Benefits of a Good Night’s Sleep

It’s a universally acknowledged fact that sleeping is good for you. Even without knowing its health benefits or what harm a lack of proper sleep can do, we all know that if we don’t get enough sleep, we feel terrible. We’re cranky, and there are those ugly dark circles under our eyes and if it’s…

ByalaymMay 1, 20190Comments

Science

The Implications of Stephen Hawking’s Doomsday Prediction

Back in November 2016, Stephen Hawking said that humans need to find a new planet to inhabit or risk extinction, and gave a daunting but manageable deadline of 1000 years. A millennium is but a blip in the ripple of time and the universe, but we are a durable race, and a millennium is enough…

ByalaymMay 1, 20190Comments

Science

Why ‘A Short History of Nearly Everything’ Is A Must Read For Everyone Interested In Science

The author of the New York bestseller - A Short History of Nearly Everything, Bill Bryson is not a scientist. He's just a master storyteller sharing his experiences of chatting and apprenticing with some of the best minds in the world. With this book, Bryson has taken up the challenge to discover, unravel and make…

ByalaymFebruary 5, 20190Comments

Space

Celebrating 4 years of India’s Mars mission

According to ISRO (Indian Space Research Organization), the Mars Orbiter Mission (MOM), India’s interplanetary mission recently completed 4 years of orbiting Mars, the Red P lanet. Launched by the ISRO on 5 th November, 2013, the mission successfully placed itself into Martian orbit on 24 th September, 2014 on the first…

ByalaymOctober 31, 20180Comments

Space

China’s Second (Artificial) Moon

As the world strives to meet power demands with increasingly strained global resources, the Chinese government is seeking relief in an artificial moon. Its plan to launch a satellite to illuminate the sky that began in 2013 is one of the most ambitious projects that has been declared in the National Mass Innovation and Entrepreneurship…

ByalaymOctober 29, 20180Comments

Technology

Black Mirror: A Dystopia we deserve

One of the most realistic episodes in the Black Mirror anthology is ‘Shut Up and Dance’ (Season 3, Episode 3). It featured a fairly corporeal story with several parallels from real life that made the episode extremely spooky. The world is fresh from the horror of the Blue Whale challenge. It is still reeling from…

ByalaymOctober 13, 20180Comments

Science

An Ode to the Rocket Man – Elon Musk

Elon Musk probably holds a unique position in the evolution of our civilization. What Musk has accomplished so far is nothing short of marvellous - even if he, as he will probably himself admit, is still a while away from accomplishing the goals he has set for himself. The amount of influence he wields is…

ByalaymOctober 10, 20180Comments

Science

Insurtech Is Taking Over

Insurance is an old player in the market. The industry has expanded into a multibillion-dollar business across the globe. With the increase in awareness among the masses, the insurance sector has consistently witnessed exponential growth for quite a while. But there has been next to little technological advancement to accompany this expansion. After years of…

ByalaymAugust 16, 20180Comments

Space

Why Would We Have Just One Universe?

The journey of human history has been one towards insignificance. As we have started to obtain more knowledge, we have pushed our planet downwards from the center of the universe to a big chunk of rock. A rock that orbits an average star, which is one among trillions in our galaxy. This makes sense of the…

ByalaymJuly 21, 20180Comments

Space

Dark Sky Reserves: Losing The Dark At The Speed Of Light!

Forget everything for a moment. Teleport yourself mentally to a rocky and green mountain far from that polluted city of yours. You've been climbing for two hours and you are half-way to the top. You rest for a moment and look around. The sight takes you by surprise. Dense alluring trees all around with the…

ByalaymApril 27, 20180Comments

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