mars.nasa.gov
www.insider.com
Mars: News & Features - NASA Science
Get the latest news releases, features, findings, and stories about the missions on Mars.
www.bbc.com
IMO our federal STEM institutions should be exempt from these requests. All others, I haven't any objection to.
NASA reportedly sent an email to employees seeking volunteers to help staff facilities for unaccompanied migrant children
The request comes amid a struggle to find space for the growing number of migrant children, leaving thousands stuck in facilities unsuitable for kids.
This is indeed, exciting and potentially of great significance! Thanks for posting this.Some more big news.
Apparently this is a really big deal.
Muons: 'Strong' evidence found for a new force of nature
Physicists may have just made a major breakthrough in our understanding of the Universe.
The tl;dr version is that scientists may have discovered a fifth fundamental force in the universe.
I noted that as well. I found the article to be poorly written and edited. A disappointment, considering its source. Great content, though!
www.khanacademy.org
www.thegreatcoursesplus.com
www.unrealengine.com
visualstudio.microsoft.com
github.com
github.com
ain't no thing, some people read while others watch videos or listen to audiobooks (i've always been more of a visual learner who relies on lectures, documentaries, modules, ...)
excellent sources, especially love spacetime as late since it's nonprofit
Yes I did... I love that one... so even if my idea bout time is wrong, the fact I linked it to gravity without ever reading that or hearing that makes me feel pretty good.
only time will tell
1 it's because the earth is resisting the infalling spacetime. so it is accelerating upwards in spacetime. You are only stationary in spacetime when you are free falling. But there is more to it like the video me and Tess are talking about ...time dilation between every atom in your body can cause the pull we feel as gravity as well..
www.preposterousuniverse.com
Michio Kaku is not a quack. He just doesn't roll with a lot of the more mainstream types. He's a humble dude and not an arrogant prick like so many of these other "celebrity scientist" kinds.
Thanks so much for posting all the great links and info!here's the books feynman used to learn math, original copies are hard to find but the digitals should be around if you sail the open seas (maybe i'll find a way to upload them at some point, don't wanna chance getting nuked without permissions)
feynman's amazon page:
Richard P. Feynman: books, biography, latest update
Follow Richard P. Feynman and explore their bibliography from Amazon.com's Richard P. Feynman Author Page.www.amazon.com
feynman's lecture series on physics:
www.mathplanet.com
www.ixl.com
www.storyofmathematics.com
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