What are Brillouin Precursors?
Brillouin precursors, named after the French physicist Léon Brillouin, are phenomena in signal propagation that occur in dispersive media, such as optical fibers. When an...
Author : Rajhe Fatelle
Why All Color Electron Microscope Images are Doctored
Let’s try to understand why all color electron microscope images are artificially colorized. If you understand what “380 nm” means, skip this next part on...
Scenario: Gaza and Ukraine Wars Merge, WWIII Nuke Exchange
In an unlikely scenario where the conflicts in Gaza and Ukraine merge to become World War III, it is crucial to understand that the decision...
Which Individuals Could End the Gaza War?
The conflict between Hamas and Israel is a complex and ongoing issue, but as seen by aliens observing the earth, basically we humans hate ourselves,...
Extinct Non-Human Primate Species Which Failed to Adapt
The natural world continues to undergo significant changes, and primates, our closest living relatives, remain particularly vulnerable to these transformations. As of 2024, the extinction...
Space Colonization and Sustainable Exploration
Here is the outline from the meeting of the Human Survival Authority, Department of Space Exploration and Planetary Defense on space colonization and sustainable exploration....
Ethical Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology
This is the outline from the meeting of the Human Survival Authority, Department of Ethics and Human Rights on ethical concerns related to genetic engineering...
RFID Technology: How it works, Benefits, Risks
RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) technology is a wireless communication method that uses electromagnetic fields to automatically identify and track objects. It is composed of two...
Low Serotonin Link to Road Rage?
Serotonin is a neurotransmitter involved in regulating various mood-related functions, including aggression and impulse control. While the causes of road rage are complex and can...
Human DNA Libraries, Two Large Examples
Are there human DNA libraries? Yes, there are ongoing efforts to build large-scale libraries, or databases, of human DNA. These databases serve as valuable resources...