Making Science public should be our priority
Our policymakers and think tanks should work on a proper strategy and planning for 2020 to tackle future challenges.
Month: December 2019
NASA astronaut Christina Koch sets another record
NASA astronaut Christina Koch got herself registered in the record book- being the only woman
A conversation with Dr. Nidhal Guessoum on underlying problems in Universities of the Muslim World
Prof Dr. Nidhal Guessoum is an Algerian astrophysicist based in the UAE. He completed M.Sc
2019 blessed us with the first-ever image of a black hole, finally
The year 2019 was full of surprises, wonders, and even setbacks. From Greta Thunberg championing
Space Missions; Insights from the past
Many wondered how these space agencies design a space mission. Well, for the starters, they
When Moon eclipse the Sun
A solar eclipse sets in when the Moon moves between the Sun and Earth, and blocks
LARRY PAGE; A computer scientist and Internet entrepreneur.
Larry Page, born as Lawrence Page, is an American entrepreneur and computer scientist who, along
Earth’s Magnetic North Pole Crosses Prime Meridian
Scientists have found that the magnetic north pole of the Earth has crossed the prime
Scientists are working to develop a black hole movie
This year, some great achievements were made in the field of science and one such
Giant Panda Babies Are Born ‘Undercooked,’ and this is still a mystery
There are various theories presented why Giant panda babies are born weirdly tiny and underdeveloped? But