Prior to more than 3,5 billion years, in a primordial soup of molecules, the earliest, most basic form of life on earth began to exist: a molecule that can replicate itself, known as a...
Category: Science
For a long period, life in the world has been developing and changing. Nothing is more of an example of this more than humans. Max Tegmark thinks us now proceeding toward the last...
Brief Answers to the Big Questions by Stephen Hawking [Book Summary – Review]
Seldom people can create moments in their lives when they can pose life’s most important questions: Where did humans first originate? How did humans end up here? What's the reason behind the...
Was it within your knowledge that first celluloid billiard balls were very unstable chemically and they’d occasionally explode when they're impacted? Or did you know that there is as much...
Physics of the Impossible by Michio Kaku [Book Summary – Review]
Things that were once just fantastic fiction of science fiction make up many of today's technologies. Did you know that Jules Verne, who was a nineteenth-century science fiction writer, has...
The Rules of Contagion by Adam Kucharski [Book Summary – Review]
Nowadays, everyone wants to learn more about how infectious diseases spread. Thankfully, writer Adam Kucharski became an expert by conducting studies on today's most dangerous infectious...
