Space exploration has always been a magnet for theories of disinformation and conspiracy. If you don’t want to be fooled, here are some myths you shouldn’t fall for. Many countries have dedicated decades and huge amounts of money to space exploration, for the simple purpose of getting to know the universe, the solar system we… Continue reading The Biggest Myths About Space Exploration You Shouldn’t Believe
Manage Windows Bitlocker Recovery Keys
Many laptops today come with Bitlocker drive encryption enabled. This is where the problem basically starts. Many buyers don’t know this, and when the computer suddenly asks for the recovery key when it is turned on, panic breaks out. This happen after changes to the hardware configuration, for example. The recovery key is also requested… Continue reading Manage Windows Bitlocker Recovery Keys
Salts
The salts have some common characteristics, among them, the conduction of electric current when they are in solution and salty flavor. Salts are ionic compounds, have a salty taste, and are solid. Salts characteristics: 1 – Conduct electric current when they are in solution. 2 – Salts taste salty. 3 – The salts react with acids, with hydroxides,… Continue reading Salts
What Is the Kessler Syndrome
The space race is far from over and today there are several countries competing for supremacy in space. It has become clear from the international news that space agencies in at least four countries – the United States, Russia, India and China – have ambitious plans. And it’s not just for exploration or travel to… Continue reading What Is the Kessler Syndrome
Sea Wasp: Extremely Venomous Jellyfish
Chironex fleckeri (Sea Wasp Jellyfish) is considered the most venomous animal on the planet. A single specimen of this jellyfish contains enough venom to kill up to 600 people. Since 1954, it is estimated that these jellyfish have been responsible for over 5,500 deaths. If you ever wondered which is the most dangerous jellyfish in the… Continue reading Sea Wasp: Extremely Venomous Jellyfish
Production of Industrial Exoskeletons Begins in Russia in 2021
As early as 2021, domestic modular exoskeletons for industry will appear on the market, which will make physical strain at least twice as easy. The starting price of the exoskeleton is 30 thousand rubles (404.40 USD). Civilian Exoskeletons In 2021 a modular industrial exoskeleton complex “ProEXO” will appear on the Russian market, which will protect workers… Continue reading Production of Industrial Exoskeletons Begins in Russia in 2021
Microsoft Account Recovery After Lockout: Required Information
Suppose Microsoft has reason to believe that a Microsoft account has been compromised, i.e., fallen into the wrong hands. In that case, this account will be locked. In such a case, the rightful owner may contact support and will be asked to proceed to the recovery process. During this recovery, a lot of information will… Continue reading Microsoft Account Recovery After Lockout: Required Information
The Renaissance
The Renaissance was a cultural, economic, and political movement, which emerged in Italy in the 14th century and lasted until the 17th century throughout Europe. Inspired by Classical Antiquity values and generated by economic changes, the Renaissance reformulated medieval life and began the Modern Age. Origin of the Renaissance The term Renaissance was created in… Continue reading The Renaissance
Science Based Facts About Human Intelligence
Intelligence is our greatest gift, yet many of us don’t know how to use it to its full potential. Everyone is more or less intelligent, unless they suffer from an intellectual disability that leads to a significant intelligence deficit. Human intelligence is a very well studied topic. Yet, there are many myths surrounding it. There… Continue reading Science Based Facts About Human Intelligence
Plato’s Allegory of the Cave: Summary
Plato’s allegory of the cave, or Plato’s Cave is part of his most complex work, the Republic (514a–520a). It is a dialogue between Socrates, the main character, and Glaucon, his interlocutor. The dialogue aims to present the reader with the Platonic theory about the knowledge of the truth. Allegory of the Cave In the text,… Continue reading Plato’s Allegory of the Cave: Summary
What Are the Characteristics of Philosophy
Philosophy is considered the queen, or mother of science. It primarily deals with the problem of knowledge. Among the main defining characteristics of philosophy are its realistic and logical approach, as well as its argumentative style, and openness to critique. Philosophy is dealing with many questions pertaining to human life and conduct. However, the most… Continue reading What Are the Characteristics of Philosophy