Chanchal Malviya asked: nbsp; Indian Historians: Notorious or Ignorant More than a hundred years ago, when History of India was written under British influence, there was no room for Ramayan and Mahabharat as historical events. They were epics and of no importance for students. It is surprising that India is one country whose history has… Read More »
Steven Parbach asked: Reaching your goal of earning your degree in Traditional Chinese Medicine has never been more attainable then through the Academy of Chinese Culture and Health Sciences (ACCHS), located in Oakland, California. The Academy of Chinese Culture and Health Sciences provides an assortment of academic programs including its 300-hour Tui Na Massage Therapy… Read More »
Magrietha Du Plessis asked: Do you want your kids to love science? If so, make sure they do science fair projects kids will find fun. Kids will not be interested in projects that are not very visual and that are not very easy to do. They want to see the results in a very short… Read More »
peterhutch asked: The relationship between religion and science takes many forms as the two fields are both broad. They employ different methods and address sometimes different questions. The scientific method relies on an objective approach to measure, calculate, and describe the natural/physical/material universe. Religious methods are more subjective (or intersubjective in community), relying on varying… Read More »
Tony Mase asked: (c) 2008 Tony Mase Wallace D. Wattles’ nearly one hundred year old classic masterpiece, “The Science of Getting Rich”, has recently become *THE* book to read on the subject of getting rich. However, most of those who read this incredible book won’t get near as much from it as they could. Here… Read More »
Rich Ramalho asked: Visalus Sciences is a relatively new company in the home business arena that is based out of Troy, Michigan with 2 expanded marketing offices located on the west coast. Visalus markets several patented health and nutritional products based on clinical and scientific studies over seen by Dr. Michael Seidman, Director of Product… Read More »
Naveen Marasinghe asked: The Museum of Science sounds very stuffy, doesn’t it? Sounds like a very dead place, very prim and proper, with the proper exhibits, where you have to be quiet and respectful, rather like a mausoleum. It doesn’t sound in the least like a place where a Boston Duck Tour is based. It… Read More »
Albert Werfert asked: Forensic science is one of the most challenging and stimulating careers that someone can choose for a litany of reasons. This is because, unlike other science careers, forensic science deals with the law and most particularly criminal law. What a forensic scientist actually does, is to use science to come to conclusions… Read More »
Nirmala asked: Science is a way of figuring out things about the world we’re in. Its big advantage is that it has a way of detecting and fixing errors, so you’re more likely to arrive at something close to the truth. The way science works is like this: – You come up with a hypothesis… Read More »
Jordan Matthews asked: Remember those science experiments you had to do in school? Remember how we put it off until the night before it was due? Asking your parents for help at the last minute was hard. You may be asked to help your child out the next time they have to do a science… Read More »