Physical Science

Sally Ride impacted the space program by being the first woman in space. She went into space two times. She was the youngest astronaut to go into space at age 32. After her experiences in space, she co-authored five science…
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Nickel (Ni) is the 28th chemical found on the periodic table of elements – that is to say, nickel atoms always have 28 protons in their nucleus. This grey or even silverish metal is unusual in that it is magnetic,…
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In electroplating electrical energy provides electrons to convert metal ions into atoms. A thin metal coating is deposited on a surface to protect it or to make it more beautiful. Electroplating is used to apply a thin layer of gold…
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Scientists have found a new ‘Holy Grail’ to hunt: the X Particle. The hypothetical bit of matter may simultaneously solve two enigma-plagued conundrums: the stuff making up dark matter, and the antimatter puzzle. The antimatter dilemma From the day that…
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Knowing which telescope is best suited for a beginner can be quite a dilemma. The vast array of answers to the various questions one will have, can often be convoluted. This is due to a host of beginners seeking information…
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Energy called any form of action and can be expressed in various ways. There are many different forms of energy. Below analyze simply, quickly, and comprehensively the mild forms of energy derived from various natural processes and not primarily affect…
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Scientists at the Large Hadron Collider at CERN, Switzerland, have announced that they have discovered a new particle with properties which would be consistent with the Higgs boson. Although 2 separate teams of scientists had independently confirmed the finding, both…
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Isolating the Higgs Boson particle in the Large Hadron Collider in CERN, Switzerland has provided evidence for the near fifty year old theory of the standard model of modern physics.  The Higgs Boson particle is also known as the  God…
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With such a general question, the answer is an obvious yes. Time travel is physically possible, at least as far as we understand physics right now, so there’s no reason why it wouldn’t be possible in the future. A more…
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While most people have some idea what matter is, the may not have any idea what antimatter is. Antimatter may sound like science fiction, perhaps because the word has been used frequently in science fiction, but it is in fact…
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