Tag: science
Understanding the Small World Effect – Part I
It appears that the seemingly random connections that cause us to declare âitâs a small worldâ can be used to explain everything from globalization...
Neutrinos Could Revolutionise Communication
The ICARUS (Imaging Cosmic And Rare Underground Signals) experiment was started in 1977 to study neutrinos. Physicists at the ICARUS experiment in Italy measured the...
Can Modern Technology Predict Natural Disasters? – Part II
There have been numerous instances wherein both scientists and researchers could have predicted certain aftermath impacts of natural disasters. Continuing with our previous posts...
Can Modern Technology Predict Natural Disasters? – Part I
In the last few years, we have seen some major natural disasters which have claimed thousands of lives and destroyed millions of dollars worth...
How Big is the Universe?
For now, itâs wondrous to know we live in a universe thatâs at least 150 billion trillion miles across, and it may be much...
Age of the Universe
The age of the universe has been found to be 13.8 billion years. Over the past century, astronomers have deduced several ways to estimate...
A Universe of Limitless Wonder
We live in interesting times. Look at the first 100,000 years of modern humans on the planet: You have a long struggle to find...
Why Time Runs Faster in Space – Part II
In the previous post we have seen the relation between light and gravity and the endeavours taken by Einstein to prove how gravity affects light....
Why Time Runs Faster in Space – Part I
Time travel has been one of the most astounding dreams one would want to experience. We have seen it in the movies how spaceships...
Gemstone Tourmaline Could Bring About Sensor Revolution
Generating electricity through alternate sources is very essential to our future generations as the new sources will be safer for the environment and at...
