Early 1938 Fusion Experiment Repeated Gives Insight
A nearly forgotten 1938 experiment by physicist Arthur Ruhlig at the University of Michigan likely marked the first observation of deuterium-tritium (DT) fusion, a reaction...
Author : Mitch Riller
Why Do Lemurs Not Get Chronic Inflammation in Old Age?
A groundbreaking new study[39] from Duke University is challenging a long-held assumption in aging science: that chronic, low-grade inflammation—known as inflammaging—is an inevitable part of...
How Oxygen “Knows” Where to Go in the Body: A Detailed Explanation
When you breathe in, oxygen enters tiny air sacs in your lungs called alveoli, where it passes through very thin walls into the blood. Red...
Humanity at a Crossroads: The Problem, the Solution, and the Critical Mass
In the final days, humanity’s cities stood silent beneath a choking sky. Crops withered in dust-laden fields, oceans turned lifeless and gray, and desperate...
How Did the Earth Form?
Earth formed about 4.54 billion years ago, roughly one-third the age of the universe, through a process called accretion within the solar nebula—a vast, rotating...
The Scoop on 1 Atom Thick 2D Computer Chips
In a groundbreaking leap beyond silicon, researchers at Penn State have built the world’s first working computer made entirely from two-dimensional (2D) materials—substances just one...
Why Do Corporations Have Legal Personhood but AI Does Not?
Corporations have legal personhood because the law created this status to address practical needs: enabling groups of people to pool resources, limit individual liability, and...
Exotic Matter Research: Negative Mass for Cosmic Engineering
Advanced cosmic engineering concepts—such as stabilizing traversable wormholes, creating warp drives, or manipulating spacetime—rely heavily on the existence and control of exotic matter, particularly forms...
Accretion Disk Energy Extraction: Energy from Matter Falling into Black Holes
A key objective in cosmic engineering is to harness vast energy sources to rejuvenate dying stars and power advanced technologies. One of the most potent...
Interdimensional Communication Research: Exploring the Theoretical Possibilities
The concept of interdimensional communication—transferring information between universes or across higher dimensions—stands as one of the most profound and speculative frontiers in theoretical physics. While...