Science on the 30th of November 2002 in history

Science

Date	Type	Text
30 Nov 2002 ununpentium	science	ununpentium (chemistry) A new chemical element, ununpentium, is first observed.
30 Nov 2002 100 prisoners problem	science	100 prisoners problem (mathematics) Danish computer scientist Peter Bro Miltersen poses the 100 prisoners problem in probability theory.
30 Nov 2002 NOAA	science	NOAA (meteorology) NOAA hurricane experts issue first experimental Eastern Pacific Hurricane Outlook.
30 Nov 2002 SpaceShipOne	science	SpaceShipOne (technology) December 17 - SpaceShipOne, piloted by Brian Binnie, makes its first rocket-powered flight, the first privately-built craft to ever achieve supersonic flight.
30 Nov 2002 Intel	science	Intel (technology) Intel releases the Pentium M microprocessor.
30 Nov 2002 Turing Award for Computing	science	Turing Award for Computing (awards) Turing Award for Computing: Alan Kay
30 Nov 2002 Abel Prize in Mathematics	science	Abel Prize in Mathematics (awards) Abel Prize in Mathematics: Jean-Pierre Serre
30 Nov 2002 Wollaston Medal for Geology	science	Wollaston Medal for Geology (awards) Wollaston Medal for Geology: Ikuo Kushiro

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