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In this website, or blog, we would discuss diverse topics ranging from business and technology to product review and social sciences. The main objective is to provide the visitor with quality content, which is segregated … at least roughly … in accordance with different topics and subject areas. Being an interdisciplinary researcher, the blogger as well as the visitors are expected to write more and more on diverse topics. But many a times a blog post may appear to be some content is some specific area. Well, that is fair. Nevertheless, it would be very interesting if scientific/corporate level blogs and articles are written bringing together different subjects areas at one place.

Tomorrow’s Technology Depends on Today’s Physics

So true …

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By Dr. Mark G. Jackson, founder of Fiat Physica, a physics crowdfunding organization. Anative of Portland, Oregon, he received his PhD in superstring cosmology from Columbia University in 2004. He then performed postdoctoral research at the Fermilab, the Lorentz Institute for Theoretical Physics, the Paris Center for Cosmological Physics, the Institut du Astrophysique de Paris, and the African Institute for Mathematical Sciences.He recently moved to New York City.

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How Has Technology Affected Human Behavior? (Guest Blog by JaguarPC)

Contextualizing technological determinism in digital world is necessary so that this area of sociology can be enriched and expanded appropriately. Behavioral studies can add to enrichment, and psychological exploration can provide better comprehension of social networks.

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The following guest post comes to us from JaguarPC, a web hosting services company based out of Colorado Springs and the original leader in VPS hosting. Enjoy their following insights and be sure to visit their bio below to connect with them on the web!

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Technology has never been more influential than it is today. Many people find themselves in a situation where they feel like they cannot exist without technology. How many of us have a work colleague or a teenage child who appear on the verge of a nervous breakdown whenever they realize they need to spend some time without their iPhone? Throw tablet devices into the mix and pair it with the almost blanket 24/7/365 internet coverage that we enjoy, and we start to understand just how important technology is, and why people are so reliant upon it.

Often, we laugh at individuals who get themselves in this position…

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First Orbit: Celebrating 50 Years in Space

Lights in the Dark

On April 12, 1961 – a mere five decades ago – Russian cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin was launched aboard his Vostok-1 spacecraft, becoming the first human in space. Alone, he was the first person ever to look down upon our planet from orbit. He was only 28 years old.

Today the world celebrates the 50th anniversary of this historic event, the point in time when mankind broke free of Earth’s atmosphere and officially became a spacefaring species. Many have followed the path into space, but Yuri was the first. His actions transcended whatever political climate may have existed at the time or come afterward…in effect Yuri was, during his his brief time in space, all of us.

To commemorate this, film production company The Attic Room teamed up with the European Space Agency, NASA and YouTube to produce and distribute a movie filmed from orbit aboard the International Space Station. The…

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Support Your Nation’s Spacefaring Team This Weekend in a “Fight for Space”

We must know more about NASA … A film is good to see on this topic. We all want to know about the intricacies of this great organisation. I am not from the US, but I love NASA and its endeavors. Thanks.

Lights in the Dark

“We are making this film to help push the people of the world and the decision makers that govern them to look up at the stars instead of at our feet.”

This weekend, millions of people across the U.S. will sit in front of their TVs to eagerly watch two professional football teams fight over the title of Super Bowl XLIX champions. But how many people will be thinking about another fight that’s going on – the fight for funding to take our nation’s space program – and the future of humanity – boldly into the “final frontier?”

Most definitely not nearly as many, and that’s sad.

Fight for Space, a project by documentary filmmaker Paul Hildebrandt, is attempting to change that by bringing awareness of the challenges faced by NASA – both past and present – to our representatives in Congress, citizens of our country, and people around the world…

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