99papers blog

The story of Nhat Suu Hanh Nhat Suu Hanh was born in Vietnam in 1926 and became a monk at the age of 16. Just eight years later, he co-founded an Open Zen-Buddhist Institute, the center of spiritual life in South Vietnam. Nhat Suu Hanh traveled to the United States in 1961 to teach ComparativeRead more

Michio Kaku, “Physics of the Future” Michio Kaku’s family comes from Japan as his name suggests, but he was born in the United States. He is a futurist, physicist, professor of string theory, thinking about the development of IT and consciousness in the future. Do you think telekinesis and eternal life are fantastic? Michio KakuRead more

Why do we read slowly? Rapid reading techniques are aimed at eliminating factors that slow down the process. Therefore, before talking about speed, let’s see what reduces it. While reading, the eye makes many separate movements. To perceive a fragment of the text, we must fix our sight on it. The duration of one fixationRead more

Microwave oven In 1945, an engineer from Raytheon, Percy Spencer, was working on a microwave emitter for the military. During one test, a chocolate bar happened to be in his pocket – it melted under the influence of microwaves. So Percy came up with the idea to use microwaves to heat food! Two years later,Read more

The human brain is influenced by brands Research has long shown that branded packaging changes the taste of food. Further experiments have shown: from the consumer’s point of view, the taste of a product is not always its most important quality. Thus, Sweet carbonated drink A consistently bypasses Sweet carbonated drink B in a blindRead more

Both Cro-Magnons and Neanderthals occupied the same ecological niche. This means that they used practically the same food sources and the same habitat. The two intelligent species waged a fierce struggle between themselves, at least in Europe. The Neanderthals eventually lost, but that doesn’t mean the war was easy and fast. The paths of theRead more

⚫ A black hole is a celestial object so massive that nothing, even light can escape its gravity. It is called black because it does not emit nor reflect light. In a sense, black holes are the most ideal black objects that ever existed in the universe. We humans cannot see black holes with aRead more

Steamed Couscous Ingredients: 1 cup couscous 1 teaspoon salt 2 tablespoons of oil Place one cup of couscous and 1 teaspoon of salt in a bowl and stir together. When serving with a stew, combine ½ to 1 cup of broth with plenty of warm water to cover the couscous by about half an inch.Read more

📽️ Who are the academics of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences? Anyone with significant professional achievements in the field of cinema can become a member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (AMPAS). In total, the Academy has over 7,000 members – representatives of the cinematography, which are divided intoRead more

We have ranked the Top 5 Space Exploration Achievements of 2020 based on their proximity to the Earth and left for you and for the future to decide on their significance:  🚀 Elon Musk’s SpaceXOn May 31st, 2020 the world was watching as the Crew Dragon Demo-2 launched into space and successfully docked with theRead more