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My last post ended with the death of Maxwell's demon. The second law of thermodynamics was saved when Benette put the final nail in the coffin in 1937. At the end of 20th century, D. P. Sheehan published

I would like to thank @mathowl for nominating me for this challenge but to prove that I am a non-conformist or just too lazy to do this repeatedly, I will do only the day 1 of the challenge. Wanderer above

One of the major law of nature is the second law of thermodynamics. Actually, there are altogether four laws of thermodynamics but the second law is the most interesting one. This article is about a thought

In 2000, Clay Mathematics Institute selected seven unsolved problems in mathematics and put Million dollar prize for solving each problem. These seven problems are known as the Millennium Prize Problems.

Take a look at this map of United States. You can see the 50 states shaded by different colours. Not just different but four colours to be precise. Also, notice that no two adjoining states have the same

Before I begin anything, I want to quote one of the greatest mind of 20th Century, Werner Heisenberg: “When I meet God, I am going to ask him two questions: Why relativity? And why turbulence? I really

Hey Steemians, you may probably have heard about this mysterious thing called "Entropy", people casually describe entropy as “Disorderness”. Well Entropy being described as “Disorderness” is

Everyday thousands of people travel through airplanes all around the globe but most people aren’t aware of why the windows are rounded. The current generation of airplane travelers think that the windows

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Struggle through this meaningless existence until you die of natural cause at an old age.

After plunging from $13000 to $10000, bitcoin along with other alt coins created a deep fear among investors. People started questioning if we are finally in a bubble. For example, the top voted post on

The human body contains enough bones to make an entire skeleton. Also, the equator is long enough that it will wrap around the earth exactly once. Follow for more fun science facts!

Hello, steemit community this is me, Kismat from Nepal. I was introduced to steemit by my friend @bikkichhantyal a couple of months ago but because of finals I couldn't spend much time on it but hey! I

After completing my 3 months internship at Middle-Marsyangdi Hydropower Plant in Nepal, i was returning to Kathmandu ,200 km from the hydropower plant. Just glanced outside of my bus and this scene caught

Universe, as it seems to me, is an endless spectrum of uncertainty. Since the dawn of human civilization, we have used ingenious, and sometimes rather misleading, tools to surmount this uncertainty. We