Physical Science

Robots are the new face of warfare according to reports stating that 2% of soldiers deployed in Afghanistan are non-human. Wired Magazine cites those reports, suggesting that the armed forces of the future are among us now. The war of…
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Inductors form the cornerstone of our technological world.  From the generation and transmission of electrical power in the United States to the design and manufacture of virtually every electronic device in wide use today, inductors are a key component What is an inductor? A…
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An astronomy guide gives information about the stars, planets, the Sun and Moon and how to view them. A good astronomy course covers telescopes and how they work. Also, timelapsed photos from space show distinct colors not seen by the…
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Does ‘time’ exist? Or is time, as we know it, man-made? Mankind, likes order, we like to know when to get up and when it is time to go to bed.. Our whole life is dominated by clocks – whether…
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Random Event Generators And The Global Consciousness Project The Global Consciousness Project utilizes random event generators (REGs) in an effort to tap a postulated human consciousness field that may encircle the Earth. The REGs have been operating in the background,…
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Leo, the Lion, is one of the twelve constellations of the Zodiac. It is one of the few constellations that actually resembles the object or animal for which it is named. In Greek mythology, Leo was identified as the Nemean…
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It’s just a matter of time! Okay, a matter of time, money and the extensive research of getting into space and being able to survive there for long, long periods of time. Yes, the human race will eventually colonize another…
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The four largest planets, Saturn, Jupiter, Uranus and Neptune, known collectively as the gas giants, all have spectacular ring systems. Their rings lie a plane around the planet and are variously composed of cosmic dust, water ice and organic materials….
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Most people have run into a beautiful photo of the extravagant rings of Saturn, large and visually pleasing. Saturn’s rings are in fact one of the only ways astronomers can get the general public to even show up on public…
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Forget expensive chemical rockets, exotic fuels, and atomic spaceships. Water can transport us all to the planets. Mars, Titan, the rings of Saturn and Asteroid Belt…all are accessible just by using good old H2O. So says Brian McConnell, a software…
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