Science and Technology

Journal of Geeky feelings - everything that maters about following -

Science, 

Technology, 

Computers - Software, Hardware, Coding,

Working Principles, 

Mathematics, 

Invention and Discoveries.

Wonders and unsolved thoughts, phenomenon.

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Recent Notes:

August 2020, Note 01

Google's New Blogger Interface (My Feeling)


Half an inch for each post?? Terrible to manage all the posts!
Give back the old Post manage interface or compact mode like GMail at least. I can bet the Interface designer is not a regular blog user. Must be a Plain Stupid.
Also pop up Labels in Manage Post is not al all preferable. Drop down labels are welcome as they give more dimension to browse, multiple select and rectify/change labels.
Also Popup label in Post editor is very terrible. rather drop down would be preferable. We are not using excel, it is a blog client, do you want users to spend time moving around the slow screen?

Also i used the old editor to edit blogs from mobile device, but now half the mobile screen is hidden with crap and it is useless to edit in mobile device now!
Pls hire some blogger to design the interface and not some idiot astronaut or sci-fi control panel designer.
Focus on Usability and not on Looks and features... your new design is like a pimp good to see but no life!

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Kerosene Radio Fan / Lamp or Steam powered fan of British East India Era [Video]

Below is a interesting Fan during the regime of East India, British India.

We have only heard of these sort of fans from our grand fathers but never seen it. These were may be used by more privileged Indians or the British officers.

It is interesting gadget that is not taught to us in the Primary or Secondary schools in our time, but I think every one and the kids definitely should know about this.

Also found this more detailed video (in Hindi) about the working and origin of the fan.

Just a little google and one such I found on Amazon India being sold for 20K.

ERNO RUBIK : Inventor of the Rubik Cube. Short Documentary on Mashables.com

ERNO RUBIK : Inventor of the Rubik Cube.
A short documentary every on must watch and know about the invention of the Rubik's Cube.
The Documentary features the Inventor, Mr. Erno Rubik. Grown ups much watch and know the background leading to the invention of the World's most  popular invention.

Jump to the original article to view if video is not clear.

Manufacturing process of Glass Bottle

An amazing Video tweet of Manufacturing process of glass bottle-

This is the manufacturing process of a glass bottle

pic.twitter.com/a4ugKeZ29x

— World of Engineering (@engineers_feed) January 25, 2020

Remembering the Periodic Tables

https://twitter.com/universal_sci/status/1201601746843373573?s=09

Cannot ignore those High School days!!

Image Source

Bermuda Triangle Mystery revealed in Rig Veda

via Bermuda Triangle Mystery revealed in Rig Veda .

Eyebrows Are Crazy, But What Do They Do? - Science on the Web - YouTube

Eyebrows Are Crazy, But What Do They Do? - Science on the Web - YouTube.

The New Mexico Museum of Space History, a Division of the New MexicoDepartment of Cultural Affairs.

Good site on Space history and scientists behind it!

Keywords - Science, Astronomy 

International Space Hall of Fame :: New Mexico Museum of SpaceHistory :: Inductee Profile

Nice detail on Sir Isaac Newton...good to read.

Sir Isaac Newton UK Inducted in 1998

Identified the fundamental laws of optics, motion, and gravitation. British scientist and mathematician Sir Isaac Newton contributed substantially to the science of optics and the nature of light, formulated the laws of motion and gravitation, and independently developed a form of calculus. Isaac Newton was born in Lincolnshire, England on January 4, 1643 (or December 25, 1642 by the Julian calendar then in use). Widowed shortly before Isaac's birth, his mother remarried when he was three, leaving him to be raised by his grandmother. Believing Isaac should be a farmer like his father she sent him to a grammar school in Grantham. At the age of thirteen he returned home to run the family farm, but by 1661, his family decided that Isaac would never make a good farmer and sent him to Trinity College, University of Cambridge. For more read on