Journeying through the history of science with Dr. Paul Halpern
We should be masters of technology not its servants and I always choose very carefully which technology I should use.
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History of space exploration
The Sumerians, the Aztecs, and about every known civilization had their own stories on space travel.
Uncovering the roots: A journey through Pre-Socratic natural philosophy
The ideas of Pre-Socratics laid the foundation for developing Western philosophy and science.
Theory of Relativity and Quantum Mechanics
In a world where time warps and particles dance to the tune of probability lies the intersection of two of the greatest theories in physics:
Science and the Environment: An overview of discoveries and research
The environment will continue to be a topic of interest to humans because of our dependence on it and its resources.
Is Atom Bomb for the greater good of mankind?
Alterations in air and water temperature, wind speed, and precipitation rates hamper the efficiency of nuclear facilities and risk their safety.
The Scientific advancements in Islamic golden age
It was an era of incredible scientific, social, cultural, philosophical, and economic buoyancy in the history of Islam.
Problems involving interstellar communication
It would take centuries for establishing the first contact, as far as the math is concerned.
Probing into the Atmospheres of Exoplanets with Dr. Munazza K. Alam
With Hubble, we were observing at optical wavelengths and with JWST we have access to the infrared. We also have higher resolution, higher precision, and higher telescope stability. So the data quality is much better than before!
Fermi Paradox— A scary realization
The Fermi Paradox gives us the most reasonable and sound theories regarding the existence of Alien life.