Exploring From Quarks To Quasars
July is going to be the most interesting month for astronomy enthusiasts. From double planetary opposition to a double meteor shower, this month is packed with eye-catching astronomy events. Not to mention the penumbral lunar …
All The Planets Will Be Visible In The Night Sky Of July And Here Is How To Watch Them. Read More »
Whenever a discussion about polymaths arises, Leibniz’s name is usually the first one to pop up in our minds. Gottfried Leibniz was a prominent German polymath and philosopher in the history of mathematics and philosophy. …
Gottfried Leibniz: One Of The Greatest Thinkers Of The 17the Century Read More »
This article on Panspermia is a guest article by Anja Sjöström, an IB diploma student from Switzerland. Panspermia is the astrobiological hypothesis that life exists elsewhere in the universe due to a distribution of microorganisms …
Talking in schools, meeting children, and answering their questions have been absolutely enriching experiences for me. In a world full of negativity, politics, madmen, and 5G conspiracies, talking to a child about science can do …
Why Astronomy Isn’t Taught In Schools And What Can We Do About It? Read More »
To date, 51 women have won the prestigious Nobel Prize in distinguished fields. Maria Mayer is one of these genius women, rather, the first woman ever to have earned this honor in the field of …
Maria Mayer And Her Shell Model Of Nuclear Physics Read More »
Despite being quite close to us, the Earth’s core is still a mysterious structure. We can divide it to the inner core and the outer core. We also now it’s mostly ironic and it’s responsible …
The Earth’s Core Is Still A Big Mystery And Here Is What We Don’t Know About It. Read More »
How do you measure your body temperature? The simplest answer is “using a thermometer”. But, is it so in the case of stars as well? The answer is a big NO. As we know, the …
This article on the Future Circular Collider (FCC) is a guest article by Anja Sjöström, an IB diploma student from Switzerland. The Future Circular Collider (FCC) is CERN’s (European Center for Nuclear Research) prospective supercollider …
Japan is home to some of the most brilliant physicists of our age. It’s been like that for a long time now, and in today’s article, I will introduce you to one of their greatest …
Super-Kamiokande: Decoding Nature’s Ghost Particles Read More »
Just as my previous article on facts about Jupiter, today I am going to state some amazing facts about Saturn. Saturn is the second-largest planet in our solar system. It has always fascinated the scientists for …
The annular solar eclipse of 21 June 2020 delighted the astronomers, both professional and amateurs. This was the first solar eclipse of 2020 and came just 15 days after the penumbral lunar eclipse at the …
Born on June 22, 1864, Hermann Minkowski is a known Jewish-German Mathematician and Professor. The world knows him for his groundbreaking work in the field of Number theory. Minkowski also contributed significantly towards Einstein’s theory …
Birthday Special: The Life And Work Of Hermann Minkowski Read More »
Ludwig Boltzmann was one of the elite theoretical physicists of the later nineteenth century. An advocate for the existence of atoms, he is a known face for his role in the development of statistical mechanics. …
Having a great talent for presenting complex concepts in a clear and accessible manner, Neil deGrasse is among the world’s best-known astrophysicists and popularizers of science. The face of numerous science shows, including “Cosmos: A …