Rabina Kadariya

Light has some interesting phenomena when passing through different objects. The characteristics of light are even peculiar when we observe in different media. Here, we will deal with two phenomena of light: Reflection and Refraction which are integral parts of … Read more

Electromagnetism is applied to a wide range of daily circumstances to advanced technologies in science. Lenz’s Law is a primary idea in the realm of electromagnetic induction. It provides information about electromagnetic forces. This article goes briefly through Lenz’s Law … Read more

What Is a Nuclear Reactor? A nuclear reactor was built with the aim of running, directing, and carrying out a nuclear chain reaction, which causes massive amounts of energy getting produced. In a nuclear power plant, it is the main focus … Read more

Introduction to Kepler’s Laws of Planetary Motion A basic notion in physics including astrophysics, Kepler’s Law of Planetary Motion render a mathematical framework for comprehending how planets revolve the Sun. These mathematical principles, which Johannes Kepler developed in the early … Read more

Semiconductor has become an inherent part of almost every contemporary electronic gadget, including computers, smartphones, solar cells, LED lights, and numerous other devices. The electronic era as we realize it wouldn’t be possible lacking them. We will explore about a … Read more

Introduction to Blackbody Radiation: Understanding the Basics A condition known as “black body radiation” arises when an object induces and absorbs electromagnetic radiation. The rise of quantum theory has been supported by this idea, which is indispensable to both classical … Read more

Understanding Hooke’s Law: Definition and Fundamentals A central idea in mechanics, Hooke’s Law articulates how stress and strain interplay in materials with elastic properties. The law, which retains Robert Hooke’s name after his approach in 1678, finds widespread application in … Read more

Introduction to the Expanding Universe The hypothesis of the Big Bang is the oldest and most popularly accepted empirical explanation for how the universe arose and evolved. It argues that the cosmos originated as a singularity—a point of inconceivable density … Read more

All physical substances in the universe are made up of elementary particles, which are the most fundamental elements of matter. These particles differ from composite particles like protons and neutrons in that they are not made up of tiny components … Read more