Swapnil Porwal

  Recently I browse the news and I stumbled upon an article that  China  is now planning to capture  space  after capturing the neighboring countries.   Let's talk about what the news is-   In the Chinese City of  Mangshi , the climate and landscape are one of the most Mars-like places on  Earth . That makes it the perfect setting for a newly opened Mars simulation base that China hopes will draw tourists and maybe even help humanity reach the real planet Mars.     If the base can provide researchers with an approximation of Mars for their experiments, while also getting the public and young people in particular, excited about space exploration, it could have a positive role to play in shaping humanity's spacefaring future.     I am thinking about are we moving from a world in which kids grow up expecting to live on  earth  their whole lives to now having the first generation of young people that can realisticall...

"  To Look forward in the future we have to look in the past - Swapnil  Porwal  "   Today I am thinking about how we communicate in the future but first, we have to look in the past.     Let's look in the timeline     10,000 BC- Face to Face only   550 BC - Persians  Invented  mail   1854 -  Telephone  Invented   1910 - Phones in the home   1995 -  Email  Invented   2000 - Texting Invented   2003 - Skype Invented   2006 -  Skype  add Video calling   2010 -  Apple  Invents Face Time   2015 -  Emojis  replace text     Future   We might communicate by sending our thoughts directly to someone else brain by using some device, scientists are already developing it. You can call it Telepathy technology.     Maybe in the future, you will directly project yourself in another place through virtual reality or there will be your 3D ...

Last Year I was in Delhi and I was at a local park the other day and I saw this sign,  #NODRONEZONE . It was the first time I'd ever seen a sign like this. It caught my attention, It made me say, that's new, that's weird, and it made me wonder what's behind the sign, what's behind this rule. So I started to think about it. Is this a noise issue? Or maybe something about wanting to go to a park and look up and see blue skies and I started to imagine what the future might be like if these skies were full of drones, constantly buzzing in the background and obscuring our view of the clouds. Then, I wondered well maybe it's a safety issue. There have been recent instances of attacks using drones. For example, the Venezuelan President was attacked during a public speech at a military parade by a drone. Starting to see a lot of news stories about police putting cameras on drones and flying them to areas whether public follow social distancing or not. I think we are ent...