So today we embark on a three part journey in trying to understand how LCD screens work. As you can see from the intro picture above, this first part will be dedicated to explaining what Liquid Crystals

What is an LCD screen? Well the acronym itself does not give much away but the meaning behind the acronym is quite telling. LCD stands for Liquid-Crystal Display and it is a type of display that has been

Dear fellow steemians and friends. Today I again bring to you a bit of a different topic but as you will see it is still related to my fusion work I usually talk about. I will be talking about an analytical

Techniques that are able both quantitatevily and qualitatevily probe an unknown material are widely searched for in material science. Techniques like atomic force microscope (AFM) and scanning electron

Hi guys. Today I am back with a whole new topic I have never talked about. I intend to do a lot of posts like this as I think it is very educational and I personally love solving problems in classical

We have all been there. We were solving some supposedly easy problem where one just had to write out the equations of motion, ie. Newtons second law of motion. It should be simple the teacher said. But

Hello and welcome to the second larger chapter in my Guide to Fusion. I am sorry I havent been posting a lot lately, but I was super busy at work. I was pretty much working from 7 am to 9 pm as I had lots

I have talked a lot about how one could possibly harness fusion power using tokamaks, and there I mentioned the problematique of the plasma-wall interaction in a tokamak and that it should be minimized

source Hi dear steemians and hello dear friends. This time I am back again with some sciece based content, to be more specific content about fusion. If this is what you want, upvote and follow. I will

source With the huge enginnering challenge that the construction of the experimental fusion tokamak ITER poses, smaller scale benchmark experiments were needed to test various new physics that is expected

So today I am going to write something about a bit more of a "chill" post, because I currently lack the time to write anything more elaborate. I am right now laying in a hotel bed after a whole

So I have to admit something before I begin. Stellarators are insanely more difficult to study as compared to tokamaks and I am no expert on stellarators so please forgive me if I am not as rigorous as

Credit Above you can see the glowing plasma of a tokamak machine which has become iconic through popularization of fusion by various science fiction movies, series and books that employ fusion tokamaks

Hey guys. As you can see today I will be doing something different. I will try to channel my creative side that is usually presupposed by the analytical side and will try to start a @steemmonster lore

Welcome to the fourth and last section in the Introduction of the A guide to Thermonuclear fusion energy. By clicking on the provided link you can go to the table of contents of the guide where you can

There has been talk of harnessing the power of the Stars for 50 years, but to the naked eye not much has been trully done in that field. No operational fusion reactors stand today that would power our

Dear future Python programmers, welcome to the first real part of our Beginners guide to Python Programming! Repository What Will I Learn? In this first part we will learn: Different python object types

Hello guys and welcome to the third installment of our Guide to Thermonuclear Fusion. You can check out the table of content here where you can navigate through different topics on our journey to getting

At the beginning of the universe pretty much nothing existed. The entire universe which was extremely small at the time was pretty much pure energy. With the expansion of the universe it cooled resembling

Source Introduction Dear fellow Steemians. In a recent post by @SteemSTEM my latest post about fusion was also mentioned and I was lovingly named as the "fusion guy". That certainly did not offend