How Birds Navigate Their Path ? | Quantum Compass

Understanding how birds navigate has fascinated scientists for generations. We finally cracked that odd egg. Its turn out that they have Quantum Compass in their eyes. Like they have sixth-sense kind of thing, but its all can be explained by science. Half of all...

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Sand Crisis

It's time we talk about a new global crisis the Sand Crisis. Only a few of us think about the role sand plays in our daily lives. Sand is used to make glass, electronics and in fracking. Huge quantities of sand have been dumped into the sea to reclaim land for development, while other cities need it to shore up islands against rising sea levels....

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The Van Allen Belts | Its Effect On Astronauts

There is an invisible magnetic force field surrounding our planet, protecting us from harmful solar winds that could annihilate Earth. But, this protective blanket is also a swirling ring full of deadly radiation and to leave Earth's atmosphere astronauts have to pass through it. The Van Allen belts are rings of energetically charged particles that...

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NASA’s Cryosleep Chamber | Is long-term Snoozing like Ripley In Alien Even Possible?

Space travel takes a really long time and as much as I love Netflix and Pizza, hanging out and eating snacks may not be the best strategy for killing time on our way to the red planet. That's because being awake for that long means we are gonna need to eat and drink and all of those normal human things, which means bringing a lot of supplies with...

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What Kind Of Sound You Should Listen To When You Want To Focus?

Some people prefer to listen music to focus and some prefer silence over music to study, write or to be productive. So which one is better for our brain and our body? Let's start by finding out what noise the opposite of silence does our bodies. Studies were conducted by the World Health Organization that linked noise pollution, like loud city...

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Self-Healing Technology

Researchers in China have developed a smart coating that behaves like skin which heals itself from damage and is as hard as tooth enamel. This development represents a big step forward in materials science, but self-healing technology isn't a new Technology. There are three main general types of self-healing tech available right now. Embedded -...

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Terraforming Venus and Mars with Sun-Shields & Nukes. Crazy Right?

There is a reason why Venus is often called the hell planet, It's average surface temperature is 864o Fahrenheit which is hot enough to melt lead. Its Airs are suffocating stew of sulfuric acid and carbon dioxide. Its atmosphere is 90 times thicker than Earth's which would literally crush you. Even so Venus as a potential candidate for terraforming...

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How Science Community Stick Together Even If Respected Country or Religion Don't?

Science asks Big Challenging Questions about the Nature Of The Universe. Answering these questions often requires collaboration across scientific disciplines and national borders. But what happens when countries are isolated, at war or just don't get along. What do scientists do then? In some areas of science, it's impossible to do research...

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What Is Ten Times Stronger Than Nuclear Fusion! | Quark Fusion

The particles that make up the neutrons and protons inside of atoms are known as Quarks. From a new study, researchers found that when Quarks bind together energy is produced. Scientists have already been smashing together particles at the Large Hadron Collider but that's been with Hydrogen atoms, not Quarks. At the Large Hadron Collider,...

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Do We Need Large Computer Cases Anymore?

The ATX standard that's so common for the motherboards came out all the way back in 1995 and while modern ones have become packed with features, our technology back then was so primitive that we needed sound chips networking drive controllers etc.that often required separate adapter cards. Drives these days don't need as much space anymore...

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Most Galaxies Spiral-Shaped,Why?

When you think of the Milky Way, you probably picture that familiar spiral shape we all have come to know and love. That spiral structure is very common for galaxies, Over three-quarters of the one's we have observed, are in this pinwheel shape. Our own galaxy is actually in a subgroup called barred spiral galaxies. But how exactly spiral galaxies...

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A Family Tree For The Stars In Our Galaxy

A Biologist and an Astronomer go to dinner. That's not the start of a joke, but it is actually how that astronomer got the inspiration for a new way of thinking about stars. That astronomer was the University of Cambridge's Dr.Paula Jofre and she realized that she could chart stars in the Milky Way the same way we chart the family tree of animal...

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STARQUAKES

We often look up to stars and feel peace, but stars are actually insanely turbulent and chaotic celestial things and we use that chaos to learn more about how our universe works. We have known of stars eating other stars, witnessed stellar flares and white dwarves on the verge of a supernova. But we have not fully grasped what's actually going inside...

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The Very First Stars That Brought Light Into The Universe

Millions of years after the Big Bang, some stars formed. These could have been the first stars that brought light into the universe. These stars formed right after the DARK AGES, which by the way is the time after the Big Bang but before there was any light, where the universe was filled with just dark gas. Astronomers found very first stars...

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Memory| How To Improve Your Long Term Memory

I feel like I have a completely useless memory. I can barely remember a phone number when someone reads it off to me and I have to read OTP Four times to write it down without looking back to the message. One thing for sure I will never be any good at cards because I have no recollection of which cards I already had and what's been discarded....

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