ios 10 and how to get it

This is how to get it right now

iOS 10 is now available: This is how to get it right now

 

 

Update: On second thought, maybe it’s worth waiting. Many of those that attempted the upgrade this morning ran into some rather severe issues that necessitated a complete re-install of 9.3.5 and then a second attempt at an upgrade to iOS 10.
It’s iOS day! Apple’s latest release of their mobile operating system has landed, and a lot has changed.
It all comes down to the fact that the new version includes security enhancements as well as a bunch of new features. There are a ton — an eccentric new version of iMessage with its own App Store, new powers for Siri, a redesigned home screen, rich notifications and much more.

How to update

Ready? Let’s do this. Make sure you have a decent Wi-Fi connection and your phone is either charging or has more than 50 percent battery left.
Then, go over to settings and press ‘general’. When you hit the Software Update button everything will speak for itself. Within minutes you’ll have a better, more secure phone.

Want to know more?

We dove into a lot of the new features that are included with this release. If you’re waiting for your phone to download the update, it’s the perfect reading to prepare yourself:
Apple announces iOS 10, and it’s jam-packed with features
Here’s how Apple will make every app much faster in iOS 10
Apple’s iMessage App Store is now open for iOS 10 users

 

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SEO TRICKS

5 SEO privileged insights you'll be astonished you didn't know

Getting your site to rank in Google can be an extreme trudge. It requires learning of current positioning components, and in addition the time and capacity to advance your substance for those variables.

Any SEO hacks or "mysteries" you can make sense of can likewise go a long toward helping you. While Google doesn't for the most part let us in on abnormal state SEO privileged insights, there are a few systems we know – both from the exploration and from Google themselves – about approaches to help rankings.

This post will take a gander at five SEO "privileged insights" you might not have thought about that can get your substance positioning sooner than you may might suspect.

You have to make content for individuals who can give you interfaces

External link establishment isn't dead. Not by far.

While numerous old-school SEOs trust that third party referencing methods are currently to a great extent insufficient (or if nothing else less viable than they once were), connections are still basic to getting high rankings. Truth be told, on their rundown of the main nine positioning components, Moz gives space level connections the top spot.

I (and different advertisers) have gabbed about the idea of connection procuring, instead of third party referencing. The essential thought is that by making absolutely exceptional, stellar substance, you'll actually gain connects that will enhance your rankings.

While I remain behind this present, here's the catch: you likewise need to make content particularly with the end goal of drawing in connections from bloggers, writers, and online advertisers.

When you compose content that gets your group of onlookers energized, will probably aggregate social shares and connections. In any case, in case you're after connections, you have to make content for individuals who are really ready to give you interfaces.

Consider what bloggers and columnists commonly connection to in their posts, and compose content particularly for that reason. A few case of substance could be:

•    Original reviews or research

•    Lists of industry information or insights

•    Expert interviews

•    Industry infographics

•    Prediction posts

•    Controversial posts

As a blogger or substance maker yourself, what sorts of substance do you for the most part depend on when composing a bit of substance? Make content that you yourself would connection to, and you're destined for success.

We know Google's main 3 positioning variables: Optimize for them

SEO isn't a precise science. Lamentably, Google hasn't given us a thorough rundown of positioning variables. Considering that Google has around 200 noteworthy positioning variables, and upwards of 10,000 sub-signals, we can't in any way, shape or form know each and every part of their calculation.

In any case, for reasons unknown we do now know Google's main three rankings components. Understanding the significance of these three elements gives us a chance to concentrate on systems and exercises that are well on the way to support our rankings.

All in all, what are these three elements? Connections, substance and RankBrain. We've as of now spoke somewhat about connections, and we'll spread substance beneath.

That leaves RankBrain. As indicated by Search Engine Land, RankBrain is Google's "machine-learning computerized reasoning framework that is utilized to process its indexed lists."

Essentially, it's one of the key ways Google sorts through pages to figure out which ones best suit an inquiry. Indeed, in a meeting with Bloomberg, Greg Corrado, a senior exploration researcher with Google, expressed that RankBrain is the third most critical positioning element.

Be that as it may, how can one upgrade for RankBrain?

Gary Illyes, an expert at Google, shares the mystery sauce for improving for RankBrain, and it's less demanding than you may might suspect: "On the off chance that you attempt to compose like a machine then RankBrain will simply get confounded and most likely just pushes you back. Be that as it may, in the event that you have a substance site, attempt to peruse out some of your articles or whatever you composed, and ask individuals whether it sounds regular. On the off chance that it sounds conversational, in the event that it sounds like common dialect that we would use in your everyday life, then beyond any doubt, you are enhanced for RankBrain."

Highlighted pieces will really send more movement to your site, not less

As you likely definitely know, highlighted pieces are Google's endeavor to include direct responses to inquiries, right inside the indexed lists.

On the off chance that Google discovers that your page gives the best response to a specific inquiry, they'll demonstrate an outline of your answer, alongside your URL and page title.

Lamentably, some site proprietors and advertisers are reluctant to streamline for highlighted scraps. They trust that by having their substance appear in a highlighted scrap, they're relinquishing activity (since clients will get what they require while never navigating).

Be that as it may, as indicated by examination by Stone Temple Consulting, getting included bits for your substance really appears to expand site movement – maybe by as much as 20 to 30 percent in addition to.

At the point when enhancing for included pieces, attempt to concentrate on more intricate inquiries, if conceivable. On the off chance that your piece gives a maybe a couple word answer to an extremely straightforward inquiry, clients will be more averse to navigate to your site, refuting any advantage you may some way or another have had.

Counting related points and words in your substance will help your rankings

I specified over that one of Google's main two positioning components is content – however what does that mean precisely?

All things considered, we know there are various elements that can build the odds of your substance positioning. As indicated by my companions at Searchmetrics' 2015 Ranking Factors concentrate, a portion of the ranges that correspond with high rankings include:

•    Using your keyword(s) in your portrayal and content body

•    Using the suitable perusing level for your group of onlookers

•    Using your keywords(s) in your interior and outside connections

None of these will come as an amazement to you. In any case, Searchmetrics made another intriguing disclosure you may not think about: they observed that top-positioning pages contained a 53 percent extent of pertinent terms.

"Significant terms" are basically words and expressions that are firmly identified with your essential catchphrase or theme. For example, on the off chance that I were composing an article about how to cook a turkey, I may likewise expound on Thanksgiving, side-dishes or how to have a family occasion.

Rather than simply concentrating on your essential catchphrase, ensure you utilize your standard watchword devices and methodologies to discover related words and expressions. Not just will this enhance the nature of your substance, it will likewise help your rankings.

Getting top rankings isn't so amazing… in case you're not meeting client purpose

I wish this weren't a "mystery," yet tragically regardless I see numerous advertisers missing the watercraft on this one. Getting a page to rank profoundly in the SERPs is extraordinary, however just on the off chance that it matches client expectation.

Here's the reason: A page that doesn't address the issues and desires of clients will never accomplish solid client signals. Since it's not noting the right inquiries or giving the right data, clients will rapidly surrender your page looking for a more helpful one.

As clients forsake your page, your skip rates will increment and your time nearby will diminish. Inside a brief timeframe, Google will understand that your page is coming up short, and your rankings will drop.

Try not to need this to transpire? One of the most ideal approaches to ensure you're coordinating client expectation is to dissect the SERPs. Run a quest for your watchwords, and take a gander at which pages are at present positioning for those words

This snappy examination would let me know that written work a blog entry about "women watches" would be liable to make them rank (or if nothing else keep me positioning).

This to say: pick your catchphrases deliberately, and keep client purpose as your essential objective!

Last considerations

While the techniques above may not be "privileged insights" to everybody, they're procedures numerous site proprietors aren't using. Actualizing them might be exactly what you have to jump your rivals in the web crawler comes about.

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LANGUAGE AND APPLICATION

How To Learn Any Language With An App

Apps are all the rage nowadays, and for good reason. They can help you out in just about every area of your life, whether it's keeping fit, organizing your schedule, communicating with friends, or even learning a language. Just like any tool though, you need to know how to use it properly to really benefit. Here's a user guide for optimal app use, provided courtesy of an app-addicted superuser

Technology is wonderful. Put it in the hands of someone like Elon Musk and it can send people into space, make a future of clean, renewable energy a reality, or build electric cars. Put in your hands it can help you achieve all sorts of things, from learning to code to learning a language.Educational apps are becoming increasingly popular as a supplement, and sometimes as an alternative, to traditional education. Why? Well, for starters, it’s supremely convenient to learn on a pocket-sized device that you already carry around with you at all times. The best apps are also highly intuitive, interactive and adaptive, coaxing you in and getting you hooked on learning.But apps, just like textbooks and language lessons, are a medium through which a language can be studied. The way you use them will affect how successful you are. If you flick nonchalantly through a textbook and don’t dare say a word in your language lessons, you’ll make slow progress. The avid reader who repeats each exercise in the textbook and engages the teacher in conversation will power ahead. So how do you ensure you get the most out of your app, and what should you consider before clickinginstall?

Before that, a very quick intro: I developed the following five points from my experience as both a language teacher and learner, and from working in startups in the field of language. I spent six years teaching in Germany and Spain as well as developing a video learning startup. I first came to language learning late, however. I started learning Spanish at twenty-two, and had reached working proficiency in Spanish and German by about twenty-eight. I’ve been using apps for the last few years, and participated in two grueling and ultimately successful one-week challenges to go from zero to hero in Italian and French. If you’re interested, you can see the French challenge here.

So, just before downloading an app, here’s what you should think about:

1. Beware the app which sells itself as the Holy Grail of language learning, the one-stop-shop, the answer to all your troubles. This is the commendable and very genuine aim of the educators and developers behind the best apps (and the globular marketing drool of the worst), but it’s also out of kilter with those same educators’ ideals. Confused? The people behind the apps are driven to build the best product available, but, and bear with me on this one, they’re also passionate language learners themselves. Any seasoned language learner will tell you that the beauty of striving and reaching proficiency in a language is the world which it opens up to you. This is a world of diverse sources of information, from newspapers and books to TV, radio, music and, yes, even real people. Would you limit yourself to one medium in your native language? Probably not, so why refrain from doing so in your new language? I encourage you to use apps extensively, but not exclusively.

2. Establish your purpose and plan your habits: do you want to be fluent in weeks or are you in it for the brain training? The good apps are structured to help you fit your studies around your timetable. The best apps adapt themselves based upon your behavior. These apps encourage habit building, because the successful formation of a habit ensures your safe and regular return. When would you like to return? Personally, I’m a reformed early-morning-email-checker. Instead of cycling through emails I won’t answer until I’m in the office anyway, I skip nimbly through a course or two and then talk to myself in the shower. Weird, but effective.

3. Remember that an app is a tool — a great tool — but it’s not the greater purpose. A good app will spur you on with implicit or explicit gamification. What does that mean? App developers have taken the elements of game design which make video gaming so addictive and applied them to educational apps. Sneaky? Maybe, but it’s all for a good cause: to keep you learning! Rarely will you have heard someone bent over a textbook remark, "I’m completely addicted to learning Spanish!" Among all the rewards and extrinsic motivation, don’t forget your purpose and own, intrinsic motivation: It wasn’t to complete level five and win some virtual gooseberries of virtue, it was to shoot the breeze with the locals, perched on a bar stall in Spain in front of a caña and an unhealthy portion of pimientos de padron.

4. We love your feedback! This isn’t a hollow call to arms trying to decrease the social distance between faceless developer and learner. Feedback is truly, madly, deeply golden. Why? For two main reasons: Firstly, all that mumbo-jumbo about revolutions and changing the world does rub off a bit. This means there’s a wave of motivation propelling the app towards excellence, and app developers will be receptive to your input. Secondly, everything you touch within the app can be adjusted and improved quickly and to the benefit of everyone. It’s almost Darwinian. If you’re not 100% delighted with everything, there’ll be frowns on those faceless developers’… um, faces. So say what you think, or even better, pop those thoughts in an email. Everything can and will be better.

5. Make it social. No, I don’t mean posting your progress on Facebook. I mean social for real. I attribute the speed of progress I made in Italian to the competition/support engendered by Jim, my partner in studytime. Find a friend to accompany you. Supplement your studies with an evening class. Borrow a book. Buy a book. Book a week away and attend a language school. Just don’t forget your phone!

If I may speak sincerely, the combination of app, language school, Jim, evenings out, and a choice book or two proved extremely potent. It’s hard for an Englishman to be so revoltingly saccharine, but I genuinely surprised myself with what was possible that week. I walked away with friendships I’d established in Italian. It was immensely fulfilling. I recommend it.

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THINGS IN THE THAT SHOULD BE OBSOLETE

10 THINGS IN SCHOOL THAT SHOULD BE OBSOLETE

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So much about how and where kids learn has changed over the years, but the physical structure of schools has not. Looking around most school facilities — even those that aren’t old and crumbling —  it’s obvious that so much of it is obsolete today, and yet still in wide use.

1.   COMPUTER LABS. Students are connected to the Internet everywhere except in school. Regardless of their income bracket, most kids carry around a world of information in their pockets on their mobile devices, and yet we force them to power down and disconnect, and we confine them in obsolete computer labs. A modern school needs to have connectivity everywhere and treat computers more like pencils than microscopes.

At Northern Beaches Christian School students learn everywhere.

2.   LEARNING IN PRESCRIBED PLACES. When you ask people to remember a meaningful learning experience from high school, chances are the experience didn’t take place in a space designed for learning. Working in groups, while on a trip, while doing a project or learning while talking with friends — those are the lasting, meaningful learning experiences. Yet we don’t design schools to accommodate these activities and focus only on the formal spaces.

3.  TEACHER-CENTERED CLASSROOM. Classrooms were designed for lecture and crowd control, with the teacher as the central figure of knowledge and authority.  The teacher had knowledge to impart through direct instruction and the current classroom structure works pretty well for this. This basic classrooms structure is the same, though in some schools, the chalkboard has been replaced by the interactive “Smart Board.” In progressive classrooms, the structure has changed: small groups of kids working, project work, and student presentations require rethinking this model.

4.   ISOLATED CLASSROOMS. Tony Wagner of the Harvard School of Education and the author of the Global Achievement Gap says: “Isolation is the enemy of improvement” and yet most schools are designed in a way that isolates teachers from each other. Teachers often learn to teach in isolated boxes and perpetuate that style throughout their career. Interior windows get “papered over” and blinds are shut. Yet out of school, people work in teams and are visually and often aurally connected.

5.   DEPARTMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS. In order to break down the size of schools and to allow students to learn across curriculum, it’s essential to organize schools so that teachers of various subjects are located together. This not only emulates how people work today – in collaborative groups – but encourages teachers to consider students holistically, not only as they perform in a specific subject.

Corridors at Machias Elementary are used for informal learning

6.   SCHOOL CORRIDORS. Corridors take up a lot of valuable real estate in a school and are unoccupied most of the time. If rooms are arranged in groups around a common space, corridors are not necessary. And unused corridors can be made into informal learning spaces.

7.   TRADITIONAL SCHOOL LIBRARIES. In a modern school a library should be more of a learning commons able to support a variety of student activities as they learn to access and evaluate information.  Books have their place but they are not the end-all of libraries.  A learning commons is no longer the quiet sanctum of old, rather it is a space that can be central or distributed, used formally or informally, and one that can stimulate a spirit of inquiry in students.

8.   DARK, INDOOR GYMS. Most gyms have no access to natural light because of fear of glare that might interfere with sporting events. But with soaring energy costs, being able to turn off lights in a gym can amount to big savings. Designing glare-free gyms is possible but typically requires more natural light not less. Skylights, well placed windows and ample light create a great experience and a functional space.

Learner Centered Classroom at Riverview Elementary School.

9.   INSTITUTIONAL FOOD SERVICE. School food service usually involves folding tables that are placed and replaced throughout the day.  With cleanup activities it takes the commons/cafeteria out of action most of the day.  Why sacrifice this valuable space when it could serve multiple purposes? Creating spaces that require less movement of furniture while remaining flexible will allow them to be used more effectively.  Common spaces can also be less institutional, which in turn increases their flexibility.  Decentralizing food service allows students to eat in smaller groups and also allows multi-use of spaces.  Even if the food isn’t better, the space can be.

10.   LARGE RESTROOMS. Students try to avoid using school restrooms even in new schools because of concerns over privacy, bullying, and cleanliness contribute. To avoid restroom use, students stop drinking water and become dehydrated, and unable to focus. In Finland and other parts of Europe, they use individual restrooms that are located in the shared learning areas between classrooms. There seems to be a feeling of ownership for these, so they don’t get trashed. Also, they have more privacy, and there’s less bullying.

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NEW TECHNOLOGY

 New Technologies That Will Become Mainstream Soon

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Technology is an ever changing, always evolving thing. There are new technologies coming out every year and there is always something on the brink of becoming mainstream. Take the smartwatch for instance. Two years ago it was a prototype and now there will be at least four different high quality smartwatches by the end of 2014. Let’s take a look at other new technologies that are about to become mainstream soon.

1. Smart glasses

We’ve seen this already a little bit with Google Glass but that’s just the beginning. Despite getting a lot of press and controversy, Google Glass is a very young product. In fact, all the pairs that are out now are beta test units. Sometime in the next couple of years Google will be releasing a consumer level version for a much cheaper price. It’s also very likely that there will be competitors releasing smart glasses right alongside Google Glass. There will be some who don’t like it at first but eventually the kinks will be worked out and this is a thing that will happen.

2. Smart data

More and more things are becoming automated these days but there are things we still have to do manually. Like adding someone to your contacts list on your phone or in your email. Things like this are probably coming to an end soon. In the video above, a company called RelateIQ is already working on turning your relationship management into an automated thing by building a contacts list automatically based on things like your email inbox and your current contacts list, messages, etc. There will come a point where you just need to ask for someone’s name and you can create a contact profile immediately without any work on your part.

3. Wearable electronics

With the aforementioned Google Glass and smartwatches, we’re already seeing this to a degree but it’s going to get way more crazy than that. Smart glasses and smart watches are social devices that connect you to the outside world. There are other wearable electronics in the works that connect you to your body. We’re talking ear buds that measure heart rate, contact lenses that can measure your blood sugar, temporary tattoos that can unlock doors via NFC technology, and all sorts of cool stuff. Once they work this out for consumer use, it wont’ be long until you start getting options for implants that’ll track your vitals in real time so you’ll know you’re having a heart attack before your heart does. It’s going to save lives.

4. Smart houses

Once again, this is a thing that is right on the brink of being a real thing. We already have smart appliances such as refrigerators that will tell you when you’re low on a certain food item or an oven you can control with your smartphone. Sometime in the near future these things will be aggregated into an entire home unit that you’ll be able to control with your smartphone, tablet, or computer. We’re talking changing the thermostat, changing the channel on TV, and getting notifications that your laundry is ready all without leaving your couch. You can preheat the oven for dinner as you leave work so it’s ready to cook when you get home. It won’t be too much longer before your house talks to you and you can talk to it. The tech is already there, it’s just a matter of putting it all together in a stable enough manner for consumers.

5. Virtual reality gaming

You game nerds out there prepare yourselves. Many gaming fans already know of the Oculus Rift which is a VR headset that plays video games. It was recently bought by Facebook that is actively working on turning it into a social device as well as a gaming device. Samsung is reportedly working on their own as well. There will come a point where you’ll be able to go buy one of these headsets, take them anywhere, and watch, play, or view anything. It’s already almost there.

6. Screenless displays

Screenless displays are pretty much what they sound like. Displays that display things but without a screen. This technology has apparently come a long way in the last two years and is expected to make even more strides in the coming years. Things like holograms won’t be science fiction anymore. There may even be contact lenses that shoot images straight into your eye. This won’t just be a breakthrough for entertainment mediums, but people who can’t see well will be able to enjoy things for the first time without laser eye surgery.

7. Brain-Computer interfaces

These actually already exist to a degree. Quadriplegics have been using them for years to talk through a computer. The technology isn’t as refined as it could be but it’s well on its way. That means there could be a point in the future where you don’t need a mouse or a keyboard anymore. You can just think things and they happen on screen. This is great for people who have disabilities, people who want to be productive, and for gamers.

8. Universally available services

This may sound complicated but it’s really not because services like this exist. You may have heard of Uber. Uber is a taxi service that you can access pretty much anywhere where Uber has drivers. It’s in the U.S. and Europe with more places being planned. What makes Uber unique is its ability to be a universal service. There will come a time where you can call an Uber driver no matter where you are. These kind of services that transcend borders and continents by using the magic of the internet will continue to pop up. It doesn’t matter what language you speak or what country you’re in, you’ll be able to use the same service everywhere. Mark my words, there will be more services like Uber (but for other things aside from transportation) popping up once people have more ideas!

9. Digital downloads will kill physical objects

The end of owning physical copies of a video game are upon us. Popular computer gaming platforms like Steam and Origins have already begun distributing video games digitally without a disc or a cartridge. With the plummeting prices of flash storage (like you find on smartphones) and the increasing stability and speed of the internet, it’s absolutely certain that all video games (and media for that matter) will one day be only distributed digitally. That means no more CDs, game discs, DVDs, Blue-Ray, etc. It’ll all be files that you download directly to your TV, phone, MP3 player, or video game system. Music has pretty much done this already and movies are well on their way. Soon, it’ll be everything. It’s hard to imagine but streamlined and mainstream media and game downloads have only been a thing for about half a decade now and they still have a long way to go.

10. Robots will be everywhere

Huge strides have been made in robotics in the last ten years and more are expected to be made in the coming decade. We’re not talking fully intelligent robots (yet) but definitely ones that are stable and reliable enough to start working. It’ll likely start with places like assembly lines and work their way into other facets of manual labor that humans don’t want to do. We’re even seriously talking about robots performing surgery on humans while being controlled by a doctor and a technician. You can find demos of robots doing things like shooting wads of paper into trash cans or ones that pour coffee. If those are prototypes, then the finish products can’t be all that far behind.

11. Biofuels and renewable energy

The people alive right now know one thing for certain. We will be the last living creatures who considered fossil fuels as the only source of energy available on this planet. Within the next few decades, huge strides are expected to be made in solar and wind energy. People are exploring potential fuel sources from everything from wheat to algae. Our dependence on oil and coal is still pretty steadfast but it’s beginning to loosen its grip. In the next ten years, expect a huge push for electric cars, solar panels on houses, and lots of complaining from oil company executives.

12. Wireless energy transfer

There are already examples of this out in the wild. The Qi Wireless charging dock allows people with some smartphones (generally newer ones) to charge their devices without the use of cables. This is a big deal because wireless energy transferring has a lot of applications. When electric cars are a bigger deal, you’ll be able to just park on top of a charging center and your car will charge. They may even build solar-powered roads that charges your car as you drive (how cool would that be, really?). The applications are limited only by one’s imagination and wireless cell phone charging is just the tip of a very large ice berg.

13. 5G mobile data

Yes, I know we just now got 4G under control here in the United States and many places in the world are still stuck on 3G. Technology doesn’t stop just because we’re behind on our infrastructure. Currently 5G is in the research phase but the phrase has been increasingly tossed around. Keep in mind it only took a decade or two to go from 3G to 4G. Don’t expect it to take any longer going from 4G to 5G.

14. Artificial Intelligence

You’ve seen the movies about it but could it actually exist in our lifetime? The answer is yes, it very well may. If you’ve seen the famous robot designed by IBM that schooled everyone in Jeopardy then you’ve already seen the kind of progress we’ve made in artificial intelligence. There is still a long way to go but thanks to things like contextual technology (Siri, Google Now, Cortana, etc), we’re getting a lot better at drawing up software that can predict and react like a real person can. It won’t be much longer until it’s all integrated together to create a robot that can think.

15. Graphene

Back in 2004, the first sheet of graphene was produced. Ever since, scientists have been trying to figure out a way to mass produce it. Why? Because it’s going to make everything better. It could give us much faster internet. It’s 100 times stronger than steel so naturally it’s going to be awesome for building anything. We could use it as a filter for water and scrub the oceans clean of toxic waste. It could be used on smartphones to make them virtually indestructible. It would make batteries obsolete. Truth be told, we’re not going to list all the things graphene could be useful for because its applications are practically limitless. Sooner or later we’ll figure out how to mass produce it. Prepare for the second industrial revolution where everything is made from graphene. I mean everything. Not kidding.

It wasn’t long ago that most of this stuff was science fiction. To many (including myself) it still seems like something you saw in an episode of Star Trek or read in an HG Wells book. It’s almost frightening how far we’ve come but we’re almost there and in a few more decades, it’s going to be amazing to see how far we’ve come

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WHAT ARE GRAVITATIONAL WAVES

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n the most basic sense, gravitational waves are ripples in spacetime. A hundred years ago, Albert Einstein predicted the existence of gravitational waves, as a part of his theory of general relativity. Up until recently, the existence of gravitational waves was still theoretical. That is until LIGO, the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory, detected gravitational waves for the first time.

Explaining gravitational waves much beyond that is best left to the professionals, so here is The Good Stuff to help us fill in why this was such a tremendous discovery…

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Since that initial discovery, there has been a second detection of gravitational waves!

This time, we detected the collision of two smaller black holes, and this confirmational discovery has been equally as exciting for scientists.

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New waves of discovery…

The detection of gravitational waves is the perfect example of a paradigm shift that opens up a new field of understanding and study.

Where once we could only gaze up at the sky and wonder how many black holes lay out in the universe, or hypothesize how far we could see back in time, we can now be searching for answers.

As technology advances, we are able to make major discoveries about our universe at an unprecedented rate. It is truly an inspiring time to be alive as mystery after mystery in our understanding is peeled back. It excites me to think about how frequently we will have to change how we teach future students about the known world. Our idea of what is fact seems to be changing on a monthly if not weekly basis.

Perhaps we can find a way to celebrate the expansion of our knowledge more. The more each and every one of us knows about our world and how it works, the more we raise each other up to be a more educated and knowledge seeking planet.

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