What is Space?If you believe that what you see, the physical world, is Reality ; then I would kindly advise you to check out this documentary, and think again.The physical world will appear to you differently afterwards. Reality is something else, says science. Hard to picture

Une belle, belle farce : http://www.conscience-et-eveil-spirituel.com/generateur-energie-libre.htmlSi l'énergie pouvait être gratuite, l'univers se serait déjà détruit.Oh, et du coup, mauvaise nouvelle pour : http://www.usinenouvelle.com/article/le-mit-promet-un-reacteur-a-fusion-nucleaire-plus-puissant-et-moins-cher-qu-iter.N345028et pour : http://www.developpement-durable.gouv.fr/La-fusion-nucleaire-et-le-projet.html

1905 - Einstein's miracle year

Brian Greene - Notre univers est-il le seul ?

Game theory - Nash equilibrium

Brian Greene - What's Beyond The Double Slit Experiment ? This tells that, what we think matter is, is not what really is. What really is, is a potential, and what we see is a small small small part of this potential. So reality is not the physical world, reality is infinitely bigger, and the physical world is like a slice of it, or a projection of it, like a shadow would be. Reality is the whole! Do you go left or right? No, you go left AND right!

Physics Girl - Can you solve the boat puzzle? Neat and clever, thank you +Physics Girl​

"c", the maximum speed in the universe, is the speed of causalityWith no speed limit ( = with an infinite speed, where consequences of actions are instantaneous everywhere ), space would not exist, so as time, and the whole universe history would last only for an instant and immediately reach an end

Au Népal, des abeilles géantes et des fleurs empoisonnées produisent un miel aux propriétés étonnantes : le miel fou

Étienne Ghys - Et si le théorème de Pythagore n'était pas vrai ?

Le paradoxe de Simpson, bien expliqué #science

Veritasium - The Original Double Slit Experiment Very well demonstrated, my friend ;-) So, light is a wave. But why is that and how it's done is the critical question