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Neutron Stars… Underrated Objects in our Universe

The Universe The universe contains objects that are so amazing and exotic that it's hard for our human brains to comprehend. There are extremely giant structures of galaxies and matter, billions of Continue Reading

Quantum Computing… Advancing the Limits of Computer Technology

In the past few decades, computer technology has grown and is continuing to grow at an exponential rate. Humans went from counting with their fingers just 200 thousand years ago to building machines Continue Reading

Charles Darwin (Reverse Finkbeiner challenge)

I just became aware of the Finkbeiner test the past week, and I thought that doing a reverse Finkbeiner test would be fun. I think that a reverse Finkbeiner test can demonstrate the absurdity of Continue Reading

Beauty-the average face

There are many different standards of beauty. Do large eyes make a person pretty? Or is it high cheekbones that make a person pretty? I have always been fascinated by how stunning some people look, Continue Reading

Why Does Our Brain Enjoy Music?

Grand Piano, (c) Mdf, CC BY-SA 3.0 You've had a stressful day. You're lying in bed and you start playing music from Spotify. Suddenly, you feeling better. You love this song. The song that makes Continue Reading

Edwin Hubble- Reverse Finkbeiner Test

Edwin Hubble  (c) Mdf, CC BY-SA 3.0 Edwin Hubble, whom I classify as one of the greatest scientists, was best known as a male astronomer. During the 1920's, Hubble was the first man to show Continue Reading

The Thrill of Spending

Dollar Currency Money(c) Mdf,CC BY-SA 3.0  During the Christmas season, I would be guilty of shopping and spending a lot of money. As a teenage girl, one of my favourite places are huge shopping Continue Reading

Blue Blood and Radioactive Food

Scientific misconceptions surround us everyday. They affect the ways we see things and can only be proven wrong through scientific discoveries. These misconceptions could be present because other Continue Reading

Albert Einstein – Reverse Finkbeiner Challenge

Albert Einstein was born on March 14, 1879 to Hermann Einstein and Pauline Koch, in Ulm, Germany. Growing up he attended elementary and secondary school in Munich. As a student, he did particularity Continue Reading

Scientific Rewind

Over the past year many amazing scientific discoveries have taken place. We got a step closer to sending humans to mars with the discovery of water on the Red Planet. To go along with the discovery of Continue Reading

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