‘A Brief History of Time’ is the most popular science book available in the world today for the study of the universe, which has sold over one million copies. Stephen Hawking is a wheelchair-bound physicist. Although he suffered from dementia during his studies, his intelligence could not be prevented from performing miracles. But to the…
August 30, marked the 150th birthday of Ernst Rutherford, the founder of nuclear physics. Ernst Rutherford was born in New Zealand on August 30, 1871, the son of farmer James Rutherford and Martha Thompson, and died in Cambridge on October 19, 1937. Wife: Mary Newton. Daughter: Eileen. Eileen’s husband is the famous physicist RH Fowler….
The first person to say that hydrogen and helium are the most abundant of the stars in the universe was the one who got the astronomy phd for this subject. The stars can be classified according to their brightness. She became a professor at Harvard University and later chairman of the Department of Astronomy, and…
Pegasus is a constellation near Pisces. 51 Pegasi is a star that is barely visible to the naked eye. It is about 50 light-years from Earth. That is, when we see that star, we see light that traveled five decades ago. Michel Mayor and Didier Queloz, researchers at the University of Geneva in Switzerland, who…
July 23 is the birthday of the famous astronomer Vera Rubin, who helped us realize that the universe that is possible is only a small part of the real universe. You may have heard of Dark Matter; Especially since most of the universe is used by stakeholders to distort science as something we cannot understand….
Everything in the universe is based on certain laws. One such law regarding black holes was discovered in 1971 by the British physicist Stephen Hawking. One prediction according to this theory is that the area of the event horizon of black holes will never decrease. Furthermore, the event horizon area of another black hole formed…
