Physical Science

Americans above all other nations are led to believe that nothing is impossible. It just takes a little more time than usual to achieve. Winning World War One and Two for example were possible . It just took the Americans…
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Most of us never think about it or even know it exists, but it’s everywhere! Billions upon billions of unseen particles that are constantly passing through us and everything that we see in the physical world, yet we can’t see…
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Everybody travels in time. If you just do nothing for twenty-four hours, it will be tomorrow. You will have advanced in time by one day. Of course when we discuss time travel, it is either to travel backwards or to…
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A doodle on time travel. Beginning at the end may not seem like a logical place, but just think how easy everything could be if we knew that the end result would actually work, and what we could do better…
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As a physicist who has taught at university, one of the things I most hope to do with my students is to get them to begin to ask questions. The physical universe is like a big machine and it is…
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Einstein…Albert Einstein, often thought to be one of the greatest scientists and minds of the modern era of science. He was a theoretical physicist who presented the ‘Theory of Relativity’, all kids study in High School. Dr.’E’ won The Nobel…
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Time is real subjective. As with anything that is measured there must be a standard to base that measurement on. Time is no different, what is different is that the standard we base that measurement on is subjective. Do we…
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Time is relative to the matter experiencing an expanse and duration thereof. If you are a piece of carbon-steel then your time in the form of that said metal, your time is relative in comparative relevance to a human’s time…
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Yes. If at the moment of Creation, the “Big Bang” were formed both a vortex pair which became our universe and an “anti-universe;” and within this vortex pair were also created “mirror-image-vortex-particles” which we call “electrons and anti-electrons.” The tiny…
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Max Planck (1858-1947) was a famous physicist from Germany, the first to postulate what is now known as quantum theory, for which he won the Nobel Prize. Planck’s career began before that of Albert Einstein, whose name is more recognized…
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