Have you ever stopped to think about the simple yet extraordinary process that allows you to see the world around you? From the moment light enters your eyes to the instant your brain interprets it, vision is a remarkable interplay of biology and physics. In this blog, we will explore the physics of vision and …
In the quiet reaches of space, radio astronomers are tirelessly listening to signals that help us understand the universe. They study everything from distant stars to the mysterious echoes of the Big Bang. But today, this silent work is being disturbed by a new kind of interference. The rise of satellite constellations, such as Elon …
In today’s digital age, video games are more than just a source of entertainment—they’ve become powerful economic engines. From blockbuster titles to mobile games, the world of gaming has transformed into a multibillion-dollar industry. But behind the flashy graphics and exciting gameplay lies a “hidden economy” that most players unknowingly fuel. In-game purchases, also known …
When we think of matter, the first things that come to mind are solids, liquids, and gases—the three familiar states we encounter daily. But there’s a lesser-known state that’s just as fascinating and far more prevalent in the universe: plasma, the fourth state of matter. From the sun’s blazing core to the glow of neon …
Have you ever wondered what lies beyond our atmosphere? Our planet is constantly bombarded by invisible particles from outer space, known as cosmic rays. These high-energy particles originate from the sun and distant galaxies, and while they might sound like something straight out of a sci-fi movie, cosmic rays have a significant impact on Earth. …
When we think about the universe’s building blocks, we often consider atoms, stars, and planets. But hidden in the fabric of the cosmos, tiny particles called neutrinos quietly influence the universe in ways we are only beginning to understand. In this blog, “Role of Neutrinos in Shaping the Universe,” we will explore these elusive particles, …
Picture this: You’re looking up at the night sky, marvelling at the stars, planets, and galaxies that twinkle from afar. But what if I told you that all the stars, planets, and everything we can see with our eyes make up less than 5% of the universe? The rest is largely invisible to us, with …
Picture waking up one day to a world completely stripped of light, sound, or Wi-Fi signals. It would feel like being cast into an abyss, cut off from the very essence of our daily life. Yet, all these aspects—light, sound, and Wi-Fi—are manifestations of one of the most fundamental phenomena in physics: electromagnetic radiation. The …
Have you ever wondered if time could slow down or speed up depending on where you are or how fast you’re moving? While it might seem like a concept from science fiction, this is an actual phenomenon explained by Einstein’s theory of relativity. This concept is called “time dilation,” and it challenges our everyday understanding …
Imagine two particles that are miles apart, yet what happens to one instantly affects the other, as if they are connected by some invisible thread. Welcome to the fascinating world of quantum entanglement, a phenomenon that Albert Einstein famously referred to as “spooky action at a distance.” In this blog, we’ll dive into the mysteries …
