Behind the formidable achievements of history’s greatest scientific minds often lies a sharp, irrepressible wit. Through delightful encounters involving Pyotr Kapitsa, Ernest Rutherford, and Paul Erdős, these lighthearted anecdotes capture how quick…
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The man with big ears, and big dreams that took India to the moon
Born into privilege yet guided by a deep social conscience, Vikram Sarabhai saw advanced science not as an abstract pursuit, but as a practical instrument to uplift millions. From launching India’s first…
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Lithium-ion battery inventor introduces new glass electrolyte technology for fast-charging, noncombustible batteries
Curiosity and purpose are not bound by age or past triumphs. Decades after pioneering the lithium-ion chemistry that powers our modern world, Nobel laureate John B. Goodenough dedicated his later years to…
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Three-stringed violin
Life rarely guarantees flawless circumstances or unbroken instruments. When sudden disruption strikes, the true measure of artistry lies in adapting to unexpected loss rather than surrendering to it. This unforgettable performance serves…
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Darwin’s black box
Modern biochemistry has opened the microscopic world of the biological cell, revealing intricate cellular machinery that operates with mechanical efficiency on an extraordinarily miniaturized scale. “A black box is a whimsical term used in…
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Carnegie’s wisdom on mining for gold
Genuine wealth in any organisation is never discovered readymade; it is unearthed through a deliberate, relentless process of polishing raw potential into lasting excellence. “If you are looking for that one gem…
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Henry Ford
Henry Ford dropped out of school at the age of 15. He walked from his family’s farm in Dearborn, Michigan, to Detroit, and found work in a machine shop. He would eventually…
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Humble beginnings
In the year 1873, there was a country-bumpkin who applied for a sales job at a store in upstate New York. He looked like anything but a potential salesman to the owner,…
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The helpful Moon
The book Our Created Moon: Earth’s Fascinating Neighbor reveals some ways the Moon benefits mankind. One obvious way is the light it reflects at night, which has guided travellers on land and sea for…
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A total eclipse
A total eclipse is one of the most beneficial events for human knowledge. Astronomers, physicists and historians learn all kinds of things from them (this is how astronomers confirmed that gravity bends…
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Feeling dizzy?
Do you realise that you should be dizzy right now? That’s because you are, right now, travelling at the speed of 66,000 miles per hour around the Sun. That’s how fast the…
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Earth: The perfect home
…the universe is a very inhospitable place. As far as we know, there’s no other place in it that can support human life except this little dot of a planet called Earth.…