Astronomy
Today is March 14, and that means it's time to celebrate pi! Pi is defined by Wikipedia as "either as the ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter, or as the ratio of a circle's area to the area of a square whose side is the radius." Wow, that's a big definition! But we probably all remember it as the value that helps us get the circumference or the area of a circle. Since almost everything in our world contains circles, pi may be the most important, and famous, symbol in the world. Pi day also happens to be the birthday of Albert Einstein, the great physicist.
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- The Ecliptic. Ecliptic Coordinate System
Measurements of the zenith distance or altitude of the sun at noon (ie, at the time of upper culmination) at the same latitude was found that the declination of the sun throughout the year varies between 23 e 27 'up-23e27' twice a year passing...
- The Indian Astronomy
Astronomy - one area, which ??????????? all mankind from the history beginnings. In India the first references to astronomy have been found in Drilling unit Veda which prescription is equated to 2000 in to ?.?, Aryans Vedic actually idolised the Sun,...
- Albert Einsteins Best Quotes
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- Time Travel- Third Possibility
Phi masons which are highly unstable particles decay pretty quickly, but when they are accelerated at the speed closer to light they lasts 30times longer, which means that time travel is possible if we can accelerate closer to light's speed lets...
Astronomy
Happy ? Day!
Today is March 14, and that means it's time to celebrate pi! Pi is defined by Wikipedia as "either as the ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter, or as the ratio of a circle's area to the area of a square whose side is the radius." Wow, that's a big definition! But we probably all remember it as the value that helps us get the circumference or the area of a circle. Since almost everything in our world contains circles, pi may be the most important, and famous, symbol in the world. Pi day also happens to be the birthday of Albert Einstein, the great physicist.
- The Square Kilometre Array Belongs In Africa
Africa is bidding to host the world's most powerful radio telescope, the Square Kilometre Array (SKA). When constructed, in 2025, it will have 50 times greater sensitivity than any other radio telescope on Earth. The SKA will probe the edges of our...
- The Ecliptic. Ecliptic Coordinate System
Measurements of the zenith distance or altitude of the sun at noon (ie, at the time of upper culmination) at the same latitude was found that the declination of the sun throughout the year varies between 23 e 27 'up-23e27' twice a year passing...
- The Indian Astronomy
Astronomy - one area, which ??????????? all mankind from the history beginnings. In India the first references to astronomy have been found in Drilling unit Veda which prescription is equated to 2000 in to ?.?, Aryans Vedic actually idolised the Sun,...
- Albert Einsteins Best Quotes
These are some of Einstein's quotes that I came came across.. Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler. Albert Einstein quote Common sense is the collection of prejudices acquired by age eighteen. Albert Einstein quoteThe...
- Time Travel- Third Possibility
Phi masons which are highly unstable particles decay pretty quickly, but when they are accelerated at the speed closer to light they lasts 30times longer, which means that time travel is possible if we can accelerate closer to light's speed lets...