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This year’s Halloween is special. There are two celestial events that will take place on the last day of the month: Opposition of Uranus and a rare Halloween Blue Moon. But this has nothing to …
Rare ‘Halloween Blue Moon’ To Grace The Night Skies Across The World After 65 Years. Read More »
1. Discovery of Water On The Moon October’s most exciting science news was the discovery of water on the surface of the Moon. The discovery was made using the SOFIA (Stratospheric Observatory for Infrared Astronomy) …
Water On The Moon And The Smallest Unit Of Time – October 2020 In Science. Read More »
With 7 meteor showers and the closest approach of Mars, October 2020 was one of the most exciting months. On average, one meteor shower peaked every 4 days. This extraordinary month will an extraordinary ending. …
Uranus Is Going To Make Its Closest Approach To The Earth On Halloween: 3 Things To Know Read More »
In the first part of the fifth video of ‘Introduction to Quantum Mechanics’, we will discuss the derivation of Planck’s law. In the previous video, we learned what is a black body and how Rayleigh …
Understanding The Math Behind Planck’s Law, The Equation That Started Quantum Mechanics. Read More »
First spoken by physicist Brandon Carter in 1973, stating that the universe as we observe and explain it (laws, constants, structure…) is founded on the premise that we, as observers and life form, are able …
Is The Universe Specially Made For Us? The Anthropic Principle Might Have The Answer. Read More »
2020 was a great year for those who love sky-gazing. Some of the exciting astronomy events were: Annular Solar Eclipse on the day of the summer solstice, the four lunar occultations of Mars, the appearance …
Karl Jansky, an American engineer and pioneer of Radio Astronomy, was born on 22nd October 1905 in Norman, Okla, United States. Also known as the father of radio astronomy whose discovery of radio waves from …
Overview At the turn of the 20th century, everything was going smooth. We had Newton’s laws to explain the motion of objects around us, Kepler’s laws to explain the planetary motion, we could explain the …
The Discovery of Rubber Although the discovery of usable rubber, the type appropriate for commercialization, only dates back to about two centuries ago, the first apparitions of rubber were seen within native American populations where …
We have grown up accepting the fact that like charges repel each other while the opposite ones attract. But, if this is the case, then shouldn’t the components of a nucleus, that are merely positively charged …
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