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The Sauce of the Lunar Reflectors.
Lets start with a simple optics question, the kind we had for our JEE Preparations, just a lot of them. So it goes like this, what would happen if light…
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Tidal Locking
Tidal locking is when two co-orbiting celestial bodies synchronize their rotation with their orbit, causing one side of each body to face the other continuously. This is due to gravitational…
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The Colorless “Blue” Butterfly!
The article explores how blue butterfly wings achieve their vibrant color through structural design rather than pigmentation, utilizing light diffraction principles. It emphasizes the significance of this phenomenon in nature…
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Why Diverge The Rocket Nozzle?
Rocket engines operate based on mass flow rate and exhaust velocity, with divergent sections crucial for optimizing thrust in compressible gases.
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Apollo 11 – Reality or a Hoax?
The Apollo 11 mission, a monumental achievement for humanity, faces scrutiny and conspiracy theories questioning its authenticity. Critics cite the waving flag, absence of stars in photos, and alleged inconsistencies.…
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What the Fish is even “Choking”? Aerodynamically!
Choking in rocket engines, where mass flow rate remains constant despite reduced exit pressure, stabilizing combustion chamber conditions.
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The Formula That Shatters Moons!
The Roche Limit defines the critical distance where tidal forces exceed a moon’s gravity, leading to disintegration and potential ring formation.
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Why Does Saturn Has Rings?
Saturn’s rings, primarily composed of ice particles, likely formed from a disrupted moon or leftover materials. Compared to other gas giants, they are younger and brighter, as revealed by NASA’s…
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Bouncing Lasers Off Moon.
The article explores lunar laser bouncing, its significance in proving Apollo 11’s moon landing, and its distance measurement accuracy.
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Space Parachutes
Onboard the starship NRS Explorer, a space hostess named Star was preparing for an emergency landing on the surface of Mars. She received the commands from HQ Earth to land…
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Behind the closed door: Airplane Instruments
Miss Star, the air hostess, invites passengers to tour the cockpit during flight. The Captain explains crucial instruments like the Primary Flight Display, which includes vital data on altitude, airspeed,…
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Not So Mathematical Puzzle.
This puzzle challenges you to find the quickest path between land and water using speed and distance calculations, resembling Snell’s Law.
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The Fall of Desmo.
Ducati’s desmodromic valves enhance high RPM performance but increase complexity and maintenance costs; alternatives from competitors achieve similar results efficiently.
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Ducati’s Magic: The Birth of Desmo.
Desmodromic valves, innovated by Ducati’s Fabio Taglioni, enhance engine performance by eliminating springs, improving reliability in high-speed racing. However, recent models reverted to traditional systems.
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Ducati’s Marvel: Beyond Springs
From understanding the fundamentals of an engine to highlight the issue of “Valve Float” discover it all here in this issue.
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Let the Concorde Fly Again
The Concorde exemplified the allure of supersonic travel, achieving speeds of Mach 2.04, but was retired in 2003 due to severe aerodynamic heating. Researchers propose controlling this heating through adjustments…
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The Fall of the ISS.
Once a symbol of international collaboration and scientific achievement, the ISS is in discussion for decommissioning due to several reasons for a long time now. we bring this issue on…
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The Apple That Didn’t Fall: Exploring Earth’s Orbits
We all have heard the tale of Newton’s apple. But now let’s see the other side of the story where the apple didn’t fall ever.
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Astronauts “Float” or “F….”?
Think astronauts are simply floating in space? Dive into our exploration of weightlessness and discover the surprising physics that sets space apart from floating in water!
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Technological Innovations in the Beginning of Computing Era
In the previous article, we dived deep into the lives and inventions of many computer pioneers and the challanges the faced. In this article we are going to explore the…
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