On Mar Cheshvan 18, 5730 (10/29/1969), the ARPANET began, a small network of academic computers that became the predecessor of the Internet. → read more

Torah is not dependent on science but far higher. → read more

The ultimate goal is to overcome the physical veneer of materialism and the coarseness of a very deceiving world and recognize the true essence and source of everything: G-d Almighty. → read more

Let's take his example and see how electronic circuitry helps us see how to become better in front of the Almighty? → read more

Nowadays, however, the rules of the game have begun to change - day by day, the balance is getting more shifted - we are witnessing an increasing rush of our lives rhythm, when our usual definitions of time are losing their meaning, and what previously required a lot of time is now consuming less and less of it. → read more

At the same time, the arms race between the powers created competition, which in turn led to the development of many innovative technologies, including: radio, radar, audio recording, telephone, fax, computer, magnetic storage media, etc. → read more

In this example, we clearly see that the path to wealth does not lie through conquering, but through sharing. → read more

With the coming of the Redemption, all physicians will find themselves unemployed. The reason for that is that all people will be healed and will stop falling sick. → read more

Now, finally, Torah has come to the world of inanimate objects – i.e., computers, which are made up of metal and plastic. → read more

This lesson seems so obvious as it pertains to bacteria, yet as human beings, we find it very difficult to learn. → read more

Similarly, we have a responsibility to radiate light outward. The Jewish people are known as a light unto the nations. It is up to us to serve as proud examples of the Torah’s teachings, and to spread its light outward to the entire world. → read more

Biologists have discovered over a hundred species of "extremophiles", which live under conditions that were originally thought to be too extreme for life. → read more

A fascinating phenomenon studied by modern physics is the black hole. When a massive star has spent all its energy and no longer radiates light, it collapses under its own weight. Some stars stabilize at smaller sizes. → read more

Jews' average IQ score is seven to 15 points higher than gentiles and they are exceptionally accomplished, claims the British social theorist Dr Charles Murray. → read more