​Humans are a proud bunch. Believing, very mistakenly, that we are the final and greatest product of God's creation.

But our 'perfection' is flawed as compared to some of our fellow lifeforms on this Earth. Does this mean that the universe doesn't revolve around us after all? You decide...

​How does the world work? You can debate and discuss about biology and chemistry, but ultimately its physics that explains everything.

How do we know this? Well, it all began with the night sky...

Yes, the Universe is this big, giant, unfathomable thing. But even the largest of things are made from the most basic of materials.

​And you can't get more basic than the nucleus of an atom...

The humble engineer, arguably the most useful group of people there ever was or will be. But how did they came to dominate the world and build our civilisation?

A little lesson on history is in order, I believe.

Contrary to popular belief, symbols doesn't necessarily carry some mystical meaning.

​Science and reason have in and of themselves a mysterious beauty without the need for any hidden meanings.