Author Archives: Paul Cook

Astronomers are Skeptical of Quasar Disappearances

In the field of astronomy, the term “Active Galactic Nucleus” means that some black holes are theoretically present at the center of all galaxies and emit different types of radiations at all times. In theory,…

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How Temperature is Controlled Within a Supertall Skyscraper

Skyscrapers rise thousands of feet into the sky, and although these magnificent structures may look invincible, it is the responsibility of the architects to make them habitable. But the prowess of engineers is often challenged…

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NASA Sheds Some Light on the Alien Mega Structure Star

KIC 8462852 has drawn a lot of attention from the media as well as the scientific community. This attention and speculation are due to the reports of dramatic dips in the light of the star,…

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A Look Into the Intriguing Ability of the Brain to Control Consciousness

Recent studies have revealed intriguing discoveries about the brain’s ability to control the on/off switch of human consciousness. One of the foremost studies was conducted by scientists at George Washington University who believe that this is a crucial element for neurological…

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The High-Tech Fabric Industry is Rapidly Expanding to Combat Mother Nature

Sporting equipment has seen a steady evolution over the past few decades. The characteristics of these outdoor sporting goods range from simplified and eco-friendly designs, made from wood and twine, to high-tech specialized gear, made…

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How Virtual Reality is Teaching Tomorrow’s Engineers About Their Craft

It wasn’t long ago when virtual reality was the core subject of science fiction and Mission Impossible movies. The previous years have, however, witnessed the evolution of technology in terms of virtual reality where it…

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MEIS Architecture Believes Building Massive Stadiums is a Thing of the Past

In 2009, the Dallas Cowboys introduced the largest video board in the history of the NFL. Houston couldn’t stay far behind, so they upped the game by introducing an even bigger screen. That induced the…

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MIT Scientists Discover Mechanism That Strengthens Neuron Synapses

Neuroscientists have found a new way to fortify the connective links between the neurons in the brain. The team of scientists at MIT has discovered a mechanism that will help the brain to create new…

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Scientists Create an Incredible Cyborg Rose with Electrical Veins and Circuits

Scientists have combined biology, agriculture, and technology into a cohesive science to do the impossible. They have managed to construct a cyborg rose that has polymer veins running through it. This could be an evolutionary find…

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From Nijmegen to Tokyo: Cities Are Building High-Tech Parks For Cyclists

The importance of cycling communities is rising, which has prompted several local governments to construct high-tech and fully equipped cycling parks. But the question on everyone’s mind is will there be a charge for parking? Unfortunately, yes,…

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Author Archives: Paul Cook

Astronomers are Skeptical of Quasar Disappearances

How Temperature is Controlled Within a Supertall Skyscraper

NASA Sheds Some Light on the Alien Mega Structure Star

A Look Into the Intriguing Ability of the Brain to Control Consciousness

The High-Tech Fabric Industry is Rapidly Expanding to Combat Mother Nature

How Virtual Reality is Teaching Tomorrow’s Engineers About Their Craft

MEIS Architecture Believes Building Massive Stadiums is a Thing of the Past

MIT Scientists Discover Mechanism That Strengthens Neuron Synapses

Scientists Create an Incredible Cyborg Rose with Electrical Veins and Circuits

From Nijmegen to Tokyo: Cities Are Building High-Tech Parks For Cyclists

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