Nanotechnology, the science of manipulating matter on an atomic and molecular scale, has revolutionized numerous industries, from healthcare to electronics. Its potential to transform our daily lives is immense, but the question arises: how much of this groundbreaking technology is truly accessible to the public? The answer lies at the intersection of innovation, commercialization, and…
Space Exploration Technologies Corp., better known as SpaceX, has redefined humanity’s approach to space exploration. Founded in 2002 by entrepreneur Elon Musk, SpaceX was born out of a vision to make space travel more affordable, sustainable, and accessible, ultimately aiming to enable the colonization of Mars. From its modest beginnings to becoming a global leader…
With the rise of renewable energy, offshore wind farms are becoming a common sight along coastlines around the world. Wind turbines provide an alternative to fossil fuels, harnessing the natural power of the wind to generate clean energy. However, questions have arisen regarding the impact of these structures on marine life, particularly on large marine…
As concerns about climate change and air pollution continue to grow, industries and governments are exploring cleaner alternatives to fossil fuels. One fuel that has recently gained attention is methanol, a simple alcohol-based compound that could offer a more sustainable alternative to diesel. Methanol, already used in a variety of industries, is being promoted as…
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has revolutionized many aspects of modern life, from automating mundane tasks to enabling new levels of innovation in industries such as healthcare, finance, and transportation. As AI technologies grow more sophisticated, a question that has captured the attention of scientists, ethicists, and the general public alike is: Can AI replace humans in…
The International Space Station is a laboratory perpetually suspended 250 miles above the surface of the Earth. Existing in a state of free-fall, it largely negates the effects of gravity for everyone and everything aboard. For this reason, the research performed there can’t be conducted on Earth. The ISS has been around for 20 years…
How fascinating it is to keep the majestic celestial bodies in space in front of your eyes? One can have this beautiful experience by simply buying a telescope. Astronomy has always been one of the greatest subjects and telescopes play a vital role in this study. In addition to adults, kids can also increase their…
An average consumer does not dive into the details of how his/her devices run. Although they use it every day, such people don’t understand how that particular technology works. This lack of knowledge gives way to tech myths, and we have to agree that some of them are very convincing. A myth usually exists to…
Celestron is well-known in the telescope market for more than 50 years now. They provide a wide range of telescopes to cater to everyone’s needs. The model that we are covering in this article is the top of the line 127mm aperture variant telescope. The Celestron PowerSeeker 127EQ is generally regarded as a good beginner…
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NASA celebrated the 30th birthday of HST by releasing another gem of an image from interstellar space. Historical Background of Hubble Space Telescope Hubble is named after an American astronomer, Edwin P. Hubble. He made important discoveries in the early 1900s and is often called the “Pioneer of the Distant Stars”. He was the one…
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Space exploration is one of the hottest topics in the scientific world (for quite some time now) and claims like those of Elon Musk, CEO of SpaceX, have certainly increased the interest of people in space travel. He aims to send a manned mission to Mars in 2030s which would be an extraordinary feat to…
The modern-day weaponry is certainly the most dangerous invention of technology. Advanced nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles have taken military technologies to a level which was way beyond imagination, a few decades ago. The impact of this advancement is clearly evident from the defense policies of all the major nations. Each of these countries is…
It is a common aspiration these days that robots and Artificial Intelligence (AI) are going to take over the world in the coming years. Having said that, you may find it surprising that these technologies are already performing the jobs that were associated with them in the distant future. According to some scientists, some of…
The rapid advancement of technology has enabled humanity to incorporate ease and comfort in aspects of our lives. Having said that, all the inventions have some drawbacks and spying is surely the most dangerous outcome of our unlimited dependence on technology. This vicious cycle of breaching people’s privacy is spread across the globe as intelligence…
Quantum Computers are the most powerful computers in existence that can perform extremely complex calculations, which are beyond the ability of traditional supercomputers. The technology of Quantum computing is based on the principles of quantum theory, which explains the nature of energy and matter on the atomic and subatomic level. It relies on some mind-bending…
What will it feel like if we are able to mold the light pulses in whatever way we want? Scientists have figured out a novel way to do so. Researchers from the University of Maryland and the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) joined forces with each other to come up with a compact…
Laser guide stars can help segmented space telescopes to explore the distant exoplanetary systems. The idea of finding a habitat for humanity, other than the Earth, has grown rapidly in recent years. Astronomers have found thousands (about 4,000) of confirmed exoplanets in different parts of the universe. In addition to that, there is an abundance…