Video: Dr. Michio Kaku explains why multiverse has 11 dimensions
Although we cannot prove it yet, we believe that our multiverse has 11 dimensions, said Dr. Michio Kaku.
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Although we cannot prove it yet, we believe that our multiverse has 11 dimensions, said Dr. Michio Kaku.
The video based on astronomical observations will give us a better insight into the scope of the universe from the Big Bang era.
Before the success of science, especially the large particle accelerator LHC recreates the Big Bang explosion to understand the formation of the universe, the Christian…
For the first time in the world, European scientists have succeeded
The European Nuclear Research Center (CERN) on November 23 reported the first collisions of proton beams in a large particle accelerator (LHC).
International physicists at the underground research area near Geneva on September 9 (Geneva time) will launch the 20-year project, reviving the explosion of
The giant particle accelerator (LHC) for the first time accelerated the speed of firing proton beams, sparking human hope in an effort to discover the origin of the univ…
Only 10 days after the beginning of the operation, the most expensive experiment in human history was broken.
Discovering the expanding universe at a growing speed helps the three scientists win the 2011 Nobel Prize in Physics. Their observations show that after the Big Bang, th…
World-renowned professor and physicist Stephen Hawking has issued a terrifying warning about the existence of humans on Earth when he predicts humans will not be able to…
School meals have been updated with modernity because scientists have created 3D print meals for children.
Big Bang Referee 2018 FIFA World Cup smart watch model has a pretty pity design with Big Bang characteristic, from style to each Titanium screw.
The European Center for Nuclear Research (CERN) recently published its successful journal Nature in 'confinement' of hydrogen antimatter.
There are so many sounds that humans can hear in the world but it would not be any more special than the sound from the 'Big Bang small' explosion from the LHC .…