Physical Science

Ampacity, or AMPERE CAPACITY, is the rated maximum number of amperes an electrical device can safely convey, switch, limit or otherwise utilize by design without the device being altered, overheated or destroyed. Ampacity is synonymous with AMPERES, a reasonably complex…
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The application of nuclear propulsion and nuclear energy systems to space exploration is a natural development of the work that has gone on before. Space exploration has had an attraction for mankind throughout history: first to the extremes of space…
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What is dark matter exactly? For one, dark matter is not dark but opaque since all matter is dark when not energized by string energy. So is dark matter Nuclear or another source of energy? The energy from the Dark…
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Time is most definitely a relative concept. Think back to when you were younger. Didn’t time seem to move much more slowly? The wait for the end of the school year, a birthday, or another important event seemed to take…
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Michael Faraday is well known for his laws of electrolysis and law of induction. He was successful as both a chemist and a physicist. He was born on September 22, 1791 in Newington Butts, Surrey, England. He died August 25,…
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Have you ever tripped over a paving slab? Exhausted yourself trying to push start your car? Been whacked by a swing door that you pushed open a little too enthusiastically? If so, you’ll have had a perfect demonstration of Newton’s…
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In 1687, Sir Isaac Newton’s Three Laws of Motion were first published in the “Principia Mathematica Philosophiae Naturalis.” With their introduction, Newton offered an explanation of how and why objects move.  His laws create new concepts that redefined the science of…
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The three laws of motion by Sir Isaac Newton changed the face of physics since the mid seventeenth century. In 1687, Newton presented his famous research and deductions in “Principia Mathematica Philosophiae Naturalis” which laid the foundation for modern science…
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Einstein’s “Theory of Relativity” is commonly divided into two parts: “special relativity” and “general relativity,” and each part results in different effects on your airplane ride. Broadly speaking, special relativity tells us that the laws of physics are the same…
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Leo is one among the 88 constellations that have been catalogued in the sky and it also forms part of the 13 constellation of the zodiac. Leo is a constellation that has been noticed by ancient civilizations, all of which…
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