Throughout history, people have invented many machines that forever changed the world; the Gutenberg Printing Press is one of them.
No doubt that writing is part and parcel of the human pursuit of knowledge. Teaching, learning, and documenting sciences have all depended on it.
Each wave of technology overturns its predecessor but the development of computing technologies is more than a chain of innovation.
With the technological advances of this age, you can expect what we once thought of as science fiction to be reflected in real life.
I am writing to you today because I was informed that you have chosen science for a career. Well, congratulations my dear!
Look up in the sky! It is not a bird! It is not a plane! It is not even a superhero! It is a flying house!
In Greek mythology, King Midas had asked the god Dionysus for the ability to turn everything he touched into gold; when he was granted his wish, he thought he had good fortune. Yet, he soon came to regret making that wish!
As early as the 11th century, the idea of the camera was already being developed.
To this day, no one knows exactly when the compass was first used, or who invented it; what we know is that it dates back to the 11th century.
The earliest alarm clock dates back to around 250 BCE, and was invented by the Greeks.