Assuming there are aliens on the planet and their presence here isn’t interfered with by secret government agencies, demonic legions from the darker side of our religions, or super-powered humans living in the shadows, then it is quite possible extraterrestrial…
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John D. Barrow is one of the most passionate popularisers of science, and he’s also one of the most noticeably filled with wonder and joy of the discovery and capable of transmitting this joy and wonder to his readers. Cosmic…
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Normal 0 MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 When humanity either becomes too reliant or too lax and makes a mistake, it is certain robots will take over the world. Even if humanity remains in control and the robots are without intelligence, it is still…
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Sir Isaac Newton, could he be mistaken? For years now I have been troubled by the possibility that Isaac Newton’s Gravitation formula may be just a little bit from perfect when it gives us the Mass of objects that have…
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The long-term effectiveness of stents in the body depends on several factors, but in many cases, they may remain in the body and continue to do their job for over several decades. Stents are small tubes, normally made of metal…
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Non-human animals rely on instinct to teach them how to thrive and survive. Human animals use symbology, such as language, to teach their offspring how to do the same thing. Instinct is genetically transferred; it doesn’t use a common language….
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Quantum Physics & Black Holes To understand the dynamics of a highly concentrated anomaly of the universe, as such a Black hole, one must realize the mechanism of the process of the development in the cycles of the structures that…
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Science consists of overcoming a series of obstacles to reach a verifiable truth. There are two types of obstacles which oppose a scientist. One can be likened to climbing a hill. The other to surmounting a barrier. A hill is…
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Nerve impulses race down the spine, branch off at the shoulder and travel down the stump of an arm. Electronic sensors pick up the signal, and convey the impulse along wires to the mechanical hand, allowing the amputee father to…
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Paper is so plentiful today that we waste tons of it daily. Yet without it there would be few books, no newspapers or magazines, nor cheques or stamps for us to do business. Though it is such a valuable material,…
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