Project Greenglow Leads to More Promising Ideas of Gravity Control This BBC News article on Project Greenglow is also covered in the BBC Horizon TV Show Series 52 episode 2 titled “Project Greenglow: The Quest for Gravity Control (2016)”. Project Greenglow was a project financed by an Aerospace company and spearheaded by Dr. Ron Evans […]
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Interest in the field of science that may have something to do with Taming Gravity!
Taming Gravity Followup
“It could change everything.” Dr. Ning Li said this in response to the Discover magazine interviewer about her prototyped A/C Gravity disk back in 1999, 20 years ago! So what has happened to Dr. Ning Li and her research on artificially making gravity since then? This is a follow-up to the Taming Gravity Review regarding the work of […]
The Threat to Space Travel That No One’s Talking About
Space junk has become an increased danger to spacecraft seeing as there is over 7500 tons of it orbiting the earth as we speak. Space junk can be anything from old satellites, parts of old spacecrafts, and odd nuts and bolts from larger pieces that have broken up over time. Scientists in the European Union […]
INTERSTELLAR TRAVEL – Documentary
Interstellar travel for humans is still in the future but we hope to do it someday. Science fiction often features it because it fascinates us so much. We want to go to different solar systems to see if there is intelligent life anywhere or if there is a planet humans would be able to colonize. […]
Quick rundown: Solar system and Universe beyond
Our solar system consists of the earth and the other seven planets. There is also the sun, many asteroids, moons, and other space objects. We study it but also look at the universe beyond it. There are other galaxies out there and we like to see if any planets look like they could support life. […]
Michio KaKu – Current News
The City University of New York discusses how the world of science impacts society every week. This week: there is fear of nuclear confrontation from North Korea, the up-and-coming eclipse has been actively sparking interest nationwide, and some facts still unknown about the sun such as coronal mass discharges are explored. Classified reports from the […]
Antimatter Propulsion: The Future of Interstellar Travel?
Introduction to Antimatter Propulsion What is Antimatter? Antimatter is a form of matter that is composed of antiparticles, which have the same mass as particles of ordinary matter but opposite charges. For instance, the antiparticle of an electron is a positron, which carries a positive charge instead of a negative one. When antimatter comes […]
Wormholes and Space-Time Bridges
Blackholes and wormholes are natural occurrences in space that humans have come to understand through math. Blackholes are created with an intense power of gravity at its center. To an object moving into a blackhole the force of gravity would feel very intense, however to an observer the object would approach a blackhole and eventually […]
Googolplex and Quantum Twins
I believe the purpose of the video is to express the idea of a quantum twin. It opens on a brief summary of what exactly a googolplex is. A googolplex is commonly used term in quantum mechanics, and is ten to the tenth power to the hundredth power. It’s a number that exceeds the number […]
The Future of Planetary Exploration: Advancements in Robotic Rovers
Introduction Overview of Planetary Exploration Planetary exploration has always been a cornerstone of human curiosity and scientific endeavor. From the early days of gazing at the stars to the modern era of sophisticated space missions, our quest to understand the cosmos has driven technological advancements and expanded our knowledge of the universe. The exploration […]
