Spiral Universe

As we know most of the things we humans learn are by mainly active experimentation or passive observation. Imagination is also one way of learning. For example in physics the first structure of atom was first imagine by a scientist but then that keep on changing . What is active experimentation ? it is when you yourself do some thing new ,which is new to you. that is basically active experimentation. what is passive observation ? passive observation is when you see or observe something happening…

For devices on Nano scale classical physics usually cannot explain transmission of electron through the insulating barrier with higher potential energy than kinetic energy of the tunnelling electrons and in this case the Heisenberg’s uncertainty principle takes place. Barrier penetration can be explained from Heisenberg’s uncertainty principle: If we were to say a particle cannot enter a barrier, we would actually say this particle is not there, i.e. its position uncertainty is Δx = 0 in the…

Dear US Geological Survey, I think that you should accept Alfred Wegener’s Theory of Continental Drift. There is a large amount of realistic evidence to prove that this theory did occur. Wegener’s theory is that all seven continents were once joined into a supercontinent called Pangaea. He believes that after continents were in that supercontinent, they gradually moved apart over more than a hundred years ago and will continue to move in the future. This Theory of Continental Drift is supported…

that by the time you get my letter, It may be too late. As you know, the galactic post office takes 1,000,000 years to deliver to distant galaxies. And since you all are getting further away, I am sorry if the letter does not reach you in time. The universe is changing. In fact, galaxies are moving apart at an ever increasing rate. The gravitational attraction between two galaxies at that distance is too small to have a significant effect, so the galaxies more or less follow the general flow of…

theoretical aspect as well, speculating about the Universe's size, structure and nature, and about everything that the Universe encompassed. Indeed, the Greeks were masters of this art, and their work that has passed down has helped many astronomers that succeeded them to make new discoveries. Pre-Scientific Views of the Universe Before the natural philosophers taught about the Universe, most of the ancient Greeks believed that the world was…

In the script, Justin Hurley will be referred to as JH and crusty uncle will be referred to CU. CU: I just don’t get it! It makes no sense to me that climate change is real and I’m very skeptical of all this climate change nonsense. I mean if you think about it, there’s no way we can be sure climate change is real, and it’s probably all made up by Obama to get more of my tax dollars! Humans also had no part in it no matter what the scientists on MSNBC say! JH: Woah crusty uncle calm down,…

Response to McCloskey’s Article Shamyra Thompson Liberty University Introduction In the short article On Being an Atheist, H.J. McCloskey discusses several arguments pertaining to the whether or no there is a God and what one believes to be evil. McCloskey also refers to the arguments as “proof” as well as implied several times that they can’t define or establish the existence of God. In the light of Foreman’s comments in regards to the question of…

Fate: Discussing the Extent and Purpose of Free Will in Oedipus One of the most multisided philosophical debates can be sparked simply by asking "Are we free?" It's a question that we've been grappling for thousands of years. Sophocles uses Oedipus to ask questions about fate, free will, and how they can possibly exist together. In ancient Greek, the word for fate was Moira, defined by Homer as an impersonal power and sometimes makes its functions interchangeable with those of the Olympian gods.…

Looking on a general perspective, we all are specially-crafted and abled creatures that reside in every nook and corner of this enormously distributed earth. Concrete existence of life through all these million years of our primitive brothers have confirmed fixed prospects of survival and resource-availabilty in the world. This clearly indicates that all of our basic needs are similar to one another. They include, finding food, shelter and clothing which is genetically hardwired into our…

The basis of this theory is that everything in the universe and around us is relative. Among everyday life, relativity is used, including the use of GPS navigational systems and communication networks. Relativity is an advanced development which may not affect day to day life in terms of being able to do…