Today, I share with you my own ghost story when I visited Luxor, Pennsylvania! Was it what I thought I saw? Was it real? Or was it science playing tricks on me? Because science can often debunk what we think we see!
In 1966, one fascinating word was presented in a paper in Europe, changing the study of friction and engineering. Ah, 1966! What a wonderful year! It was the year of the ATM patent, the first year of Medicaid, the year I was born, The Beatles album “Rubber Soul” was number one for six weeks, NASA’s Luna 9 became the first
Galois was murdered the early morning of May 30. He was only 22. For the brief years in which he practiced mathematics, his theories revolutionized the foundations of abstract algebra.
Foote was never acknowledged as a legitimate climate scientist. That is, until 2011, when Historian Ray Sorenson realized Foote was the first climate scientist to conduct this groundbreaking study, leading us to understand climate change and the steps we must take to save Mother Earth.
When Sofya Kovalevskaya obtained the position of full professor at Stockholm University, it was an exceptional accomplishment on behalf of women.
Tesla wanted to light up the world. And he did.
Some of us go through life with gnawing thoughts of “I always wanted to be a _________.” If the word “scientist” ends this sentence for you, but you feel that your goal is out of reach, think again. You can still become a scientist, even without a Ph.D. and even without a college education. Many individuals, called autodidacts, are active
What do the 2020 Mercedes-Benz AMG Project One, the McLaren Speedtail, the Lucid Air, the Hispano-Suiza Carmen Boulogne, the Delage D12, the Aria FXE, and the Aston Martin Valkyrie have in common with the Industrial Revolution?
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