The NASA rover 'Perseverance' is exploring Mars and has solved a crucial puzzle shortly after its arrival on the crust of the red planet. Surprisingly, it didn't even set off for that.
The Big Bang in advancement and the propagation of time and continuity of complexity in the newly designed volume of space, the structures developed exponentially and were, in no delay, ingulfed in the bombarded clouds of intense point-particles and friction by order of formations. It was this very instant, after pinch of fractions of smallest unit of time, that some very heavy forces began to applaud the newly established order by thrusting, thumping and patting the boundaries of once-limited region of zero action. It was at its core the formal-grand-entry of ‘existence’ and the debutant heroes were the ‘hot-boiling’ matter-particles that blustered onshore of the minimal dimensions.
Half of this year's Nobel Prize in Physics goes to the Germans Klaus Hasselmann and Syukuro Manabe from the USA "for the physical modeling of the earth's climate, the quantitative analysis of variations and the reliable prediction of global warming”, and the other half to the Italian Giorgio Parisi "for groundbreaking contributions to our understanding of complex physical systems." This was announced by the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences on Tuesday, October 5th, 2021 in Stockholm.
