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Astrophotography: Art Of Capturing The Night Sky

Science Weekly • Blog Team

Astrophotography is a sub-discipline of scientific photography and amateur astronomy. And it is a very well-beloved photographic genre as well. Astrophotography is all about capturing . . .

Scientific Enigmas From Ancient History: The Great Pyramid of Giza

Science Weekly • Blog Team

“There is only one universal language, which is the language of numbers and proportions that are so striking and stunningly built into the Great Pyramid and to which our . . .

Memes, But Not The Kind You’re Thinking Of

Science Weekly • Pramudith Fernando

What do TikTok trends, Sri Lankans honking their horns invoking a certain black bird, catchy tunes that everyone hums, adding an ‘m’ between syllables of a word, “sad doge”, “distracted . . .

Is The “Methuselah” Older Than The Universe?

Science Weekly • Blog Team

A starry night is a night full of intrigue and mystery. Can you believe that there is a star that is older than our universe? By now the universe is approximately 13.8 billion years old but Methuselah is 16 billion years old. . . .

Insights On The Most Important Discussion Of Our Time

Science Weekly • Pramudith Fernando

In the highly informative, yet accessible book “Life 3.0”, author Max Tegmark presents the developments, challenges and possibilities of superhuman AI, explaining the topics which form the basis of the discussion, while . . .

Pushing Back and Forth: Coupled Oscillators

Science Weekly • Dasith Tilakaratna

In the physical world around us, we often talk about energy as a transferrable quantity. This transfer happens not only from one form to the other but also from one physical body to another. In this study of a back and forth . . .

Ordering The Disordered - Part 2

Science Weekly • Amrah Izadeen

Understanding global warming and our heavy impact on it has never been more imperative than it is now. It has also never been easier to do so than it is in the present. And that is due to the hard work of three winners of the . . .

Ordering The Disordered – Part 1   

Science Weekly • Amrah Izadeen

Global warming is a term that we often hear but, do we really know who and what is behind it? We tend to look at this topic superficially, sometimes in a detached manner, as if it does not . . .

Sense-sational Science: Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 2021

Science Weekly • Yowan Dias

What makes us who we are? This deep, philosophical question is one that mankind has been struggling to find answers to. Most argue that our lives are amalgamations of our sensory experiences – each of those providing a unique . . .

Predicting the future isn’t magic. It's AI; Supervised Learning

Science Weekly • Ama Karunarathne

“I am telling you, the world’s first trillionaires are going to come from somebody who masters AI and all its derivatives, and applies it in ways we never thought . . .

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මතකයේ සැමරුම් ……

by Upeka Prayaga

  හ්ම්ම්ම්ම් ආදරය…. ඇත්තෙන්ම ආදරය හරිම පුදුම දෙයක්.සමහරු එය විදිනවා, ඒ අතරේ සමහරු එය විදවනවා.කොල්ලෙක් තමන්ගේ ජීවිතේ ජයගන්න උසස්පෙළ කඩ ඉම පහුකරලා

මතක මංපෙත

by Sachitha Dilshan

  තමන් ගෙ ජීවිතේ තමන් ගොඩක් ම ආදරය කරන අය අහිමි උනහම කොච්චර දුකක්, තනිකමක්, වේදනාවක් දැනෙනවද කියල තේරෙන්නෙ තමන් ආදරය කරන

විරහවේ සරදම් …..

by Upeka Prayaga

  ඉතින් නුඹ නම් යලිත් එන්නැති ඉසව්වක දැන් බෝ තුටින් ඇති මගේ සෙනෙහෙ අඩුවක් තියෙන්නැති ඒ නිසා මා අතැර යන්නැති මාව ඔහු

ජාවා with නානා(part 11)

by Charith Dinushka

 අද ටියුටොරියල් එකෙන් මම හිතුවා උදාහරණ කිහිපයක් සාකච්චා කරන්න. නැත්තන් ඉතින් කම්මැලි හිතෙන හින්දා. එහෙනන් වැඩි කතා නැතුව අපි යොමුවෙමු පලමු උදාහරණය

සිහින දනව්ව

by Sachitha Dilshan

 කදුලක උණුසුම හදවතට නොදැනෙන්න මද පවනේ සිසිලසින් හදවත නහවන්න ඔය මුහුණෙ මදහසත් හැමදාම පවතින්න දෙනවාද සොදුරියෙ ඔබෙ අත මට රැකගන්න හැම මොහොතේම

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