The fourth dimension is nearly synonymous with science fiction and futuristic technology, but not only is it a part of our reality, it also holds the simple explanation of time. Granted, the fourth dimension can be classified in several different…
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Io is the innermost of the four Galilean moons of Jupiter. Io is 3642 kilometres in diameter and is the most geologically active place in the Solar System. Io experiences massive tidal forces from Jupiter and the large moons, Ganymede,…
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Unlike ceramics, glass and even wood, metals have the property of ductility. When a material is ductile it can be bent into an infinite variety of shapes. Take the copper flex in your computer power cord as an example: copper…
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The one word to describe fusion as an energy source is “uncertain.” Scientists and engineers have been trying for controlled, earth-bound fusion for over 50 years. The primary result has been frustration. In fact there is a saying that “fusion…
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What is Superconductivity? I am going to talk about superconductivity. In this article I will be discussing the present uses for superconductivity. I will also outline how superconductivity works and where it has been successfully used to maximise the efficiency…
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Is time travel possible? To answer that question we must first ask and answer the question; what is time? – and I don’t mean this in the same cliched way that others approach the subject. To properly assess the problem,…
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If the human race stays on its current trajectory in the realm of space travel, then humans will never reach the stars. This is not because of a lack of technology, or innovation. Eventually man will discover the secret to…
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