…it would be carbon based life forms. Without these lifeforms, would life as we know it be drastically different due to millions of years of evolution on Earth? Of course, there is the question of whether or not evolution constitutes invention. I believe it does for one simple reason: evolution and inventions are both making something new based on iterations of slow improvements. While not … Continue reading If I could uninvent one thing…
Note: The views shared in this article are the author’s own and do not necessarily represent the individual opinions of the other members of The City Voice. Science is one of, if not the, most important factors driving our society forwards. It is a great unifier, because science is, at its core, the same no matter where you are on earth. It is heartwarming to … Continue reading Opinion: Scientific Collaboration vs. Social Tensions
This article is based on the works of P. Dhanabal, P. Narendra Reddy, and K.S. Sushmitha and their article of the same title. This is a newer published article in the Journal of Modern Materials. This article builds and tests the structural integrity of a folding plate The goal of this article is to make a structurally sound plate while still being cost effective. The … Continue reading Experimental Investigation on Behavior of Folded Plate
Astronomers announced on Friday, November 4, 2022 that they have discovered the closest known black hole to Earth. Not to worry, however, this black hole is dormant currently, meaning it’s not gravitationally consuming nearby stars, and is not a threat to our Earth. It’s located about 1,600 light-years away from Earth in the constellation Ophiuchus. The previous record-holder of the closest black hole to Earth … Continue reading The Closest Black Hole to Earth: The Gravity of this Situation
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