt halogen light bulb vaporizing a ping pong ball.
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The system hinges on vaporizing and then jetting the molecules that make up a drug's active ingredients.
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Six unusual, vaporizing planets have shown scientists a new way to find alien worlds around other stars.
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Making it, he said, he was most drawn to the idea of the fragile or vaporizing body.
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After vaporizing cannabis, within 1153 minutes I feel pain relief, and am able to go about my day.
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The diminutive Comet Tempel-Tuttle will cross Earth's orbit, creating a vaporizing shower of debris in the atmosphere.
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There's indoor ice, boiling water vaporizing into the air, innovative winter-wear layering techniques, and (crucially) bundled-up dogs.
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IQOS is also a slender, battery-powered device, but instead of vaporizing nicotine-containing liquid, it vaporizes actual tobacco.
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After that, she plans to observe dozens more stars that are likely to have vaporizing planets in close orbits.
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When Infinity War came out, it ended with Thanos snapping his fingers and vaporizing half the life in the universe.
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With its 17 cameras and a laser capable of vaporizing rock, Curiosity is NASA's most advanced Mars rover to date.
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His theory is that vaporizing the water trapped at the poles would release carbon dioxide, basically engineering a greenhouse effect.
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The latter captures the sensation of rain vaporizing on your skin with subtle traces of "moisture and lightness," says Alkalay.
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If I wanted to make something vaporize or evaporate, I think it's necessary to boil it before that vaporizing happens.
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The popularization of vaporizing marijuana also creates more demand for higher potency since this process works better with higher-density cannabinoids.
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Dick spews nearly nonsensical invective and, vaporizing all subtext, goes on the prowl for sex, which he hasn't had in years.
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Problem is, a lot of these cannabis and tobacco-vaporizing devices perform like you bought them at a 99-cent store.
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There is something strangely satisfying, however, about watching a missile that can take out helicopters vaporizing what's essentially an overgrown hobby drone.
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Not long after Earth coalesced, a wayward planet whacked into it with incredible force, possibly vaporizing Earth anew and forming the moon.
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It would mean treating Facebook more like a utility than a business, and probably vaporizing billions in shareholder value along the way.
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Astronomers used a new technique to identify three stars with a total of six planets in their orbits that are slowly vaporizing.
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Featuring a dayside temperature of 7,800 degrees Fahrenheit, this unfortunate planet is literally vaporizing, and it has sprouted a distinctly comet-like tail.
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Maybe it turns into a fundraising war, with the most aggressive deployers locking up markets, and the losers vaporizing in giant money bonfires.
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Vaporizing and inhaling vitamin E acetate, however, can cause fat to enter the lungs, leading to a sometimes fatal condition called lipoid pneumonia.
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Vaporizing Mars' poles is not certain to have Musk's desired effect, as they may not contain enough carbon dioxide to sufficiently warm the atmosphere.
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"You know, I'm starting to look at the fact we're vaporizing my beautiful spacecraft," said Todd Barber, lead propulsion engineer for the Cassini mission.
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In those closing minutes, we watch Avengers vaporizing into nothing and the survivors realizing that Thanos has indeed eliminated half of the universe's inhabitants.
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Such wanderers would manifest themselves as comets when they got close to our sun, vaporizing and lighting up; however, they have not been seen.
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The cheeseburger was from Florent, a cash-only diner that disappeared when the Meatpacking District became home to trendy restaurants and wallet-vaporizing retail.
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"Vaporizing is more efficient because you are not literally burning half the material trying to get to the benefit of the other half," Mark explains.
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What&aposs more, the clouds of gas these vaporizing worlds leave behind can give scientists some unprecedented data about the planets&apos makeup and structure.
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It probably won't be homesteaded by over-the-head Iverson crossovers and ankle-vaporizing Jamal Crawford crossovers, but that's no reason not to imagine it.
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Ultron was supposed to be a global defense program that incorporated drones, but it ended up becoming a sentient AI hell-bent on vaporizing the planet.
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There are CBD-infused bath bombs and skin lotions, vaporizing pens, accessories, more edibles than the snack aisle of your neighborhood deli and even pet products.
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"Anybody that sprays it, you have issues with the volatilization," CEO Sonny Beck said in an interview on Wednesday, referring to the chemical vaporizing and drifting.
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They found that Pluto's western winds are caused by the vaporizing of the nitrogen ice to the north and the formation of ice in the south.
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But while the health consequences of smoking cigarettes are well-documented, we don't yet know the long-term effect of vaporizing ingredients and then inhaling them.
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The collision reconfigured Earth's life support systems by kicking up huge amounts of dust, vaporizing massive volumes of water, and triggering hundreds of earthquakes and volcanic eruptions.
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Seeing as both Republicans and vaporizing have a huge image problem that is deeply ingrained, an alliance with the vaping community seems right up the GOP's alley.
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In that spirit, here's our guide to some of the most Halloweeny of astronomical phenomena, running the gamut from flesh-vaporizing lava planets to Orwellian nightmare nebulas.
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It has a large 400ml water tank that allows for up to 12 hours of continuous mist, along with advanced vaporizing plates for even distribution of oils.
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Long gone are the days in which "vaporizing" meant collecting weed fog in a big plastic bag and desperately trying to inhale it all in one go.
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Florida has allowed medical marijuana in the form of edibles, oil, vaporizing and other methods since 71 percent of voters in the state approved a constitutional amendment.
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Infinity War infamously ended with Thanos snapping his fingers and vaporizing half of the Earth's population, including some of our favorite heroes, who are decimated into dust.
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Facebook's stock plunged 19% on Thursday after executives warned that revenue growth would slow as the company focuses on user privacy, vaporizing $119 billion in market value.
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The heat warps your vision, convincing you that puddles exist in places that haven't seen rain in months or that the scorched asphalt is vaporizing in the sun.
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From the devices to the lingo to the vast library of liquids you're vaporizing, what you need to know can be found in this ultimate guide to vaping.
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To determine what effect vaporizing might have, Thickett and his colleagues extracted macrophages from lung tissue samples from eight non-smokers who had never had asthma or COPD.
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When Facebook made it clear on its Q2 2018 earnings call that this could significantly reduce revenue growth, its share price dropped 20 percent, vaporizing $120 billion in value.
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"By having a knee-jerk reaction and banning vaporizing, you would actually be pushing people to buy the same products that are making people sick and causing death," Riley said.
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No matter how many times the film reuses the punchline of cutting from beatific Americana to a shot of a nuclear blast vaporizing everything before it, it never gets old.
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Sanders is performing WORSE in some counties and states than he did in 248.1, vaporizing his only selling point, which was that he could grow and expand the Democratic base.
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Vaporizing weed (which heats the bud to the point where the good stuff turns to vapor, but the nasty stuff doesn't burn) is already way easier on your throat and lungs.
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Best For Wax: Hypnos LinxIt's only built for vaporizing one kind of material, but it vapes it really, really well—producing a nice thick cloud seconds after you press the button.
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"As the melanin [in the hair] absorbs laser energy, the hair heats up to over 100 degrees Celsius, causing it to burn and vaporizing the water it contains," explains the narrator.
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A new theory of how the Moon was formed, published in Scientific American: Earth collided with another planet, vaporizing the outer layers and forming a continuous body of material called a synestia.
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But it's a good reminder that even if you're having a bad day on Earth, things could always be worse—you could be trapped on an icy moon with a rapidly vaporizing ocean.
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"Vaporizing and smoking cannabis might be irritating to the lungs, if you have an upper respiratory illness," says Ira Price, an emergency medicine physician and the medical director of Synergy Health Services Inc.
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Lava poured into two oceanfront Big Island neighborhoods quickly, covering hundreds of homes, vaporizing a nearby crater lake and filling an ocean bay, turning it into a new mile-long (1.6 kilometer) peninsula.
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Vaporizers, or vapes, have been around for a while, only now they can now pair with your smartphone, have no trouble vaporizing both cannabis concentrates and dry flower, and offer customized heating profiles.
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Juul, whose e-cigarettes resemble USB flash drives and work by vaporizing a nicotine-laced liquid, is also exploring opening stores in overseas markets including one in South Korea, according to the source.
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His proposal included vaporizing the northern Martian polar ice caps to add to Mars' thin atmosphere and increase temperatures through the greenhouse gas effect, which would also allow for liquid water on the planet.
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The wide world of vaporizing various forms of cannabis can be a bit overwhelming, so if you're looking for something without a ton of frills, buttons, and options, the Era is a perfect gift.
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Two recent papers on e-cigarettes shed light on carcinogenic chemicals released in the vaporizing process, including noxious ingredients in certain flavor additives and heavy metals such as lead leached from the heating coils.
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While officials have not yet determined the root cause of the middle-aged person's illness, he had reportedly fallen ill after vaporizing marijuana oil purchased at a legal cannabis dispensary, reports The Associated Press.
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Parking your podcasts on a fledgling startup may still be risky, but perhaps less worrisome than hosting on a damaged late-stage startup in danger of vaporizing if it can't find money to make payroll.
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A new study in the journal Nature on Monday lends credence to the idea that the moon was formed from the aftermath of a huge vaporizing collision involving Earth and another large object in space.
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Its advanced vaporizing plates deliver even distribution of your favorite essential oils throughout the area, so you can quite literally go to every corner of the room and still get a whiff of aromatic breeze.
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I spent a half-hour watching the river wend around rocks and submerged logs, then accelerate and shoot forward, cascading, ricocheting and vaporizing into a white cloud of mist before coalescing into a cushion of foam.
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Some of the interactions on the watch have a dissolving or vaporizing aesthetic (hence the unfortunate name); when you tap on the time on the main screen, it dissolves into a "GOAL!" screen, to show activity levels.
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Knowing that the impact of the fuel tanks created a fireball that reached up to 1,600 Celsius, melting the wings and vaporizing most everything around it, I knew that some relatives would not receive any remains whatsoever.
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ET on Friday, mission controllers on Earth got official word that the Cassini spacecraft — a joint operation of NASA, the European Space Agency, and the Italian Space Agency — had burned up in Saturn's atmosphere, vaporizing in about one minute.
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Additionally, researchers have suggested that a coherent amplification network (CAN) laser , a beam created from multiple small lasers, could get rid of space debris surrounding Earth by vaporizing a thin layer of matter off of the surface of the space junk.
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In PrinceNapped, the first mobile game from Atlanta-based developer Ker-Chunk Games, it's Prince Edwin who needs to be rescued and the heroine Clara who must do the saving, vaporizing water and clearing the path for Edwin to escape.
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After a few minutes of fiery free-fall during which the lander's precious instruments are protected by a slowly-vaporizing aeroshell, Schiaparelli will have slowed to around 212 mph (240,700 kph) and be situated 6.8 miles (11 km) above the surface.
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Other proposals include dumping iron oxide into the world's oceans to spur the growth of carbon-absorbing plankton, creating genetically modified crops with leaves that reflect more sunlight back into the atmosphere, or vaporizing seawater to create more sun-reflecting clouds.
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Sometimes, on the days when Supreme releases new product — a drop, in scene parlance — I'll pass by the gaggle of gawky teenagers held behind barriers on Lafayette Street and wonder about all of the potential energy vaporizing into thin air.
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She added that the six planets her team recently found are "all sort of around the edge of that desert," but researchers could one day use this new search method to find a vaporizing planet in the missing size range.
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According to NASA, Cassini's Radio and Plasma Wave Science (RPWS) instrument "detected the hits of hundreds of ring particles per second" vaporizing into electrically-excited gas when it was just outside Saturn's main rings, but within the gap, it detected very few.
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Some scientists worry that vaporizing as opposed to burning and smoking whole cannabis materials can lead to unique complications, failing to break down a waxy material from the plant's leaves, which can then build up in a vaper's lungs and cause irritation.
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Inspired by his years vaporizing mercury by blowtorch, he constructed a simple concrete furnace with a narrow trench in the center for a wood fire, steel buckets to heat the reddish ore and fixtures to capture the mercury as it cooled and liquefied.
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Yet that relatively restrained approach (along with euphoric reviews) was enough to earn Dunkirk more than $50 million in the U.S., making it the weekend's number one movie—and essentially vaporizing Luc Besson's mega-expensive sci-fi adventure Valerian the City of a Thousand Planets.
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But the roll-out across European Union countries of Juul, whose devices resemble a USB flash drive and work by vaporizing a nicotine-laced liquid, has been hampered by limits of 20 milligrams of nicotine per millimeter of liquid compared to 59 in the United States.
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The movie opens on a scene where a vampire rave ecstatically dances in a literal shower of blood before Blade ruins the party with his vampire-vaporizing bullets and silver stakes, capping off the evening by impaling a vampire to a wall and lighting him on fire.
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Not even the robotic drones seem to be consistent; one second they're targeting and literally vaporizing a human trying to escape — an unexpected and violent feat of CG that made me gasp the first time it happened — the next they're failing to register the existence of his companion at all.
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The game itself looks to offer more of the same, giving players a choice between shooting their enemies in two monstrously cool ways: either by running up the side of a building and plugging them in the head, or by vaporizing them with the help of the aforementioned building-sized robot.
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Quite a few rules are upheld to retain the sauna's sense of sanctuary: no reservations, no private parties, no groups, no alcoholic drinks and no swimwear — Finns don't want swimming-pool chlorine vaporizing in the heat — although you're welcome to don a suit when mingling on the harborfacing coed deck.
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"E-cigarettes are also being used for 'dripping,' which involves vaporizing the e-liquid at high temperatures by dripping a couple of drops of e-liquid directly onto an atomizer's coil and then immediately inhaling the vapor that is produced," Dr. Suchitra Krishnan-Sarin of Yale University and colleagues reported in the journal Pediatrics.
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