… are in error. By error I mean irrelevant, unpatriotic, or simply serving the interests of the powerful elite. Let's assume science didn't make such a profound difference in our lives. By thinking this way, we could save ourselves the troubles of…

… in space, lying roughly 380,000 kilometers (240,000 miles) away, a distance that would take two or three days to travel in a spacecraft. It is a ball of rock about one-quarter of the size of our planet, with no air, water and life. It is the only…

… and has several jobs, some of which are to support us ,and to protect organs. Without bones I couldn't type because my fingers would be a shapeless soft mass. As a baby you have over 300 bones made of mostly cartilage. Cartilage is a soft "mushy"…

… about science is not the same thing as understanding science." Therewith, James Bryant Conant discounted the popular interest in science roused by the thunderclap that ended World War II. Now as then, in a world transformed by the application of scientif…

… software industry on an international scale. It is an in depth analysis of an industry strongly dominated and influenced by a powerful monopoly, examining the following; a) The market structure, its history, potential competition and its trends. b)…

… never leave the face of the earth. Were they ever mistaken! On the first of July 1957, all the world's forces joined hands to study the Earth from all its sides. Walter Sullivan, a veteran science reporter, received a phone call from Times headquarters…

… which digests the food in humans and most animals. some animals, though, have two divisions in digesting foods like birds and ruminants. A ruminant is an even toed animal which regurgitates and masticates its food after swallowing. Their stomach has…

… and technology of metals, including the extraction of metals from ores, the preparation of metals for use, and the study of the relationship between structures and properties of metals. New techniques in fabrication of metals have developed new alloys…

… is around 1,300,000 times the earth. The temperature is 10,000 F on the surface and 27,000,000 F in the center. The sun is approximately 4,600,000 years old. The diameter is 865,000 miles about 109 times the diameter of the earth. The rotation period…

… called it “Helios” and the Romans called it “Sol”. We call it, the Sun. The sun is not only the center of our solar system but the only star in our solar system. Proportion is very important to understand this report, the sun can be called big…