Sunday Science: The Theory of Everything
I hope you guys are having a great Memorial Day weekend. I got so into creating Suzi’s new pages that I totally spaced it and forgot about Sunday Science! But […]
Sunday Science
Sunday Science: Warp Speed, Captain
Warp speed! The ability to travel faster than light has long been a staple of science fiction. But recent developments have some NASA scientists thinking that move great distances in […]
Sunday Science: M-Theory
Branes! And no, it’s not a new Zombie cereal knockoff. You know, like how they have Choco-Pebbles in the 50lb bags at the store? Anyhoo, Brane theory (short for Membrane […]
Sunday Science: Dude, where’s my jetpack?
Jetpacks. A long time staple of science fiction, and the true hallmark of the world of tomorrow. In the 50’s, everyone thought that the future would be full of the […]
Sunday Science: Gravity
I have always been fascinated by physics. Waaay back when, I was a freshman in college with dreams of being a gravitational astronomer working with LIGO. LIGO is the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory […]
Sunday Science: Cosmic rays
Cosmic rays. Where would the Fantastic Four be without them? So what is the real deal with cosmic rays? Cosmic rays are super tiny particles that slam into the Earth’s […]
Sunday Science: Galaxies
Galaxies. Now there is a BIG topic. The basic definition of a galaxy is a system of millions or billions of stars, together with gas and dust, held together by gravitational […]
Sunday Science: Wormholes
Wormholes. A staple of science fiction that is often used to explain how the characters are able to travel around the universe without having to go into a ton of […]
Sunday Science: Quasars
Quasars. Cool name ( and a cool Marvel super-hero back in the day) but what are they? Quasar stands for Quasi Stellar Object, and they are the brightest and most […]
Sunday Science: Red Stars
[vc_column width=”1/1″ el_position=”first last”] [/vc_column] [vc_column_text width=”1/1″ el_position=”first last”] Science! Just saying the word brings chills to the youth of today. I mean, how can science compete with “American Idle” […]