Wednesday, September 7, 2011

Man on the moon; did it really happen?

In 1961 after Russian’s successful attempt of sending a man to space left Americans behind the space race. So the  American’s wanted to prove themselves the best. So the president John F Kennedy proposed an amazing idea of sending man to Moon. After 8 years from the day of this proposal the Americans sent a man to the moon. Neil Armstrong was the first person ever to set the foot on the moon.

Monday, September 5, 2011

Bermuda Triangle: Mystery beyond the explanation of science?

Bermuda triangle is also known as the Devil’s triangle is a place where various kinds of mysterious things happened. Bermuda triangle is a place in the western part of the North Atlantic Ocean. Boundaries of this triangle cover Florida, the Bahamas and Bermuda. In this area there were many kinds of disappearances of aircrafts and surface vessels. The Flight 19 is a famous mysterious incident which happened in 1945. Flight 19 was a training flight with five TBM Avenger Bombers which went missing in the area of Bermuda triangle. This incident made various kinds of explanations to describe the possible reasons to these occurrences.

Explanations to these mysterious incidents.

Friday, August 26, 2011

Does the "Cloud cover" really help the Cricket ball to swing? (Biggest Cricket myth)


  • You don't want to be a Cricket fan to read this post. This is about the biggest Cricket myth ever. I'll explain what "Swing" is for non-Cricket fans. Faster bowlers usually balls at speeds of 120kmh -150 kmh. While they bowl they change the path of the ball, so the ball will not come in the same track. Some bowlers swing the ball in both the directions making it really difficult to the batsmen.

Coffee helps to study long hours. Myth or Fact?

Who doesn't want to study longer hours? We all may need. So what's the drug we use? None other than a hot Coffee which contains Caffeine. Caffeine is a bitter xanthine alkaloid and psychoactive stimulant which helps us to study a whole night. It's a fact. Not a myth. 


Have you experienced some supernatural events? Still think it isn't unreal?

Last day my friend phoned me and told me a long story about his supernatural experience. He had been Listening to his music enjoying his little nap on the bed. All of a sudden his "Movable-chair" had stared to move while rotating. He sweared me that the window was closed and he felt no natural force which could move the chair.

Hmm. So I began my investigation from my house itself. I completely sealed my room, brought my computer chair and waited a bit. Nothing happened. ( In case you laugh at me, the first step of an experiment is always a bit weird). Then I started to think of possible explanations I could come with up. First thing came to my mind was a "slope". I remembered the slope in our bathroom. So I kept it there and waited. Still no movement. Then I  gave a very little spin to the chair and it did move. Then I phoned my friend and asked whether there was a slope. He came up with a negative reply.

But still I had some positives. I didn't need any super power to move the chair in bathroom. SUPER POWERS ARE NOT NEEDED. Then I came to my final conclusion.


It's the theory of "Conservation of momentum". Some how ( Ex: due to an untie of a nail or a sudden slip of a joint ) there was a little change of momentum in the Chair. But as we know the system tries to conserve the momentum. It causes the chair to move.

When you find some thing "Supernatural" don't just try to deposit it in Supernatural's account. Instead try some natural explanation. Then do some practicals to test your hypothesis.

Try this. If Newton banked the Gravitational phenomenon in Supernatural's account would we have sent Rockets? There's a reason behind everything, Some times we might find it difficult to explain it at once. But it;s not a ticket to bring in Man's age old friend "Supernatural"

Get off your hats, it causes baldness. Sick of this? It's a myth too.

If you are a cricket follower then you must have seen players getting bald in their mid thirty's. And the public blames the head-gears they wear. But I got some thing to say you. That's a big myth our society believes. Most of the times genes are responsible for the "Baldness".

But wait. If some body came up with a hair planting surgery then you must be careful and mostly it's better to avoid hats. But in other cases  there's no point of blaming  your innocent hats.