Physical Science

Before I discuss the actual process whereby a molecule can be changed into an atom under specific, and somewhat difficult to achieve laboratory conditions, it should not go unsaid that a single unit of each element as found in nature…
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Why Einstein was correct, when he was, in his “Relativity” theorizing, was often because hidden facets of mathematics and of the definitions used in physics allowed the ideas to be usable, even if his reasonings were fallacious. In other words,…
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Hundreds of people flying thousands of feet above the ground is no longer surprising for today’s generation. But think of the time when Leonardo Da Vinci could predict the graphical image of modern airplane. It might not be more than…
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In the realm of cosmology, there are two main theories as to how the universe was initially formed and what is continuing to happen since its creation. Today, the most popular of these theories suggests that all matter evolved from…
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Albert Einstein, Leonardo da Vinci, Daniel Bernoulli, Isaac Newton…. Hey, wait a minute! Who the devil is Bernoulli? Unless you’re a science geek, trivia freak or into airplanes, it is unlikely that you’ve ever heard of Daniel Bernoulli. Daniel Bernoulli…
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The force (called lift) that enables an airplane to fly is produced by the application of a physical principle discovered in 1738 by Swiss scientist Daniel Bernoulli (1700-1782). Called “Bernoulli’s Law of Differential Pressure,” or simply Bernoulli’s Principle, it states…
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Time:What are you time? The nothingness that masses from one even after another? Are you infinite? I have yet to decide if you are infinite or not. you are just a concept that humans have invented. Days. Seconds. Minutes. Years….
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Daniel Bernoulli was born in Groningen, the Netherlands, in 1700 and died in Basel, Switzerland in 1782. He is remembered for his mathematical work in fluid mechanics, as well as his contributions in the fields of probability and statistics. Besides…
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Daniel Bernoulli, a Swiss scientist working in the eighteenth century, described the phenomenon of a fluid exerting less pressure as it moves more quickly. He published his findings in “Hydrodynamica” in 1738, but not in a very clear form. His…
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It’s a beautiful day and you’re outside enjoying the warm sunshine. A few minutes later a cloud moves over the sun and you feel a chill. After the cloud moves on you once again feel warm. It’s obvious that the…
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