Quantum gravity

The Uncertainty of Impermanence For as long as I can remember, I have never really been able to sympathize with religion. The ideas presented were often too far-fetched or otherwise outlandish for me to appreciate. I have always been more for the sciences. This is not to say that the two cannot coexist, rather that the systematic nature of science has always appealed to me far more than the more ethereal nature of religious thought has. That being said, now that I have learned a bit more about…

“WE ARE one year into my presidency, and it’s time to finally admit that I am absolutely crushing it.” So proclaims animated President Trump to open the premiere of “Our Cartoon President,” Showtime’s half-hour comedy, created by Stephen Colbert and his “Late Show” executive producer Chris Licht, that kicks off a 10-episode run Sunday. The “satirical view of the president, his family and his inner circle when the cameras are off,” as Licht describes it, was born out of the writers thinking…

force/energy that takes up around 70% of the universe. Sure, you look up and see billions of stars, but there's also the space between those stars and the effect it has on them that puzzles scientists. It's said to have an unknown repulsive force on gravity, and may also theoretically be causing the universe to expand. Do…

Human society is inching ever closer to a reality in which we must coexist with intelligences of our own making. Many technological advances must be made before approaching that point, and we will not truly know the nature of this intelligence until after it has been created, however, we can begin the necessary conversations, legal, and societal reforms so humanity is prepared for when AI enters our lives. Consciousnesses is an metaphysical attribute that we assign ourselves, our fellow humans…

Plato once said, “Astronomy compels the soul to look upwards and leads us from this world into another.” Obviously, astronomy has always been an interest to mankind. We look up into the night sky and feel an urge, something pulling us towards the stars. Many people have been influential in discoveries involving the stars and the planets beyond. From Galileo Galilei to Stephen Hawking, we have learned and discovered amazing things about the universe, and in recent discoveries we have wondered if…

Existence of God The argument about Gods existence is one of the most exploited subjects among different scholars and philosophers in the world. It is a question that most people have been defeated to tackle in the sense that, no significant evidence has been set to dispute or acknowledge the fact that God exists. In this context, it is still an ongoing process, and therefore different people have set different explanations. To most individuals and religious groups in the world, the existence…

role of a parent is to raise a child in the best environment and to raise them to make an honest living, but that is becoming increasingly difficult as our society and culture rapidly changes. Stephen Hawking, a famous physicist in the field of quantum gravity recently said that the next 100 years will determine the destination and the fate of humanity, because of the rapid advances in technology and weaponry, which leaves this next generation of children as debatably the most important…

severly messed up his respitiory system. How He Became Famous Stephen hawking, the world-renowned British theoretical physicist, became famous because all of his work with black holes. He has also became famous with general relativity and quantum gravity theory. Stephen has also published many best selling books, his most famous is called, ''A Brief History of Time''. Stephen Hawking's Impact on Science and us The Inspiration Stephen Hawking should be an inspiration…

about creation science’s tentativeness and admits that some of its claims are not held tentatively. Laudan then goes on to explain how many working scientists do the same thing. He supports his claim by listing examples, such as scientists working on quantum mechanics lacking tentativeness toward the uncertainty principle. He provides a few examples while making the claim that not all scientists do not hold their core beliefs tentatively. Ruse responds to Laudan but doesn’t fully disagree. Ruse…

There are 30,000 people in the United States that currently have ALS. That's more than 5,600 people a day. Morrie Schwartz was a college professor who was diagnosed with ALS (Lou Gehrigs Disease). Mitch Albom who was Morrie’s favorite had a special bond with Morrie like no student and professor has had before. Mitch promised Morrie when he graduated he would spend time with Morrie but after he did graduated he didn't see Morrie for sixteen years. The way that Mitch Albom showed love to Morrie…