A wealthy businessman sat in his study late one evening, surrounded by piles of cash. He was counting his money carefully, focused, serious, as if every note represented a piece of his success. Just then, his ten-year-old son quietly walked into the room. He looked at his father for a moment and asked softly, “Dad, […]
Everything around us spins. The Earth spins on its axis. The Moon orbits the Earth. The Sun spins. Galaxies swirl like giant cosmic hurricanes. Even black holes twist spacetime itself. But here’s a question most of us never stop to ask: what if the entire universe is spinning too? It sounds wild, almost poetic—but this
There was once a man — poor, struggling, and forgotten by life. He had studied only up to the 12th grade. His clothes were simple, his shoes were worn, and his eyes carried a quiet hope that refused to die. One morning, while sipping tea at a roadside stall, he saw a small notice in
For centuries, one question has haunted physicists, philosophers, and poets alike — what is time? It is the one thing we live within every moment, yet the one thing we never truly understand. We measure it, we chase it, we fear running out of it. We say, “My time is over,” as if it were
Far above the clouds, where the air thins and the world below turns silent, there is a place where man and machine meet the oldest power in the universe. It is gravity itself. When a fighter jet rises through the sky at twice the speed of sound, gravity begins to play its secret game. It
In 2013, a film called Elysium showed us a haunting picture of the future. Humanity was divided into two classes. The rich and powerful built a vast and luxurious space station, a shining paradise above the Earth, and moved there to live in peace and comfort. The poor were left behind on a broken planet,
You probably already know that the galaxy where our planet Earth and the entire Solar System exist is called the Milky Way. But did you know that our Milky Way is not alone in this vast cosmos? To understand the composition and evolution of the universe, scientists have spent decades trying to uncover one fundamental
It was the year 1971, when a philosopher from Stanford University in America, Philip Zimbardo, conducted an experiment that shook the entire world of philosophy and psychology. The experiment became one of the most controversial studies ever done. Its purpose was to find out whether human beings are inherently good or evil, or if their
