Experimental Musings

As science and technology grow, so do the possibilities of how we humans communicate with one another. For example, only two decades ago it was nearly impossible to send a friend a photo of where you were standing, waiting for them, in real time.

To move the most people at once, we still rely on the conventional trains, planes, and automobiles, but all that could change, thanks to new innovations in the transportation technology industry.

There are a lot of concerns over technology taking human jobs, but in many cases, technology can actually help humans be better at their jobs. One example is drone technology used for disaster and emergency rescues.

From campfire stories of the night sky to knowledge about our ever expanding universe, the cosmos has always fascinated human beings. However, one of the biggest questions still remains unanswered.

As summer temperatures begin to rise, we turn to our old friend air conditioning, but what about all those people around the world without electricity?