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Digital Signature Imperative Information Technology Age

Digital Signatures are for digitally signing electronic documents for authentication. The definition is easy to fathom, but the cryptology behind the method is difficult to grasp

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Learn from the Pandemic: What Looms That Requires Preparation

What else will happen? Some things are possible to foresee to an extent, and we can determine expected consequences.

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Is Science Consistent with Religion?

In some cases the conflict is real, yet in others there is harmonious accord. Which is the case often depends on the religion.

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Addition and Subtraction

The operations of addition and subtraction are not difficult for those who practice them regularly.

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Search for Life in Our Solar System

Life in our solar system other than on earth would a major find, and there are but a handful of places we might search, but it is unlikely it will be complex life.

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Archimedes(c. 287 BC – c. 212 BC): Birth, Life, Mathematician, the Works, Inventions

The ability to observe what happens, to understand what is observed, and to use the information to discover new ideas is the mark of the scientist.

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Aristotle the Scientist and His contribution to science

"If I had my way, I should burn all the books of Aristotle, for the.study of them can lead to a loss of time, produce error, and increase ignorance."

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Robert Boyle (1627-1691) : The man

How would you feel if you ever meet Robert Boyle? Discover the life and works of one of sciences greatest names that ever lived on this earth.

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Lazarus Syndrome-- When the Dead Come Back to Life

An unresponsive patient's heart begins to beat several hours after failed CPR. Does this phenomenon have a scientific explanation behind it or is it simply another chance at life?

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Did the FBI Confiscate Nikola Tesla's Papers?

A brilliant physicist, prolific inventor and a true genius Nikola Tesla developed a 'death ray'. Did the FBI confiscate those designs the day after he died?

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The Arcane Theory of Parallel Universe

The Cosmos or Space is a home to parallel universes stretching beyond our imagination. Here is an attempt to demystify the theory of parallel universe in simple words.

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Lise Meitner: The Neglected Woman Scientist Who Discovered Nuclear Fission

Though she could not enjoy the honor she deserved, Lise Meitner was the original discoverer of nuclear fission.

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Book Review: The Cambridge Photographic Moon Atlas by Alan Chu, Wolfgang Paech and Mario Weigand

The Cambridge Photographic Moon Atlas by Alan Chu, Wolfgang Paech, and Mario Weigand describes near-side craters, mountains, rilles, seas and valleys in Storm Dunlop's translation.

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Book Review: Hubble's Universe: Greatest Discoveries and Latest Images by Terence Dickinson

Hubble's Universe by Terence Dickinson gives readers the most photogenic of 1,000,000+ images of 38,000+ celestial objects tracked by the world-famous Hubble Space Telescope.

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Book Review: Pearls of the Southern Skies by Dieter Willasch and Auke Slotegraaf

Pearls of the Southern Skies by Dieter Willasch and Auke Slotegraaf uses images and text to tell which southern hemisphere season best shows each of 71 beautiful deep-sky objects.

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We are always wrong

Nobody's perfect. In fact we are never correct. It's the foundation of science.

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The Secret Life of Snowflakes

The beautiful snowflakes are born in winter snow and live for a short time. Discover the short and secret life of snowflakes through this article.

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Emerald Sea Slugs (Elysia chlorotica) and Chloroplasts From Yellow Green Algae (Vaucheria litorea)

Chlorophyll colors plants green. Sunlight directs it to turn plants into animal food. Sea slugs end up appearing leafy and feeding themselves by taking chloroplasts from algae.

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