Sometimes when we miss someone, we wish to see them even if just in our dreams; we then dream of them, but without knowing how dreams occur?
Human history has witnessed tragedies and horrors that the people of science have endured confronting extremism and intolerance.
Have you ever come across an entertaining personality quiz entitled the “Inkblot Test” while skimming through the Internet? If you have not come across this test yet, let me tell you about it.
For years, the genius mathematician responsible for the creation of Bitcoin—the first ever digital cryptocurrency—remained unknown.
Throughout history, people have invented many machines that forever changed the world; the Gutenberg Printing Press is one of them.
A brilliant ninth-grade student once visited my office, to ask some questions that intrigued him while reading Carl Sagan’s Romance of Science.
It took scientists 2200 years, from Greece in 400 BCE to Europe in 1800, to grasp what elements really are, because most are too changeable.