Where Will Nasa Go in the Next 20 Years?

On April 12, 1961, the Russians sent Yuri Gagarin into orbit. Less than a month later, the United States did the same with Alan Shepard. We've come a long way since those first flights, but we've still got further to go. Where will NASA take us in the next 20 years? | Continue reading


@sparkonit.com | 4 years ago

Humans Think Using the Brain’s Navigation System (2018)

Humans think using the brain’s navigation system. The system comprises two active cells: place cells in the hippocampus, and grid cells in the neighboring entorhinal cortex that work hand in hand to help us navigate, and think. | Continue reading


@sparkonit.com | 4 years ago

Why Does Salt Make Food Taste Better? (2018)

Salt makes food taste better by making them smell better. Adding salt to foods makes volatile compounds — molecules that evaporate quickly and often contribute to aroma of the food — to escape into the air. These compounds are important in our perception of flavor. | Continue reading


@sparkonit.com | 4 years ago

Physicists Reverse the Flow of Time Using Quantum Computer

A consortium of physicists led by the U.S. Department of Energy's Argonne National Laboratory have successfully reversed the flow of time. | Continue reading


@sparkonit.com | 4 years ago

Artificial Gravity Can Be Created Using Superconducting Electromagnets

Physicist proposes, with mathematical proof, that artificial gravity can be created, controlled and detected at will using superconducting electromagnets. | Continue reading


@sparkonit.com | 4 years ago

Water Intoxication: It Takes Only 6 Liters of Water to Kill You

Study says it takes about 6 liters of water to kill a person. Having known how much water will kill you, would you consider drinking this much a day?  | Continue reading


@sparkonit.com | 4 years ago

What Is Quantum Physics?

Quantum physics is based on a theory called quantization, or the process of transitioning from an understand physical phenomena — like Newton's apple — to something we can't see or touch. In essence, quantum physics is the science of the smallest particles in the universe and how … | Continue reading


@sparkonit.com | 4 years ago

Study has identified dog breeds that are most likely to bite children

A study has identified the breeds of dog and physical traits that are most likely to bite children and cause most severe damage for bite. | Continue reading


@sparkonit.com | 4 years ago

If Your a Grammar Nazi, Scientists Have Bad News for You

Grammar Nazi, someone who constantly points out grammatical errors s/he observes online, has less agreeable personalities than the one who overlooks errors. | Continue reading


@sparkonit.com | 4 years ago

How to Build a Thorium Reactor at Home

A proper thorium reactor would need a critical mass of principal fissile material: uranium-235 (U235), plutonium-239 (Pu239) or uranium-233 (U233), to run so that you can breed thorium-233 (Th232) into U233. Mind that the process of breeding U233 from Th232 (thorium fuel cycle) w … | Continue reading


@sparkonit.com | 4 years ago

Three Ways The Universe Could End According to Cosmologists

The ultimate fate of the universe depends on - shape of the universe, amount of dark energy it holds, and change in its expansion rate. Based on these three things, cosmologists have come up with three possible scenarios that explain how the end of universe could come to be. They … | Continue reading


@sparkonit.com | 4 years ago

Researchers Train AI to See Like Humans Do

Scientists have taught an AI agent to infer its whole environment just by taking a few snapshots. It can also gather visual information that can then be used for, inter alia, search-and-rescue operations. Definitely a stuff of nightmare for alarmist technophiles and wannabe AI ex … | Continue reading


@sparkonit.com | 4 years ago

The Shortest Research Paper Ever Published

The paper consisted of just two succinct sentences and it rebutted a mathematical precedent known as Euler’s conjecture, a theory proposed by Leonhard Euler in 1769. | Continue reading


@sparkonit.com | 5 years ago