Summary of a few trends: 1. GAMECHANGER: BRING IN THE CONTEXT Excerpt from “Will Google Now make apps obsolete one day?” The next evolution of that is to obtain desired information that isn’t contained in a single app. “Individual app developers can’t think far enough ahead and their apps aren’t nuanced enough to know what I want to do in my current situation at my … Continue reading How & When will Mobile Apps become Obsolete?
Come to think of it – we humans seem to be having the best time ever and we are at a peak in terms of demonstrating our intelligence and power. As Ian Goldin and Chris Kutarna (authors of the book Age of Discovery) share in an article titled “We’re living in an age full of possibilities. So why do so many of us feel like … Continue reading How do we begin solving world’s biggest problems? PART – 1
Recently I got a chance to learn wood-cutting, make wooden boxes, cut metal, solder wires and attach electronic components to the box. This fun activity re-kindled my interest in Internet of Things (IOT) which, in simplest terms, refers to Internet-enabled objects. For example, right now, I am sitting on a chair. If all chairs are Internet-enabled – at least the ones I use regularly – … Continue reading Internet of Things – IOT – An Introduction – Part 1
PSLV-C37 (also known as Cartosat-2 series satellite) was the 39th mission of the PSLV (Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle) program. PSLV-C37 broke the earlier records of launching 37 satellites by a Russian rocket on June 19, 2014 and of 29 satellites launched by NASA on 19 November 2013. It was successfully launched on Wednesday, February 15, 2017 at 9:28 Hrs IST from the First Launch Pad … Continue reading The Complete Story – ISRO Sets World Record, Successfully Launching PSLV-37 Rocket With 104 Satellites Into Orbit
Budding Champion Samarth demonstrates his skills, solving Rubik’s Cube 2X2 in 8.04 seconds, in preparation for The Rubik’s Cube Indian Nationals 2016, organised by Technocracy IIT Delhi in association with Capital Cubing to be held on 25-27 March 2016 at IIT Delhi. The competition is open to all competitors of all nationalities. No experience in World Cube Associaiton (WCA) competitions is necessary, but competitors should be familiar … Continue reading Practice Session for The Rubik’s Cube Indian Nationals on 25-27 March 2016
A domino effect as demonstrated in the video above is produced when a linked series of events successively create a mechanical impact on the next item in the sequence to produce a chain reaction. Do not underestimate them as some harmless fun! Physicist Van Leeuwen has even presented a calculation to explore if a sequence of dominoes can topple a skyscraper-sized block at http://arxiv.org/abs/1301.0615. Each … Continue reading The Domino Effect – A Colorful Demo of a powerful mechanical phenomena that could topple a skyscraper!
Our visit to Bhimbheta Caves gave glimpse of the earliest human mind! Continue reading Late Stone Age Rock Paintings @ Bhimbetka!
Beginning a Colorful Journey of fun choices! Continue reading Fun Learning! Colorful Choices!
FunVidya was at Bhimbetka Rock Shelters Continue reading Earliest Human Mind! Late Stone Age Rock Paintings!
Adventure @ Learning & Creativity! 