Exploring From Quarks To Quasars
This article on solar storms is a guest article by Anja Sjöström, an IB diploma student from Switzerland. Solar Storms Even though the Sun is situated about 150 million kilometers away from Earth, its activity …
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A good friend knows all your best and worst stories…but a true friend has lived them with you. We all have that one person in our lives on whom we rely blindly, share every aspect …
Einstein’s Best Friend And The Heart-Touching Letters He Wrote To Him. Read More »
When it comes to watching the planets, July was probably the best month of the year because of the planet parade. All the planets were visible in the night sky. Apart from that, the sky …
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This article on the black hole information paradox is a guest article by Anja Sjöström, an IB diploma student from Switzerland. The Information Paradox Amongst the conundrums which arise when quantum mechanics and general relativity …
An Introduction To The Famous Black Hole Information Paradox. Read More »
This article on the lunar retreat is a guest article by Anja Sjöström, an IB diploma student from Switzerland. Why is the moon moving away from Earth? The moon, Earth’s only natural satellite located at …
Lunar Retreat: Why Is The Moon Moving Away From Us? Read More »
Exploring the Red Planet has always been an objective for space agencies. Over the past 30+ years, we have sent dozens of missions to Mars, in the hope to understand and decode the formation for …
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Known as the “Missile Man of India” for his significant involvement in India’s civilian space program and military missile development efforts, APJ Abdul Kalam was, is and will always be a prodigious name whom everyone looks …
“It’s like a comet fair” – said one of the astrophotographers while sharing their work with us. July 2020 was the best month when it comes to Astronomy. We had a penumbral lunar eclipse, the …
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Since the day superconductors have been discovered, they have always turned heads, thanks to their distinctive properties. One such property of superconductors is their ability to expel magnetic field lines, which leads to levitating phenomenons …
Quantum Levitation Is Cool But How Does It Really Work? Read More »
About 500 years ago, we barely knew anything about the universe. Let alone the vast universe, we didn’t even know there are planets beyond Saturn. We had no description of any of the four fundamental …
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Whenever the word “gravity” strikes our minds, we think of planets revolving around their respective stars, the gravitational interaction between massive galaxies, the giant gravitational force possessed by neutron stars, black holes, etc. But, what …
Quantum Gravity – The Hardest Problem In Physics. Read More »
There is an area in the South Pacific where three plate tectonics regularly interact with each other, causing earthquakes and volcanic eruptions. Commonly known as the Ring of Fire, it goes through the coasts of …
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This article on the history of black holes is a guest article by Anja Sjöström, an IB diploma student from Switzerland. A black hole is a region of spacetime (the 4-dimensional conceptual model combining the …
A Brief History of Black Holes From 1784 To 2020. Read More »
July 2020 has been an amazing month, astronomically speaking. It started with a penumbral lunar eclipse. Then, the newly discovered comet (NEOWISE) put up a spectacular show in the northern skies. A week ago, Jupiter …