Ten Inventions We Could Do Without? Recently, I read an interesting article written by Marilyn Vos Savant. For those of you unfamiliar with Vos Savant, she is credited as having one of the highest IQ’s in the United States and…
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For thousands of years, mankind has been looking at the sky. It is awe inspiring, mysterious, beautiful and full of the unexplained. UFOs are technically, Unidentified Flying Objects, and there have been a lot of things in the history of…
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This article aims to warn you about the dangers of “page 5” girls. It’s what the papers should have, but never did, tell you about flicking to that notorious (but now extinct) section of your weekly tabloid. Firstly though, how…
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If you pay attention to science, or more commonly science fiction then you are likely to hear the concept of nanotechnology mentioned on occasion and there is good reason that these are talked about a lot. The possibilities of nanotechnology…
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The Nobel Prize established by Alfred Nobel, the inventor of dynamite, and first awarded in 1901, is the ultimate reward of achievement in areas of chemistry, literature, medicine or physiology, physics and peace. The Nobel Prize awarded annually, has quite…
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The Nobel Prizes are the most prestigious global awards in the areas in which they are awarded – Peace, Physics, Chemistry, Medicine, Literature, and, since 1969, Economics. Each year, new Nobel Prize winners are chosen through a rigorous review process…
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Following the successful launch of Sputnik ,about half a century ago, our space program has dramatically evolved . Landing on the moon, discovering signs of life on Mars and now an international space station providing a permanent human presence in…
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This in its own right is not a science fair experiment, but let’s just take a look as if it were one. We have this organization known as N.A.S.A. It seems we are still using what some believe is a…
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This is one simple answer to this: no, it is not. There are several reason for this, but mainly astrology it is not based on facts and does not accept facts that disproved it.There are a lot of argument about…
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Josiah Wedgwood (1730-1795) invented industrialized pottery in England. However, he is much better-remembered for his role in the slavery abolition movement, as well as for being the grandfather of the creator of the theory of evolution, Charles Darwin. Wedgwood first…
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