Category Archives: Sciences
Einstein’s Unfinished Symphony
When Albert Einstein died, a stack of white sheets of paper laid on his desktop waiting to be scribbled, a sign of ongoing work. The day before, in the hospital where he laid on his deathbed, he asked only for his glasses, his writing implements and his latest equations. Even though he was dying, he ……
How a solar eclipse happens!
On the 20th of May 2012, the moon will eclipse the sun for the first time in the US this century. Over the course of this particular eclipse, the sun will will not completely disappear, but remain as a ring around the shadow of the moon, tis is called an annular eclipse. The reason for ……
The 5th of May 2012 Supermoon by NASA
The 5th of May 2012, the full moon will be the biggest to be seen in 2012. The reason for this “super moon” is that the moon will find itself at the closest point to earth in its elliptical path around our planet, the Perigee. During this night, the moon will appear 14% bigger than ……
Chomsky vs Focault – Justice vs Power
In 1971, Noam Chomsky and Michel Focault got together for a high level intellectual debate. The debate was aired by Dutch tv, and over the years has been become a reference of the discussion of Justice over Power.
The debate gravitates upon those institutions that allow politics to control the classes that will eventually control and ……
James Cameron dives to the bottom of the Mariana Trench as preparation for Avatar 2!
National Geographic explorer in residence and world renowned James Cameron will soon be diving to the bottom of the Mariana Trench, the deepest point in the ocean, 30,000 feet in the ocean, as part of a general research trip, but also as preparation for Avatar 2, which, as rumor says, will take place under the sea.… Continue reading
Norwegian Aurora Borealis in HD
Aurora Borealis in Norway shot in HD… Continue reading
Indian mathematics: Vedic line based multiplying system!
Within indian tradition, and most specifically the vedics, there was a multiplying system based in lines that would allow them to perform complex mathematical calculations, sometimes confused with a japanese method for complex calculation. This video shows how the system works.… Continue reading
Flash Mob – Copenhagen’s Philharmonic Playing Ravel’s Bolero at Copenhagen Train Station
A surprise for train riders. Copenhagen’s Philharmonic orchestra performs Ravel’s Bolero as a startled crowd gathers astonished at the beauty of the music.… Continue reading
Alexander Tsiaras: Visualized Conception to birth!
In this TED conference Alexander Tsiaras takes us in an incredible journey through the springing of human life, following sperm up to conception and as of there in a beautifully illustrated journey with cutting edge electronic visualization and mapping up to the moment of birth itself.… Continue reading
Documentary: God and the Universe!
Where does science stop and metaphysics and the need for a transcendent being and religion start?… Continue reading