CubeSats
Let’s start off with what “CubeSats” are, and how they are different from other small satellites. Any satellite that weighs less than 300 kg is called a small satellite, but a CubeSat must adhere to more specific size, shape, and...
Paradox Free Time Travel
“People like us, who believe in physics, know that the distinction between past, present, and future is only a stubbornly persistent illusion.” – Albert Einstein. It’s a worry of physics enthusiasts who believe in the notion of “Time Travel” everywhere....
Bionics, Biomimetics and Robotics
Let us get the boring part out of the way and define those three terms in the title. Biomimetics is when we look at how biological systems work and try to replicate the same movements and systems with electromechanical components....
Alpha Beta Pruning
Among the many advancements computer science has made in the past couple of decades, Artificial Intelligence (AI) is the most widely known. You might have simply heard about J.A.R.V.I.S from the Avengers or smart assistants like Siri or Alexa. All...
Holographic Memory
Holographic Memory The word holography might fill your mind with 3-D images, but what the term essentially means is to record a unique photographic image of something that can be stored and later retrieved. The definition of holography hints at...
Concrete: The Way You've Not Seen It
Introduction Concrete, as we know it today, is a mixture of cement, water, and some aggregates along with it. After Portland Cement was patented in 1824, concrete came out to the world as one of the most useful materials ever...