BREAKING NEWS: The discovery of a new organelle named the ‘hemifusome’ has broken headlines which makes one wonder whether in the next few decades, this will be on the GCSE specification. You never know…

Things that you can search on Google, YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, whatever, only make up about 5% of the internet. ‘What’s the other 95%?’ you may ask. Well, that’s a tough question to answer, because some of it you can’t access with a normal search engine on your phone or computer.  To understand why this is the case, we need to know a little bit more about the internet.  

We have seconds every day. But what are we spending in return? In our rush to make life easier, we may be quietly spending something far more valuable – our time, our planet, and our connection to one another.

When I say the word “disease” I am sure you think of the words “death” and “suffering” – overall having a surrounding image of negativity. But it is because of disease that we have all the scientific discoveries and life changing medical technology that we can use and develop. Gene editing, artificial intelligence, nanotechnology in medicine, have begun to show signs of progress towards having a world without disease. Surely this is everything humanity has wanted. Surely this would solve so many issues on such a large scale. 
But what if curing every illness comes with a price we never expected?

You might have heard of the topic quantum mechanics before, but haven’t really gone over what it is about or which elements it deals with.
Today, we’re going to delve into the basics of quantum mechanics and how the recent quantum computer-Willow – by Google incorporates this.