http://www.BharatBhasha.com/science.php BharatBhasha.com, a highly content rich information website with tons of articles on science written by well known authors across the world. en-us http://www.bharatbhasha.com/science.php/79687 ... hovering at $100 per barrel, everyone needs some relief from the outlandish cost of energy today. I kept waiting for politicians to do something about it, and then I woke up. I stumbled across a product called Water4Gas, bought it, installed it, used it, and decided to review it. What Water4Gas is. Water4Gas is an informational product (i.e. eBook) that shows you how to construct a simple device that will allow you to increase your fuel economy by up to 75%. In a nutshell, with electricity from your cars battery it separates water into a gas called HHO which has 300% more power than... http://www.bharatbhasha.com/science.php/72443 ... your telescope, but you do not want to look directly at the Sun as it will end in most possible catastrophe. Such a stark warning is necessary. As an example of the power of the Sun, consider that the Sun could easily contain 1 million Earths! This Sun is not a bonfire it is a galactic power station that sustains life on our planet and provides heat and light to all the planets in our solar system and beyond. Once when using my telescope, I left it outside and put the cap on the eyepiece, but forgot to put the closure on the front to stop the light from entering. Within a few seconds... http://www.bharatbhasha.com/science.php/47571 ... was America’s first naturopathic physician. Although ridiculed by the establishment for his ‘revolutionary’ ideas of exercise, vegetarianism and healthy living, Benedict Lust, founded the first health food store as we know it, and crystallized the focus of naturopathy on diet and nutrition as the chief route to health. He also started the country’s health spa, in Butler NJ, and founded the first naturopathic college, the American School of Naturopathy and chiropractic in 1902, in New York. “Where there is no official recognition and regulation, you will find plotters, the thieves,... http://www.bharatbhasha.com/science.php/44282 ... facts to discourage farmers in developing countries from embracing genetically modified crops, Calestous Juma, a professor of Practice of International Development at the John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University, in an opinion article in Economic Perspectives – a journal of the U.S. Department of State, lamented that much of the debate on the role of biotechnology in developing countries is based on hypothetical claims with no real products in the hands of consumers and producers. “…rebutting the claim of critics is not as important as presenting the benefits of... http://www.bharatbhasha.com/science.php/44281 ... but it wasn’t until the 19th and 20th centuries that the science behind more accurate timekeeping and how that relates to the universe around us was more understood -- or at least investigated. Key players in science and mathematics also played an important role in trying to understand how time works. Prominent scientific figures such as Galileo and Dutch astronomer Christian Huygens led the understanding of time in the 16th and 17th centuries, but it was Albert Einstein, Carl Neumann, and the like who looked at absolute and mathematical time at the end of the 19th and beginning of the... http://www.bharatbhasha.com/science.php/44280 ... to your wrist only to find you forgot to put on your watch. We have become so programmed to know what time it is and schedule our lives around it that it is second nature to bend your arm, turn your wrist and get the answer. It has not always been so easy, or even necessary as you will see by looking back to a time before clocks and watches. Like Night and Day The precision with which we measure time today is light years away from how it was done, not so long ago. Time was once measured completely by the universe around us – and still is in a sense when you understand the science... http://www.bharatbhasha.com/science.php/43321 ... confusion about whales and dolphins and even some frustration concerning their classification. What is the fuss all about? The frustration is basically coming into play when confused people talk about both dolphins and whales as being fishes so when they are being corrected about it, they tend to hate it. According to them, what lives in the water must be a fish otherwise it wouldn’t be there. Isn’t that right? Wrong! The fact and the matter is that fishes like the great white shark and marine mammals such as dolphins and whales are not under the same classification simply because... http://www.bharatbhasha.com/science.php/41825 ... Either way, humans have always been curious to learn more about these gigantic cetaceans. For years, mainly because of their size, sailors and explorers were terrified by them, preferring to sail close to home until they felt the need to discover the world and its treasures…the need to become rich and famous. So to people on land, they either became known as sea monsters or mermaids. The purpose of such tales was for making the sailors’ adventures more interesting to others. Mythology even created mermaids as being these female creatures luring sailors to their... http://www.bharatbhasha.com/science.php/37986 ... procedure. Keratomileusis involves an altering of the shape of the corneal tissue with the aid of an excimer laser, which is a powerful ultraviolet laser. This laser eye surgery is performed by ophthalmologists in order to correct different types of vision impairment. LASIK is the preferred treatment for patients with refractive error, since the procedure entails rapid recovery and minimal pain overall. LASIK surgery leverages technology to its fullest. For instance, a computer system tracks the patient’s eye position 4,000 times per second, while the lasers make the desired... http://www.bharatbhasha.com/science.php/37416 ... we make that great shift out of our teenage years into our twenties, most of the changes we encounter about growing older are good. Whe we are in our twenties, growing older means a lot more freedom and a lot of adventure. Physically, we are at our peak of perfection. In our thirties, we are starting to enjoy many of the benefits of growing older as we accumulate more wisdom and in most cases, continue to have a body and a brain that’s still in great shape. But there comes a time, perhaps in our fifth decade, or in our sixth, when growing older starts to have some negative... Copyright 2005 BharatBhasha.com - All Rights Reserved.