【每日阅读训练第四期——速度越障22系列】【22-15】科技

Victoriagirl

02；00  The passage tells us that some websites use our information to get profit,and we can also ues our information correctly to get profit.
02;05 The passage is mainly about why many dinosaurs could live in a relatively small island.
01;45  A photo which was taken by Chirayath  surprisingly led to a investigation.
02；20 It tells us how Chitayth had the idea to take the photo,  how it took and what the views held by society to th photo.
02；30  43 papers are retracted  because of duplicated and a researcher used wrong data to write paper.
05;04   

anmeda117

1'29
1'39
1'26
2'19
1'36

5'25

icee913

Time 5        00:01:47.61       
Time 4        00:03:09.02       
Time 3        00:01:55.00       
Time 2        00:01:45.35       
Time 1        00:01:37.18       

先占位儿，明天来补越障

AbbyShuai

Speed
1'37 internet such as facebook get profit from collecting users' personnal information without users' permission. Users an earn by this method
1'50 why giant herbivores...primary thinking...then hypothesis that different groups of dinos have different characteristics
1'39 a photography which intented to increase people's interest in working for NASA ...attract government's attention on questioning whether NASA misuse the resources and funds
2'47 no misuse...private time not work time
1'47 it is reported that paper of some university was tainted...research was not completed..results not identified
obstacle
5'01
scientists pump co2 into rock in order to find a permanent place for co2 generated by humanbeing's activities
details of the rock
pumping emmissions back undergroud
Wproject to target basalt formation to hold vast quantities of gas...
basalt reaction help regulate co2 levels naturally
early results from researchers who made twice injection of CO2 woking on the other basalt project
how researchers conduct the experiment and report the findings
p project after the end of injection to have some carbonized rock in hands
problems other than achieving sequestration
scientific opinions
2 reasons for focusing on sandstone reservoirs rather than basalt
use sea to absorb co2
neither is cheap...highcost

diweiwang

0:58 Businessmodel: web services make profits from users’ personal data by selling it to differentbusiness

1:12 Newresearches found that different types of dinos prefer different food

1:01 A student’sphoto triggered the senator to investigate whether NASA misuse the fund

1:35 A detail descriptionof the whole story

1:01 Professors fromthe University of Tokyo are suspected to duplicatedata and images

3:37

Introduce theWallula project and the Icelandproject—storage the CO2 into basalt

Monitor theinjection sites for air leaking

One problem: howto capture CO2

Sandstone andoffshore are more useful

The infection isnot cheap

sherryv

做Speed的时候没条件计时,但是都是按计时的态度读的啦

Time1 Since online network can make profit from customer's data information, some people, reversely, encourage web users to sell their own data.

Time2 Dinosars eat different kinds of food so that they don't compete with each other for food. This could explain why a relatively small area can hold so many huge dinos.

Time3 C is suspected for misusing NASA funds to take Vikings photos.

Time4 The detailed process of the event.

Time5 Papers published by a researcher in a university in Tokyo many years ago are recently found to be fabrication.

Obstacle 5min49
Scientists are trying to pump co2 into rocks with some bubbles, where the gas first came from.
The general principle of the project.
How to collect co2 from industrial facilities is another difficult question.

饼干小熊

T1 1‘40
T2 2'00
T3 1'29
T4 1’47
T5 1‘51

O 3'23

52747858zdq

time1 1'54
F's company will launch a new service to allow users to share their personal data in return for some bonus.
time2 2'19
XX years ago the size of XXX is relatively small but hosted 8 H. One explanation is that these H ate different things, supported by several evidence.
time3 2'22
C was in charge of a photo project of NASA but he was accused of misusing funds because what he was doing is deemed irrelevant to NASA's nature.
time4 2'51
how this project start and the comments from C
time5 2'20
specialist Kato was reported to make fabrication in his 43 papers. No comments have been made by Kato.
tim6 7'00
Scientists are trying to inject CO2 into rock below oceans. The result is far more satisfactory and the carbon dioxide will be mineralized. Several alternative methods of disposing CO2 are also considered and some preferred offshore because the large cost of ocean means and the difficulties of transporting CO2 emissions to the oceanic basalt. The profit of such project must outweigh the cost.

reisd

Lap 6        00:08:34.99        00:22:09.25
一会儿再补上！
Lap 5        00:02:37.87        00:13:34.25
Lap 4        00:03:41.10        00:10:56.38
Lap 3        00:02:24.46        00:07:15.28
Lap 2        00:02:09.60        00:04:50.81
Lap 1        00:02:41.20        00:02:41.20

yikang

t1                1:45
t2                1:23
t3                1:30
t4                3:04
t5                2:00
o                  5:37