January 26, 2015 Physical Science
While there is an almost constant stream of small advancements in physics, few things really constitute a leap. Only discoveries such as gravity, relativity, and atomic structures are given this lofty place in physics. The next leap in physics must…
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Pythagorean Theorem is one of the oldest theorems known to humans and also is one of the most widely used. Its discovery has been attributed to Pythagoras of Greece but various historical documents show that this theorem has been known…
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The idea that the shape of a doughnut stands for the concept of nothing is slightly humorous on the one hand and logically problematic on the other. Where do we begin to describe the idea of “zero?” We can start…
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January 26, 2015 Physical Science
Light pollution is the term used for excess artificial light or artificial light that is obtrusive. Light pollution, also known as luminous pollution or photopollution, is one of the reasons why stars are more easily seen in the night sky…
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Proportions must be exact and fit the design model else the object will not work properly. The world is built on structure and balance. Structure is one of the first things taught in mathematics although it is not labeled as…
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January 26, 2015 Physical Science
Astronomy is the scientific study of celestial objects. Stars, planets, comets, nebulae, star clusters and galaxies. It is a natural science astronomy – the study of these objects – and astrophysics is the study of their behaviour. Prehistoric cultures like…
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January 26, 2015 Physical Science
Thermal Energy Storage: The PCM- Eutectic Solution Energy use has always been one of the costs of doing business, and like taxes, is an expense that will probably never go away. Unlike taxes, though, energy expense is something over which…
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Statistics is the science of collecting data through the use of surveys and experiments and interpreting that data with mathematical formulas. Nearly every college student takes at least one class of statistics as it is used in the social sciences,…
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Actually, my theoretical answer to this theoretical question is both “Yes” and “No”, but since I have to take sides, I randomly chose “Yes”. Just as you cannot extract something out of nothing, so also, you cannot divide something with…
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January 26, 2015 Physical Science
According to CNN plans for laboratories in space has been announced by China. There are also plans to get moon samples and begin preparations for space stations to be built during the next five years. The country is aiming to…
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