Factual Dimensions and Snowflakes
Fractals are often viewed as self-similar shapes. That is, a geometrical shape that repeats itself regardless of how much an spectator zooms into the shape.
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Is it Time to Switch to the Metric System?
Why hasn’t the U.S made the switch to the metric system?
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Parker Space Probe begins Seven Year Journey
The Parker Solar Space Program has begun its seven year mission to explore the Sun.
A Crash Course in Quantum Mechanics: Schrödinger’s Cat
In this article, I explain Erwin Schrödinger’s famous thought experiment, why it was created, and why it is relevant.
Amazing Discoveries made by Lesser Known Scientists
Learn about three amazing scientific discoveries made by lesser known people.
A Crash Course in Quantum Mechanics: The Double-Slit Experiment
An introduction to some fundamental concepts of quantum mechanics and an explanation of the original and modern double-slit experiment.
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Debunking Climate Change Myths: Part 1
Scientists have observed the weather and climate since the dawn of time to collate an extraordinary understanding of how ourContinue Reading
14 Hours of Math: My Thoughts on the M^3 Challenge
See my thoughts on a challenge that requires you to do math for 14 hours!
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The Problems (and Possible Solutions) for Long Distance Space Travel
The idea of travelling amongst the stars is often romanticized in science fiction and pop culture. Star Trek,Continue Reading
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The Science of Color (Part 2): Why Objects Have “Color”
Why do we see color? Does color truly exist? It’s more complex than you might think.
