As I mentioned in my previous article, "The Consequences of the Discovery of Gravitational Waves – 2 – Quantum Fields, the Higgs Field, and Inflation Theory," I made a note to myself that I needed to write an article about the grand unified theory, or unified field theory, since there were no detailed resources available. Now, it's time to write this article. To do this, we actually need to go back a bit. Every […]
Ten years ago, on July 1, 2004, the Cassini spacecraft's main engines disconnected and separated. At that moment, when the rockets ceased firing and separated, Cassini achieved a milestone for humanity: it became the first spacecraft to orbit Saturn. We can't say enough about Cassini. Its discoveries are truly inscribed in golden letters in human history. Today marks the 10th anniversary of its entry into Saturn's orbit.
In 2012, CERN researchers confirmed the existence of the Higgs boson. The Higgs boson is one of the most important yet unexplored parts of the Standard Model of the particle puzzle. In fact, if the Higgs boson didn't exist, mass in the Standard Model would be impossible. It is the Higgs boson that gives particles mass in the Higgs field. For more detailed information: Higgs Boson, What is the Higgs Field? Robert Hogan and Malcolm […] from King's College London
Do you know why astronomy is the most beautiful of all sciences? Because no other branch of science is so diverse and expansive that even those unfamiliar with science from all over the world participate. The scope of astronomy is so rich and expansive (due to the vastness of the universe) that the work of scientists alone is insufficient. It is the result of the efforts of a large family of amateur astronomers from all over the world […]
A team of astronomers from Canada and the United States used the ALMA telescope to understand the relationship between O-type stars and protostars in the Orion nebula. Their data show that the gas cloud surrounding the O-type stars, which is within 0.1 light-years (approximately 1 trillion km) of the star, is swept away within a few million years before planets can form. Protostars Protostars are massive […]
You might have heard of it before. NASA announced a while ago that it had begun work on warp technology for space travel. If I recall correctly, they estimated a timeframe of around 100 years to build a warp engine. My first question was how they would meet the energy requirements for something like a warp engine. After all, it would require an energy requirement equal to the mass of Jupiter. NASA's warp […]
