My laptop, a 2015 MacBook Pro that survived being drowned during the Chennai floods that year, went into […]
Month: June 2018
Scientists have combined one atom of sodium (Na) and one of caesium (Cs) to form one molecule of […]
Today’s post is just a very interesting tidbit I found when conducting research for a piece for #GRIT […]
Nagraj Gollapudi on the yo-yo fitness test, ESPN Cricinfo: A yo-yo test involves a player shuttling between two […]
Here’s another instance of an unsound university press release exaggerating the conclusions of a study. The headline goes […]
There’s a formula in thermodynamics 101 called Carnot’s theorem that goes like this: This is a famous equation […]
I’ve had migraines since 2006, when I started college. The pain is excruciating, disabling, ruinous, usually on both […]
There are many similarities between Kaala, Pa Ranjith’s second flick with Rajinikanth, and their first film together, Kabali (2016). […]
I’m no artist, nor a scholar of art. I can’t analyse images to pick out patterns. Heck, I […]
I received an email from a fellow journalist last week with the following subject: Banks wont recover even […]