The photo was taken during Einstein’s 72nd birthday on March 14, 1951 AD, after photojournalist “Arthur Sasse” asked Einstein to smile at the camera to take a picture, but he chose instead of a wide smile, and took out his tongue with the intention of sabotaging the picture, he was bored and did not want…
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…
His childhood can still be seen outside his home. Isaac Newton was born 378 years ago. So how old is this apple tree? A healthy, well-maintained apple tree can live an average of 50 to 80 years. However, very small apple trees have been reported to have lived for more than a century. Authorities made…
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
It is no wonder that Stephen William Hawking, the genius who discovered the secrets of the universe that amazed the whole world for 55 long years in a wheelchair despite being exhausted all over his body, is called a superhero. The machines read the scientific secrets he told from the small moving cheekbones, even though…
Caroline Herschel (1750-1848) was a German-born astronomer who discovered the largest number of comets. Carolyn, the sister of the famous astronomer William Herschel, was shocked to see his brother William’s night star observations. In 1828 he was awarded the Gold Medal of the Royal Astronomical Society. Carolina was the first scientist in England to receive…
Ice shelves are one of the many specialties of Antarctica. Ice shelves are giant ice sheets that lie on the shore. They are formed by glaciers that extend from land to lakes. Biodiversity is rare here as it experiences constant minus temperatures. James Smith, a geologist at the British Antarctic Survey, once came to the…
Ganymede can be described as the king of the moons. This is because it is the largest of the moons in the Solar System. What’s more, it’s larger than the smallest planet, Mercury. But since it does not orbit the sun, it does not have the glory of a planet. Ganymede, Jupiter’s seventh moon, is…
It would seem unbelievable to say that radioactive radiation is emitted from the body even years after death. But Marie Curie, a scientific genius, shocked scientists posthumously with her life as a gift. Sixty years after the remains of Marie Curie, who died in 1934, were exhumed in 1995, radioactive radiation was still intense. If…
ISRO, India’s space agency, is preparing for a new experiment. The goal is to create a spacecraft that can take man to the depths of the ocean. That is, the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) mission has revealed in Parliament that it is developing a special sphere to send man into the ocean at a…
