π is Four and Circles are Square
Pi is 3. Pi is 4. Pi is infinitely many values, because there are infinitely many geometries.
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Fractals: The Beauty of Repetition
From complex math problems to the coast of Britain, fractals show up everywhere.
What is Mass Spectrometry and Why Is It Used?
Learn about Mass Spectrometry and its applications.
Telemedicine: The Dawn of Technology over Healthcare Practices
Software, healthcare companies, and providers are exploring upon how to further expand their services on the global network through the use of telecommunication.
Why Does The Trip Back Feel Shorter?
You’ve probably experienced this before: when returning from a round trip, like driving to Las Vegas versus driving back home from Las Vegas for example, the trip home felt shorter. What is the scientific basis for this though?
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Ways to Combat Procrastination
As a high school senior, I am all too familiar with the dangers of procrastination. Read on to learn how to avoid procrastination.
Optical Illusions: The Art of Deception
What exactly are optical illusions? The internet defines them as “something that deceives the eye by appearing to be other than it is”. Indeed, what we see is not necessarily what actually is. And here’s why.
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Optical Illusions: The Art of Deception
Perhaps you have heard of the highly common phrase “seeing is believing.” This aphorism generally means that the eye isContinue Reading
The Gateway to the Moon
The Lunar Orbital Platform-Gateway is a new concept on how to enhance humanity’s reach into the cosmos. The project focuses on lunar missions as well as preparation for future Mars missions.
Deja Vu’s Cousin: The Baader-Meinhof Phenomenon
Have you learned a word or concept or seen an item and then suddenly see it everywhere? You’re left with a sense of confusion as to why that thing is so much more common now. That concept right there is the Baader-Meinhof phenomenon. Like deja vu where you’ve seen something before but don’t know from what, the Baader-Meinhof phenomenon also experiences that but focuses more on how much more frequently you see that recurring thing.
