Published on
1/13/2012 by Dr. Harry Minti, Beit Shemesh, Israel
If we assume that our universe has an infinite number of stars
and that they are evenly distributed, then the aggregate of many
stars shine you should not depend on the distance and the night sky
would be black, but bright. Like in any direction we look, the sky
should appear just as bright as when we look at the Milky Way
Galaxy. In addition, because each line of sight would end on the
surface of a star, being so many, every point in the sky would be
even brighter than the surface of a star. This problem is Olbers's
paradox.
Published on
12/29/2011 by Cătălin Mosoia, Bucharest, Romania
In love with Mihai Eminescu's writings, which he believes belong
to everybody not only to the Romanians, South African theologian,
philosopher and poet James Moulder together with Professor Mariana
Nicolae and Ph.D. candidate Ela Nicolae from ASE Bucharest,
launched the Romanian-English bilingual volume -"47 Poems by
Mihai Eminescu". The authors say that the book is the end result of
a soul project.
Published on
12/20/2011 by Cătălin Mosoia, Bucharest, Romania
GIS1 is a single-chamber system simulating the human
gastrointestinal tract. It was developed by Lecturer Dr. Emanuel
Vamanu, in order to test in laboratory certain categories of
products, without involving human subjects or laboratory
animals.
Published on
12/6/2011 by Adrian Damoc, Bucharest, Romania
December 1 is the National Day of Romania. It is also the
International Day of the Antarctic, known as ANTARCTICA DAY. On
this occasion The National Authority for Scientific Research (ANCS)
pays homage to the leader of the Romanian modern polar research
Teodor Gheorghe Negoiță (1946-2011).
Published on
9/14/2011 by Dr. Harry Minti, Beit Shemesh, Israel
It is true that physicists have turned to the cosmos as the true
nuclear physics laboratory, but to hire astrophysics experiment on
Earth is something else. Therefore, first, I would like to make a
small foray into astrophysics. This to highlight the difference we
found so far in using scientific experiment, where we trained, we
humans, on this occasion.