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What happens if a nuclear warhead is launched accidentally
The most deplorable scenario, of launching a nuclear weapon by mistake, isn’t a dramatical sequence of a Hollywood villain smashing a glass case and pressing a “red button”. It’s a
IceCube is the craziest telescope ft. Nobel Francis Halzen
When we think of astronomy, we think of looking up with various tools such as giant telescopes, refracting mirrors and space telescopes that points towards the never-ending expanse
2D: Experiment That Was Labeled “Impossible” Until Now
In the real word, any object you see, you feel, you touch is 3D, for example: a sheet of paper. Realistically 2D objects aka having only 2 dimensions, which are, length and width a
Martian rovers: the new golden age of planetary exploration
Humans have sent multiple missions to Mars, once they were able to venture to the Moon. Over the years many rovers have been sent to explore the Martian surface, which is a neighbo
The Lunar Landing is not a hoax: full evidence
On July 20, 1969 Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin stepped on the Moon marking a historic and remarkable achievement for mankind during the Apollo 11 mission by NASA. After this missi