When completed in 2029, the Giant Magellan Telescope (GMT) will be the world’s largest optical telescope capable of taking pictures of the universe with 10 times the resolution of the Hubble Telescope. It is being built at the Los Campanas Observatory in Chile at a cost of $ 1 billion. It has 7 primary mirrors…
The Internet, which comes directly from the satellite orbiting the earth … so to speak. In addition to Starlink, which is owned by Elon Musk, companies such as OneWeb and Project Kuiper have recently stepped into satellite internet service providers. Starting with the Telstar satellite developed by Bell Labs in 1962, several satellites have already…
Margaret Hamilton was the inventor of the on-board flight software for the first manned Apollo program in 1969. Program code files used by the Apollo Mission In 2016, President Barack Obama honored her with the Presidential Award
The image shows an obsolete, outdated nickel-hydrogen battery wrapped around a used battery and ejected into space by its robotic arms. During the previous multiple space walks, the old three batteries were replaced and a new lithium-ion battery was installed. This old battery-filled pallet (weight 2.9ton) will burn up and disappear on its own within…
The rocket launch will be on television but there will be very few who have not seen it. That leap of fire and smoke from the countdown was a beautiful sight. This refers to the Sound Suppression Water System (SSWS) found in the mobile rocket launch pads of NASA and SpaceX. waves) and heat. These…
The james webb telescope considered one of the greatest scientific endeavors of the 21st century. The largest space telescope ever conceived – just hours away from reaching orbit. The $ 10 billion rocket will launch from European Guiana on a European Ariane rocket in search of an end to darkness. The web is an extraordinary…
The toy was made in 1974 by Hungarian Erno Rubik, an architect and professor Erno Rubik. Then he realizes that this is a small toy that will help him increase his concentration, patience and intelligence. It took Erno Rubik himself months to solve the cube, which used different colors on six sides made of wood….
Atoms are the basic building blocks of all the materials we use today, to be more precise, “quarks”. That is, all we see today is a different combination of these works, Today we combine molecules (molecules combine to form whatever we mix) to make a product that always has the same result if the same…
the 1st commercially available Microprocessor. Arduino’s distant Ancestor !
Where does the electronic waste generated by the first world countries end up? Ghana, and exports to third world countries such as China, Nigeria, India, Vietnam and Pakistan. But most are sent to Ghana. With millions of tons of waste being exported each year, Ghana’s illicit e – waste trade is shaping up an economy…
