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Antimatter: Why It Exists and Where It Went — Searching for the Cosmic Mystery
What Is Antimatter? Antimatter is made of antiparticles, which are counterparts to ordinary particles but with opposite properties.
By shahkar jalal2 months ago in Education
Read Across the States
During the month of March, we had a literacy night at my school. This year it was scheduled for March 14 (aka Pie Day) so the rooms were almost split between reading and mathematics. In the library, I decided to do a “Read Across the States” activity.
By Reb Kreyling2 months ago in Education
Best Laptop for Cyber Security
Cyber security isn’t just a career, it’s a battlefield. And in this fight, your laptop is your most powerful weapon. If you’re a student learning the craft, or a professional protecting networks, you need a machine built for speed, security, and reliability.
By Tab Delite2 months ago in Education
Could the Universe Be Finite? Searching for the Cosmic Edge
What Does “Finite Universe” Really Mean? At first glance, a finite universe sounds simple: a universe with a definite size. But in cosmology, finite does not necessarily mean having walls or edges like a box.
By shahkar jalal2 months ago in Education
The Physics of Gravity: Is It a Force or Geometry?
What Is Gravity? A Simple Definition At its most basic level, gravity is the phenomenon by which mass and energy influence motion. Any object with mass attracts other objects with mass. The larger the mass, the stronger the effect.
By shahkar jalal2 months ago in Education
Why Are Neutrinos Called “Ghost Particles”?
What Are Neutrinos? Neutrinos are subatomic particles that belong to the family of elementary particles, meaning they are not made of smaller components (as far as we know).
By shahkar jalal2 months ago in Education
Why We Forget 90% of What We Study — And How to Fix It
Most of us have experienced it. You study for hours. You highlight pages. You feel confident walking into the exam. And then—days or weeks later—it’s gone.
By Waqas Ahmad2 months ago in Education
How Does the Universe End? 5 Scientific Scenarios (Explained)
1. Big Freeze (Heat Death): The Most Likely Ending What Is the Big Freeze? The Big Freeze, also known as Heat Death, is currently the most widely accepted scientific theory for the fate of the universe. According to this scenario, the universe continues expanding forever — but that expansion eventually leads to a cold, dark, and lifeless cosmos.
By shahkar jalal2 months ago in Education
Quantum Computers: How They Break Traditional Rules
What Is a Quantum Computer? A quantum computer is a machine that uses quantum mechanics—the physics of atoms and particles—to process information.
By shahkar jalal2 months ago in Education
How Do Gravitational Waves Work?
What Are Gravitational Waves? In simple words: Gravitational waves are ripples that stretch and squeeze space itself, created by massive objects moving or colliding.
By shahkar jalal2 months ago in Education
The Medical Profession and Hypnosis
Do you know we live in a hypnotic world, and that most people are unaware they are already hypnotised? It is because most people do not understand hypnosis, and their only knowledge comes from watching stage hypnosis. Even the mighty medical profession is uncomfortable whenever I use the word 'hypnosis'. They do not understand hypnosis. They put labels on people with mental illness and treat them symptomatically without understanding how mental illness results from negative self-hypnosis.
By Mal Mohanlal2 months ago in Education
Two Things I Never Did as a Teacher
I was a teacher in the classroom for over 60 years, teaching hundreds of high school, college, and seminary students. Unlike many other teachers, there are two things I never did.
By Margaret Minnicks2 months ago in Education