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Nikola Tesla, (born July 9/10, 1856, Smiljan, Austrian Empire [now in Croatia]—died January 7, 1943, New York, New York, U.S.), Serbian American creator and specialist who found and licensed the rotating magnetic field, the base of the most alternating current system. He likewise built up the three-phase arrangement of electric power transmission. He emigrated to […]
Read More Nikola Tesla, The Forgotten Inventor10 years ago, depending on commercial spacecraft to convey payload to the International Space Station was still a significant assessment. NASA made agreements in late 2008 with both Orbital Sciences Corp. and, SpaceX as a major aspect of its Commercial Resupply Services (CRS) program for payload transportation, however the two organizations were still working on […]
Read More Commercial Space Flight: what’s next?Hurley is a New York local, born in Endicott on October 21, 1966. After moving on from Owego Free Academy in Owego, New York, in 1984, he went to school at Tulane University in New Orleans, Louisiana. Hurley earned his graduation degree in civil engineering and graduated magna cum laude with distinction from the college […]
Read More SpaceX crew Dragon: Douglas HurleyA few years back, a rocket was launched from the United States carrying the NASA Astronauts, setting a new era of American human spaceflight. On Saturday, May 30, two astronauts Bob Behnken and Dough Hurley take off on a SpaceX Crew Dragon Spacecraft on a demo flight to the International Space Station. These two astronauts […]
Read More SpaceX Demo-2 mission: historic launch for US5G can be considered the newest generation of mobile technology. It will be able to take the way we connect to the internet into a whole new level. However, we also see how people are concerned about the numerous health risks that are associated with 5G. From this article, we will get rid of all […]
Read More 5G: what is it? What is its effect on the human body? Is it dangerous?Due to the increase in coronavirus cases, we are forced to lock ourselves at homes. This sudden social isolation is something that we can hardly resist. That’s because it forces us to stay away from all the social activities that we have been doing for all our life. The concept of quarantining is not something […]
Read More Astronauts quarantine vs. coronavirus quarantineRecycling is one of the best methods available for the people who live out there in the world to manage their waste in a better way. In fact, the process of recycling makes sure that the earth will not be contaminated and polluted due to waste material. In the meantime, it is also essential to […]
Read More Recycling in spaceEbola is one of the major pandemics that the world could experience in the recent past. Numerous countries from Western Africa had to suffer a lot from the Ebola outbreak in the past decade. The Ebola outbreak is not yet over. Even though we cannot hear anything about the Ebola outbreak from the news, we […]
Read More Ebola: how is the situation now?Denis Mukwege is a Pentecostal pastor and a Congolese gynecologist. He is well known around the world as the Peace Nobel Prize winner for the year 2018. Hence, it is worthy of taking a look at his life and getting a better understanding of the work that he has done for the betterment of the […]
Read More Who is the Congolese 2018 Peace Nobel Prize?How would you feel when you are spending 60 days in bed continuously? You might never come across the need to spend your time in bed for 60 days unless you are injured or ill. However, astronauts will have to spend their time like that due to the nature of work that they have to […]
Read More ESA: 60 days in bed for aspirant astronauts