The world is now changing faster than ever since the last ice age 10,000 years ago and the main cause of this change is man. Allowing changes to continue unchecked is reckless at the very least. Observing these changes and being able to convince others that we should or should not undertake activities that affect … Read more
Mars is a veritable wonderland that has sung for centuries with an alluring siren song to those who seek to solve its many mysteries. In fact, the two moons of Mars are named after them Phobos And Deimosoffer some great puzzles of their own. Where did the moons of Mars come from? For a long … Read more
It is easier for me to imagine an infinite universe than to imagine an infinite inner universe. However, this does not mean that there are limits to the internal space. It just seems a more difficult concept to imagine. Nor is there a guarantee that the universe is infinite either. There can be limits to … Read more
The universal laws of attraction extend to the depths of the smallest subatomic particles, all the way to the farthest point in space. As science continues to grow and develop, its theories continue to reaffirm the same basic concept, which is that our thoughts have a more profound influence on our world than we realize. … Read more
On March 2, 1972, on a balmy Thursday on Florida’s humid Cape Canaveral Peninsula, NASA’s 570-pound Atlas Centaur rocket named Pioneer 10 lifted off. Over the next 10 years, Pioneer sent back stunning reports from the far reaches of the solar system, carrying out its mission with great success. Then, instead of becoming silent as … Read more
We have asked many students which colleges are the best colleges for engineering and computer science. Using a weighted average of faculty resources, technology grants, class size, and student assessments, we developed the following list to help guide students and parents in the admissions process. The list provides a brief summary of the best engineering … Read more
Void in scientific terminology refers to a volume of space that does not have matter in it and is empty. Science further determines that in a vacuum the gaseous pressure is zero or less than atmospheric pressure. Quantum theory does not take into account the complete total vacuum but does specify the near perfect situation … Read more
Who wrote the first time travel story? What modern science fiction – science fiction – writer? no. It is the great sage Veda Vyasa who wrote the 18 great Hindu epics and wrote the first time travel story. Vyasa is glorified as the great one with a gigantic brain. There is nothing in the world … Read more
The title of the fastest in the world was awarded to the American computer According to reports on November 15, 2012, the Cray supercomputer at the US government’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory was an IBM supercomputer at another US research center. The Titan, Oak Ridge’s proven Cray XK7 system, achieved 17.59 peta flops (quadrillion calculations … Read more