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Origin of universe in brief

Today, let’s talk about birth…of EVERYTHING. Sounds quite philosophical, but let’s approach this in a scientific manner. Curious? Good.  Let’s get started then. This is a story that occurred 13.8 billion years ago. There was nothing. No electrons, no light, no matter, no space, no time. Absolutely NOTHING. Total CHAOS. But, hey! There’s something in the middle of nothing! The ‘thing’ that’s infinitely hot, infinitely dense, infinitely small. The ‘thing’ where almost all the current religions and philosophies seem to converge. The one which we call ‘Brahmanda’, the ‘cosmic-egg’ that spawned everything that exists. The one which we now call the ‘primordial singularity’. Suddenly, out of the blue, this ‘primordial singularity’ explodes. Make no mistake, this ain’t a normal boom, this is the most violent, most powerful explosion that has ever happened. The explosion that heralded the creation of everything. Known as the ‘BIG BANG’. It’ s rather ironic that all that ever exists is becau

object oriented programming language

                  An overview of object oriented programming language                                                   (C++) The Objective oriented programming language continues to grow in popularity and usage. This is due to the power and ease-of-use of the language itself, along with the numerous features that continue to be added to the platform. Many programmers have developed a basic knowledge of the language and now want to further their expertise. The basic for C++ language is C. C language was invented and first implemented by Dennis Richie at AT &T Bell Laboratories, an American research company. C is basically a structured procedure oriented language. But C differs a lot from C++. Data hiding is main key of c++, unlike in C which means you can hide the data from the external functions and those data can be accessed by only the function confined to it. In C the data can be accessed by any function you defined, there were no restrictions that to which only

The Magic Of Thinking Big

    It's about a sergeant in Hungarian army - karoly Takacs . He was the top pistol shooter of his country back in 1938. He had won most of the major national and international Championships. He seemed  the closest to win the 1940 Tokyo Olympic Games.    A hand grenade ended up destroying his shooting hand and his Olympic dream. He had nerves of steel. He could have looked for sympathy, instead he looked for ways to convert his dream into beautiful reality. After spending a month in hospital, he decided not to feel pity for himself for rest of his life. He had only one dream that was Olympic gold. He had the will, he had the attitude, he had the determination to succeed. He figured out that he still had one healthy hand. He decided to practice in his left hand. Despite all problems he focused on his goal and practiced. He was determined to make his left hand the best shooting hand in the world.   One year later Karoly resurfaced at a national Championship. His opponents were

Ripples in the Cosmos : Einstein's Messengers

Relativity was called “Einstein's Symphony”. Such was its beauty and Mathematical consistencies. Einstein had proposed his Special Theory of Relativity in 1905 and further generalised it to the gravitational case in his General Theory of Relativity in 1915.  Among many predictions, the bending of light due to gravitational fields was the most accessible at the time. This was confirmed  on May 29, 1919 , at the end of First World War by Sir Arthur Edington when he observed total solar eclipse by travelling to South Africa. This was a major triumph and set the base for further exploration in General Relativity and gave it the credibility. It  predicted many phenomena like Black Holes, Gravitational Lensing etc. All of these were confirmed and one of the last unconfirmed major predictions was Gravitational Waves. An artist's impression of   Merging of Black Holes So what is a Gravitational Wave? In short, it is like any other ripple that you see in some like medium lik

ORIGIN OF ANCIENT INDO-EUROPEAN CULTURE

HISTORY LESSON :- As a student, history always managed to bore me. Always blah blah blah ... Usually, history is not my forte nor my usually picked topic. But, this one eventually caught my attention. THE ORIGIN OF MOST OF THE INDO-EUROPEAN CULTURES:- As referred to as PROTO-INDO-EUROPEAN (PIE) religion by modern archeologists and historians, this if considered to be the most accurate explanation of the birth of Vedic culture and the Western ones and their similarity and parallelism still astounds me.

Calibration of Temperature

When you saw the topic you might have thought "That's easy, I will use thermometers", but then what does the thermometer actually show? What is temperature? We all studied in school that it is a measure of hotness of a body. Then, what is hotness? Now that is difficult to explain so you may try to define Temperature as a measure of energy. Let us see how the Temperature is actually defined and how Thermometers work. Alternate Murphy's Law states-"Whatever that can happen, will happen". This is similar to Infinite Monkey Theorem that says that a monkey striking random keys on a typewriter forever will eventually type the complete works of William Shakespeare.

Noetic Science

A multidisciplinary field that brings objective scientific tools and techniques together with subjective inner knowing to study the full range of human experience. In other words, there are several ways we can know the world around us. Science focuses on external observation and is grounded in objective evaluation, measurement, and experimentation. This is useful in increasing objectivity and reducing bias and inaccuracy as we interpret what we observe.

Foreword to Avyukta English

Avyuktha is a word of Sanskrit origin. It means crystal clear. Contextually it sounds two meanings.    1) To be transparent    2)To understand easily We through this blog aim at providing     1) An inch of knowledge about different fields     2) Synchronise modern thoughts with ancient Indian knowledge  

Manoeuvring Through The Boulevard Of Unity.

   If this one institution in this country which is apolitical, incorruptible, which has delivered each time when they have been called out, most of you would agree it is Indian armed forces. Whether it is an external aggression, internal problem or aid to civil authorities they have been always there.    Troops in combat have tough situations. At times just for you to know,when to attack a post held by a section of 10 men, the ratio of attackers to defenders is 4:1. Which means to attack a section you have to