Science

Dark Energy is an unknown and hypothetical form of energy that affects the Universe by producing a negative gravity or anti-gravity i.e. it acts against gravity. This is being theorized from the observable properties of distant supernovae, which show that the universe is expanding at an accelerating speed.

Particle physics surfaced in early 20th century, and then it has grown exponentially to form a different stream of physics on its own. The Large Hadron Collider has played a pivotal role in verifying the particle physics theories and has lived up to its name and fame.

Introduction to Flow Chemistry: As the name suggests, rather than in classical batch approach, here in chemical reactions are run in continuously flowing streams ....

Einstein came up with the special theory of relativity. He inculcated the transformation equations mathematically developed by Lorentz, rather than the Galilean transformation and showed that this was, in fact, consistent with Maxwell’s theory. This theory was a revolution in physics and it changed most of the physics we know today.

The matter we see around us like planets, stars, etc. makes up only 5% of the Universe, while dark matter makes up 27% of the Universe and the remaining by another mysterious substance called Dark Energy. The only things related to dark matter is that it’s invisible, exerts a gravitational pull that helps bind together galaxies and distorts the appearance of space.