Monthly Archives: October 2009
E = mc^2
As some of you know, I am a big lover of mathematical symbols or equations and physics in general. When I come across universal constants and equations which change the entire way humans think of nature, it amazes me. One of the most famous equations of our time is certainly E=mc^2, which explains the mass-energy … Continue reading
Have you ever?
been to a place for the first time and it seems really familiar? What about if you go to that place and feel more at ease there than just about anywhere else? What if that’s not even in the same country you live in? A long time ago when I was a kid I heard … Continue reading
Happy Dictionary Day!
October 16 is a special day. Though rarely celebrated outside the confines of grammar school classrooms or public libraries, Dictionary Day commemorates the birthday of American lexicographer Noah Webster, born October 16, 1758. I am not sure how long Dictionary Day has been around, but it appears we have been honoring good ol’ Mr. Webster … Continue reading