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January 3, 2024
A tool developed by a NIST scientist will help arXiv preprints become more accessible.
January 3, 2024
The complex formulas in physics, mathematics, and engineering articles can be intimidatingly difficult reading material for some, but there are many people
April 27, 2023
He was best known for his seminal rare-earth metals research behind the groundbreaking Judd-Ofelt Theory of 1962
March 24, 2022
Rhodes developed and programmed some of the earliest computers, creating a foundation on which computing still rests.
June 29, 2021
Last Updated: Adrian Cadiz / Air Force Space Command Public Affairs We owe a number of humanity’s great scientific, mathematical, and technological developments to women—even if they often aren’t given the credit they’ve earned. Here are just five of those women. Gladys West Gladys West is the mathematician you have to thank for not getting lost on your next road trip. Her work on Seasat, an experimental U.S. ocean surveillance satellite designed to provide data on a wide array ...
February 11, 2021
pendulum Mon Sep 25 2000 at 5:07:48 Often used in scrying. Pendulums can be made of almost anything, often though a stone of some kind on the end of some cord. If they are attuned to the owner, they will answer yes or no questions. Not cosmic magic 8 balls, they will correctly answer, although sometimes they return a firm maybe, i dont *know*. A pendulum not properly attuned is useless; you can tell almost the moment you pick it up whether it will work for you or not. They respond different...