A Brush With Disaster On May 10, 2024, the Sun released an X3.4 class solar flare, or one of the most powerful in years. It took only a few hours until a coronal mass explosion (CME) was flying towards the planet at a speed of 1.8 million mph and it could destroy satellites, power grids Read details…
Just open a window early in the morning, and it does not seem to be right. Not a visitatory buzz of bee or flitting of moth about dinner porch lights, not a critter chirp to be seen anywhere. Insects have always been in the background as members of our environment but today their absence will Read details…
Introduction: A New Era of Precision Consider a mini courier delivering medicine to needed locations, and then disappearing away safely. It is no science fiction fantasy but real nowadays with biodegradable nanocarriers to deliver drugs. Compared to the old school pills which blast your system, the microscopic vehicles are pinpoint accurate, and with less side Read details…
Earth’s Secret Satellites Imagine thinking that the night sky we see doesn’t always have just one natural satellite, our Moon. In some cases, small asteroids are drawn into Earth’s gravity which turns them into temporary borrowed stars known as “minimoons.” Visiting objects only stay around our planet briefly before progressing around the Sun. The exploration Read details…
The Thought Revolution Has Begun Imagine if there was a possibility to text somebody without lifting a finger? Or just can scroll through your phone by thinking about it? It is one of the pages of the cyberpunk novel, but it is the position on the edge of mental-tech revolution that we are taking. Brain-computer Read details…