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Jimmy Carter, Chalk River and the dawn of Canada's nuclear age - Vimarsana News

Jimmy Carter, Chalk River and the dawn of Canada's nuclear age

In the 1950s, a future U.S. president was one of hundreds who helped to clean up the world’s first serious nuclear accident. Canadian scientists are still unearthing insights from what happened next

Pak's misplaced priorities - Northlines - Vimarsana News

Pak's misplaced priorities - Northlines

Pakistan did not invest in its economic development; it focused on geopolitics and war-mongering which has not paid off Prafull Goradia National dailies have reported that the Hindu community in Sind (Pakistan) are going to organise rallies that would converge on the Sind Assembly building by the end of the month. The objective is

A 50-Year Quest: My Personal Journey with the Second Law of Thermodynamics - Vimarsana News

A 50-Year Quest: My Personal Journey with the Second Law of Thermodynamics

Follow Stephen Wolfram's evolution of research on the 2nd Law from early interest as a 12-year-old to his current findings in the Wolfram Physics Project. View a large collection of images of early and published works.

Influence on Israel in the Coming Year of Technology Trends - Vimarsana News

Influence on Israel in the Coming Year of Technology Trends

Influence on Israel in the Coming Year of Technology Trends By CIOReview - Israel's booming tech sector is growing and won't slow down. Investors and industry experts hope for a strong year...

WashU Expert: Artemis launch brings us closer to space exploration goals - The Source - Washington University in St. Louis - Vimarsana News

WashU Expert: Artemis launch brings us closer to space exploration goals - The Source - Washington University in St. Louis

On Monday, Aug. 29, NASA plans to launch its Orion spacecraft from the world's most powerful rocket for a trip around the moon. Lunar scientist Bradley L. Jolliff in Arts & Sciences at Washington University in St. Louis explains why the Artemis mission represents the next great leap in human exploration of space.

Source: wustl.edu