SH2-101 or the Tulip nebula
In the constellation of the Swan (Cygnus for friends) is where the Tulip nebula or SH2-101 lives. A nebula cataloged in 1959 about 6500 light years from Earth and about […]
Physics
Example to understand the Field Theory
I remember, a long time ago, drinking a beer and trying to explain to a friend something that, being very simple, is quite complex to realize: field theory. Because explaining […]
Curious stars in the constellation of Scorpio
What you see is the so-called M7 or, also known as NGC 6475. It is a cluster of stars in the constellation of Scorpio whose greatest interest is that, apart […]
Pelican Nebula
I have to admit that nebulas are one of the forms I like the most. It’s like seeing fluids of different densities, very close, mixing. It offers forms, due to […]
Orion Belt
Those of us who live in the northern hemisphere and look a little at the sky are very easy to find the constellation of Orion when we look to the […]
The standar model
Generation of muons due to spatial dilation
Under this post title there is a very interesting topic and it is the generation of muons as secondary radiation due to time dilation or spatial contraction. Known by all, […]
The 11 dimensions multiverse
Spatial geometry, Minkowski space
Today I want to talk to you again about the importance of spatial geometry since this is what tells us how our universe is mounted, therefore how it works and […]