Author: Daniel Tom

Could there be life on Saturn’s moon Enceladus? This icy world may be small (1/7 the size of our moon), but it has a global ocean of water beneath its outer ice crust. In fact, NASA’s Cassini spacecraft analyzed some of that water by flying through and sampling the moon’s water-vapor plumes. Those plumes originate…

Tooth fossils dating back 9.7 million years were recently discovered. Now, a German politician says this find could rewrite human history. In Germany, on the banks of the river Rhine, in a town known as Eppelsheim, a team of scientists made an expedition where fossil teeth were found. According to an analysis made by archaeologists,…

Welcome back to Military Innovation for a feature on the U-2 aerial reconnaissance aircraft, which was built in the 1950s to climb above 60,000ft to avoid detection of competitors. Navy/U.S. Air National Guard, Derivative Work from Daily Aviation Clipart: U.S. Air Force With other existing technologies such as satellite, drones and stealth air jet.  …

The 5 Best Aircraft Carriers Of All Time (As Told By A Professor from the US Naval ധąɾ College) – Anyone who’s tried to compare one piece of kit—ships, aircraft, ωεɑρσռry of various types—to another will testify to how hard this chore is. Ranking aircraft carriers is no exception. Consulting the pages of Jane’s Fighting Ships or Combat Fleets of…

The USS Gerald R. Ford, capable of carrying over 75 aircraft, is the largest aircraft carrier in the world. The $13 Billion, 337m-long flagship aircraft carrier joined the United States Navy in 2017. Each of the ship in the Ford-class will save $4b in total ownership costs during its 50-year service life. An aircraft carrier is a…

This supercomputer simulation demonstrates one of the greatest powerful occasions in the universe: a pair of neutron stars striking, merging and creating a black hole. A neutron star is the dense core left behind when a star born with between eight and 30 times the sun’s mass detonates as a supernova. Neutron stars have about…

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Fast paced head-spinning, and informative, Greatest Ever is a top ten count down of the marvels of modern technology. You may not agree, but you’ll be grabbed and not let go as our picks are put through their paces in front of our cameras. Pilot one of the most unique fighter jets ever made in…

The speed of light is a universal physical constant that is important in many aspects of physics. Light travels at a continuous and finite speed of 186,000 miles per second. But did you have note that the speed of light can be manipulated? In 1999, Lene Hau, a physicist from Denmark, was the first to…

Sean Carroll is a physicist at Caltech. His research includes theoretical physics and astrophysics, especially cosmology, field theory, and gravitation. He has published several research papers dark matter and dark energy, modified gravity, violations of Lorentz invariance, extra dimensions, topological defects, cosmic microwave background anisotropies, causality violation, black holes, and the cosmological constant problem. He is…