Exploring from Quarks to Quasars
Neutrinos, generally referred to as nature’s ghost particles, are fermions which were first postulated in 1930 by Wolfgang Pauli to explain the conservation of energy, momentum and spin in Beta decay. From the day of …
According to the European Space Agency (ESA), there are approximately 1 trillion trillion (10^24) stars in the universe. The number, for sure, will increase as humans get better at technology and explore deep space. But …
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Who would be the one who does not get lost in the world of their thoughts? We all love to wander in our dreamland, visiting intriguing places in the world of imagination and forging some …
According to Researchers, CERN’s Large Hadron Collider (LHC) can possibly turn out to be a first time machine. The Large Hadron Collider is the world’s largest and the most powerful particle accelerator. Being the most powerful …
Theoretical Background of ITER New technologies often use devices and substances that are very different from what classical physics first revealed to scientists. The fourth, lesser known state of matter, is called plasma and consists …
Whenever, it comes to classifying the materials on the basis of their electrical properties, we usually classify them into three categories, i.e. Insulators, Semi-conductors and Conductors. But you know what, apart from these three basic …
There are approximately 1 trillion trillion stars in our Universe, a number approximated by European Space Agency (ESA). Stars in the Universe come in all sizes. Their radius can be as small as 20 km …
Paul Dirac was one of the greatest minds of the 20th century. He was the ‘Einstein’ of quantum mechanics. Dirac is famous for a marvelous equation named after him: The Dirac Equation which connects special …
In the previous article, we discussed the last period in Earth’s history. Now it is time we talk about the evolution of humankind and conclude the History of Life series. All the articles of History …
After going through four eons, six eras, and fourteen periods we finally reached our current period. The Quaternary period is the shortest on the Geological Time Scale and it is still ongoing. We divide it …
In the previous article, we discussed the first period of the Cenozoic. Now it is time we move on to the period before our current one- The Neogene period. We divide it into two epochs- …
In the last article, we started discussing the Cenozoic Era. Now, it is time we move on and talk about its first period- The Paleogene period. All the articles of History of Life series Beginning …
Following the last article about the end of the Mesozoic Era, it is time we move on to the Cenozoic Era. It is the era we currently live in and the last period is still …
In the previous article, we focused on dinosaurs and pterosaurs that ruled the Earth in Mesozoic. Now it is time to talk about the Cretaceous period, to discuss their last years on Earth and their …
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