Skip to main content

Welcome

“Science is a way of thinking, much more than it is a body of knowledge” –Carl Sagan
Hello everyone.
We welcome you to The Heritage Science Club. Science is not something, too serene, to be touched. In fact, it is the way, we humans understand how the universe works. To expand this sense of optimism, we have created this blog to nurture every drop of your creativity. This is a little effort from us, to encourage all of you, science lovers and enthusiasts out there. Go ahead and submit your works, ideas and weird theories. The readers will get an insight to various applications of scientific ideas. The blog is intended for science learners who'll explore science in the simplest fashion through this blog. Let us make this nascent club, a great success, together.
Let's talk Science.
Regards.

Comments

  1. Keep up the good work. Let this fire burn bright and ensure this spirit doesn't fade away.

    ReplyDelete
  2. Very excited..To give some articles for the Science Blog..

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

HYPERLOOP

FIFTH MODE OF TRANSPORTATION-“HYPERLOOP” The concept of Hyperloop was first conceived in 2012 by renowned entrepreneur and founder of SpaceX and TESLA, Elon Musk . He was in search of a new, the fifth mode of transportation which can redefine the future of travelling by drastically reducing the travel time on land. It is termed hyperloop as it would go in a loop. Hyperloop is the greatest leap in mode of transportation infrastructure for generations. With passengers sitting in a pod and travelling through evacuated sealed metal tubes at a speed greater than that of an airline, the concept seems to be fictitious but it is on the verge of becoming reality. The speed of conventional mode of transportation i.e. buses, cars or trains is limited by air resistance and friction.   Hyperloop drastically reduces friction and air resistance by means of magnetic levitation, electric Propulsion and partially vacuum steel tubes. The concept is open-sourced by Elon Musk, the result of...

EMOTION SENSING TECHNOLOGY

Emotion is a mental state associated with the nervous system brought on by chemical changes variously associated with thoughts, feelings, behavioural responses, and a degree of pleasure or displeasure. Reading and understanding emotions can lead to wide-ranging opportunities. Emotion sensing technologies are being widely used in many applications to effectively understand the users' mood and use that information to do something productive. EMOTION SENSING TECHNOLOGIES can be used in various fields such as personal robots, driverless cars, educational software, consumer electronic devices, video games etc and is on the verge of becoming the next big thing. THE TECHNOLOGY INVOLVED: SKIN CONDUCTANCE SENSORS: Skin conductance (SC) is an index of sympathetic nervous system (SNS) activation and emotional arousal. To measure skin conductance, a small electrical potential is applied between two electrodes strapped or taped to the palmer side of the hand, and the amount of ...

Parallel universe: Does it exist?

Parallel universe: Does it exist? One might be in love with the idea of a parallel universe, which is basically a parallel dimension or an alternate universe. Maybe it's appealing because one gets second chances, and things might turn out differently. An alternate reality where one might actually get into Hogwarts or Napolean wins the Battle of Waterloo or the British Empire holds on to its American colony or where you were never born. For over a hundred years, science has been haunted by a dark secret: that there might be mysterious hidden worlds beyond our human senses. Collection of an infinite number of such parallel universes constitute a “multiverse”. But is there really such a place in science for such wistful speculations. I mean if the universe is everything in itself, then we actually cannot have an identical copy of it right? Then the concept of the universe altogether would have been a lie. The problem here lies with the terminology. When the physicists...