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    Was Neil Armstrong Really the First Man on Moon?

    Neil Armstrong— First Steps On The Moon On the 20th of July, in 1969, the world and humankind moved to a new level. A feat that couldn't have even been imagined 70 years ago had now been achieved. Two humans from America, Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin stepped on the Moon for the first time. The entire world watched on with pride on their television...

    Antimatter— A Whimsical Enigma

    You Must Be Curious— What Is Antimatter? Before we understand antimatter, we should understand the matter. The matter is anything that has mass and occupies volume. Everything around us is made up of matter. But the integral parts of matter are fundamental particles, which are six leptons and six quarks. Every particle has its anti-self. So every quark has antiquark and every lepton, an anti-lepton....

    The Moon Landing, The Aliens, And An Inside Mystery

    It's been nearly 50 years since the last human being set foot on the Moon. Technology has evolved more in these 50 years, but still, we aren't able to set foot on the moon again. Why? Budget issues? Or is there something going on with the moon landing? From 1969-1972, American astronauts completed six successful landings on the surface of the Moon. The last of these missions,...

    The Pursuit Of The Mysterious Planet In Our Solar System

    I saw some shimmering glitters in my diary, and it felt like I was lost in reverie. Doesn't the idea of space, comprising millions of galaxies, stars, and planets beguile anyone? At least I get influenced by it, and maybe, most of you would be wondering about the obscure and mysterious planets that must be lurking somewhere. We are not paranoid to think that....

    Yellowstone Caldera Can Wipe Out The U.S.; The Government Knows

    Yellowstone National Park has caught much attention due to its active volcanic eruption, causing catastrophic events in the future. The volcano called Yellowstone Caldera holds power to obliterate the whole U.S. Interestingly, many people believe the government knows about this inevitable eruption, which can happen anytime. Let us try to understand it better. The First National Park: Located in the western United States, America’s first national...