The magazine "Universe" and the scientific progress

• Main Author: Univers, Revista
• Format: Article in Journal/Newspaper
• Language: Albanian; English
• Published: Albanian Institute of Islamic Thought and Civilization 2024
• Subjects: magazine; publications; authors; scientific topics; historical topics; revistë; botime; autorë; tema shkencore; tema historike; Antarc*; Antarctic
• Online Access: https://albanica.al/univers/article/view/4724

The people of our time are taken aback by the scientific discoveries and the sensational technological innovations, such as those that enabled the disembarkation of the cosmonauts into the Moon, the dispatch of different satellites in the space, etc. Nowadays, efforts are being made to determine the greatest innovations and the opinions have been focused in the classification of the greatest discoveries of these last 25 years. Although, having contradictions in their views, the present scientists are united concerning the discoveries and achievements that have shaped the contemporary theories and have paved new ways for the sciences as a whole. Among the greatest contemporary discoveries are considered: the theory of the extension of the universe with ever greater speed; the inter-governmental panel on climate has adapted the position of each country in connection with global heating as an uncontrolled phenomenon by man; in the year 1990 it was built the first cosmos telescope “Hubble”, which enables people to study the colossal spaces of the universe; in the year 1985 in England, Sir Alex Jeffrey of the University of “Leeches” informs about the method of identification of a person on the basis of AND, which becomes an instrument of the contemporary medicine; in the year 1989, the physicist Tim Berners-Lee in “BERN” of Geneva, creates a method to get through internet in the transmission of the research database; the scientists of NASA discover that in Antarctic Continent the ozone of stratosphere is being melted and consequently man is endangered by the ultraviolet rays; in the year 2006 the International Astronomic Union decreed that Pluto is not part of the classical planets, but as a “nana” (small) planet, it belongs to the bodies of small dimensions that rotate like Neptune; the Probe “NASA Opportunity” finds in the March planet traces, which presuppose, in earlier epochs, the existence of salted marshes; geologists and pale-climatologists discover that in the last 600 million years there have been verified ...