π is Four and Circles are Square
Pi is 3. Pi is 4. Pi is infinitely many values, because there are infinitely many geometries.
Author: Jacquelyn Grimes
Fractals: The Beauty of Repetition
From complex math problems to the coast of Britain, fractals show up everywhere.
Innovating Nuclear Energy (Part 2)
Nuclear energy could have an impact in the future, but only with reform.
Sudden Death Mosquitoes Could Save Lives
Genetically modified mosquitoes could be the key to ending the Zika virus and dengue fever.
Bringing Silence to New Levels: The World’s Quietest Room
In the quietest room on earth, you will hear nothing but yourself.
Effects of Alcohol on Teenage Brains
With shows like Riverdale, Thirteen Reasons Why, and Pretty Little Liars showcasing underage drinking, it has become fairly normalized.
Innovating Nuclear Energy (Part 1)
Nuclear energy: a concept born with the nuclear bomb and kept alive with the hope of cleaner energy. It’s not as safe as scientists would like, and it’s not foolproof.
Supersymmetry: A Hope for the Standard Model
On how the Supersymmetry theory could change the world of particle physics.
