The Casimir Effect
The Casimir effect is a weak force, usually attractive, that acts between two neutral surfaces in close proximity to each other.
The existence of this force was predicted
Galactic Super-Waves
When studying the ice core measurements of Greenland and the Antarctic, we notice an interesting pattern. Earth’s climate appears to repeat in great cycles of about 120.000 years.
Extraterrestrials
The Tardigrade is a microscopic eight-legged creature capable of surviving the vacuum of space. They are found everywhere: from mountain tops to the deep sea and
Newton’s Cradle
The strict particle model presented in my book on physics makes no distinction between the quantum level and macro level when it comes to motion.
For example
The Weight of the Proton
The proton has been measured and found lacking in weight. The difference between the expected weight and the measured weight was a full three
Three Energy Levels at the Subatomic
Detectable photons and neutrinos travel in straight lines. They do not interact much with each other and are largely unaffected by electromagnetic
The Eye of the Sahara
Africa has an eye that stares into space, complete with a dark pupil and blue iris. It is located in western Sahara, in the country of Mauritania. Its official name is
The Size of Phaeton
The total mass of the asteroid belt is approximately 4% that of our Moon, or 22% that of Pluto, and roughly twice that of Pluto’s moon Charon (whose diameter is
The Receding Moon
Our Moon is receding from us by about 3.8 cm a year. The conventional explanation for this is that the energy required to produce the tides of the Earth’s oceans translates into
The Twist of the Birkeland Current
Everywhere we look in the world around us, we find spiraling patterns. The shell of the Nautilus is often used as a symbol for this. The double helix