Atlas Writings

First Steps Into A New Universe is a collection of writings organized and written for people with little to no technical knowledge of physics. Specifically for those who don’t want to spend years learning rigorour science, don’t need it, and for young people, who still desire the illumination of science.

A non-technical and non-mathematical description of Reality — everything from the Earth, to stars, galaxies, and black holes that make up the universe, the wonders of quantum physics, to the function of the human body, the Earth’s atmosphere, and weather patterns.

These writings are essentially an introduction to all of science that is important for people to know. A strong base of knowledge covering physics, astronomy, biology, anatomy and physiology to help you navigate the modern technological world.

• Introduction
• Space
  • Universe
    • What Is The Universe?
    • The Universe as a Power Generator
    • The Scale of the Universe
    • Life Story of the Universe
  • Galaxies
    • What is a Galaxy?
    • Clusters and Superclusters of Galaxies
  • Black Holes
• Light
• Unified Physics
• A Brief Introduction To Modern Technology
  • Chapter X — The Internet
    • Deep Web [beta]
    • Internet Security [beta]
  • Chapter X — The Basics of Computers
    • Terminal Window / Command-Line [beta]
• Appendix

1. Introduction
   • Introduction to the Universe
   • The Electromagnetic Spectrum
   • The Discovery of the Electromagnetic Spectrum
   • The Visible Spectrum
   • William Herchel’s Discovery of Infrared Light
   • Spectroscopy
   • Anders Jonas Angstrom
   • The Angstrom Unit of Physics and Chemistry
   • The Difference Between Mass and Weight
   • Weight On Other Worlds
   • Your Weight on the Moon
   • Your Weight on Mars
   • Earth Mass (M_🜨) [5.972 x 10²⁴ kg]
   • The Radius of the Earth [6378 km]
2. The Solar System
   • The Solar System
   • Heliopause :: Where The Sun Ends And Interstellar Space Begins
   • The Diameter of the Solar System
3. Stars
   • Star Brightness
   • The Messier Catalogue
4. Galaxies
   • Galaxy
   • What Is A Galaxy?
   • The Four Main Types of Galaxy
5. Black Holes
   • Black Hole Accretion Disc
6. Astronomical Instruments
   • Telescopes
   • Optical Telescopes
7. Appendix I — Cosmic Objects, Constellations
   • Constellations
     • Aquila Constellation
   • Galaxies
     • HD1 (galaxy)
     • Holmberg 15A <Holmberg 15A>
   • Neutron Stars (Pulsars)
     • Hulse-Taylor Binary [PSR B1913+16]
     • PSR J0348+0432 [Neutron Star:Pulsar]
   • Black Holes
     • Super-Massive Black Hole’s (SMBH’s)
       • Holmberg 15A*
     • Black Hole Accretion Disk

— Reference List —

1. Introduction to Astronomy
   1. The Nature of Astronomy
   2. The Nature of Science
   3. The Laws of Nature
   4. The 4 Fundamental Laws of Reality
   5. Numbers In Astronomy
   6. The Speed of Light
   7. A Brief Overview of the Universe
   8. The Beginning of Time
2. Earth, Moon, and Sky
   1. Earth and Sky
   2. The Celestial Sphere
   3. The Seasons
   4. Keeping Time
   5. The Calendar
   6. Moon Phases :: The Dynamics of Earth-Sun-Moon Geometry
   7. Ocean Tides and the Moon
   8. George Darwin and the Slowing Earth
3. Ancient Astronomy
   1. The Birth of Astronomy
   2. The Difference Between Astrology and Astronomy
   3. Ancient Greek Astronomy
      1. Hipparchus
   4. Ancient Greek Worldview
   5. Babylonian Astronomy
   6. The Almagest
4. Revolutions of the Middle Age
   1. The Birth of Modern Astronomy
   2. Nicolaus Copernicus :: The Father of Modern Astronomy
   3. The Heliocentric Model
   4. Galileo Galilei
   5. Tycho Brahe
   6. Johannes Kepler
   7. <<<Kepler’s Three Laws of Planetary Motion>>>
   8. <<<Keplers First Law :: The Law of Elliptical Orbits>>>
   9. <<<Elliptical Orbits>>>
   10. <<<Ellipse>>> [Mathematics]
5. The Universe
   1. Atmosphere :: The Sphere of Gas Around Planets and Stars
6. The Solar System
   1. The Heliopause :: Where the Sun Ends and Interstellar Space Begins
   2. The Earth
      1. What Is The Orbital and Rotational Speed of Earth? (Technical :: Beginner)
   3. The Moon
      1. The Far Side of the Moon*
      2. Moon Phases :: The Cosmic Dance of Earth, Sun, and Moon Geometry*
      3. China’s Chang’e 4 Landing on the Far Side of the Moon*
      4. How Far Does the Moon Travel in 1 Day? (Technical :: Beginner)*
7. Cosmology
   1. Cosmology :: The Story of Our Universe
   2. Cosmological Expansion
   3. The Galactic Year
8. Astronomical Objects
   1. Red Dwarf :: The Smallest & Oldest Stars In The Galaxy
   2. <<<Galaxy Cluster>>>

University Physics, also called General Physics, covers everyting from Classical

Physics I covers mainly Classical Mechanics at a university level.

• Introduction
  • Introduction
  • Orders of Magnitude
  • Dimensional Analysis
  • The SI Units of Science [beta]
    • SI Units of Mechanics — Meters, Seconds, and Kilograms [beta]
• Chapter I — Vectors
  • Vectors [Atlas] [beta]
  • Scalars and Vectors [beta]
  • Components of a Vector [beta]
  • Motion in One-Dimension [beta]
• Motion In One DImension
  • Kinematics :: Fundamental Concepts of Describing Motion
  • The Position of an Object
  • Position, Distance, and Displacement
  • Speed and Velocity :: Instantaneous and Average
  • Acceleration
  • Graphing Motion
  • Free Fall :: The Pure Acceleration Due To Gravity
    1. The Free Fall Equations
    2. Free Fall Problem Set
  • Air Resistance
• 2D and 3D Motion
  • <The Displacement Vector>
  • Uniform Circular Motion
    1. Uniform Circular Motion Equations
    2. Uniform Circular Motion Problems #1 :: Mainly Angular Frequency, Displacement Vectors, and Period
    3. Angular Frequency Problems #1
  • Centripetal Acceleration
• Chapter X — Newton’s Laws of Motion
  • Newton’s First Law of Motion
  • Newton’s Third Law of Motion
  • Friction
• Work & Energy
  • Work :: The Physics Concept of Work Done By A Force*
  • The Work Equation*
  • Specific Gravity / Relative Density**
  • Specific Gravity Formula**
• Chapter X —
• Chapter X — Electromagnetism
  • Introduction
    • Electromagnetism [beta]
  • Magnetic Field Strength (H) :: Computing The H-Field
  • Electricity
  • Who Discovered Electricity?
  • Electric Charge
  • The Triboelectric Effect :: The Mechanism of Triboelectric Charging
  • The Pith Ball Experiments
  • Static Electricity [Notes]*
  • Conductors and Insulators
  • Electric Current*
  • Coulombs Law :: Deriving The Electric Force Vector
  • Coulombs Law Problems #1
  • The Electric Field
  • Electric Field Formula :: Mathematically Defining The Electric Field
  • Michael Faraday :: A Man of Science [1791-1867]
  • Electrical Permittivity :: The Polarizability of a Material
  • Electricity Problem Sets
  • Static Electricity Problem Set #1*
• Chapter X — Optics
  • Angstrom :: Unit of Physics & Chemistry
  • Anders Jonas Angstrom :: Swedish Physicist and Astronomer
• Thermodynamics
  • Heat and Temperature
  • Temperature :: A Formal Definition
• Modern Physics
  • Atomic Structure
  • Atomic Structure Worksheet [Notes]*
• Appendix
  • Online Materials
    • The Periodic Table of Elements [A very useful, interactive periodic table at Ptable.com]
  • General

• Some Chapter
  • Resistivity — The Specific Resistance of a Material [Level I]
• Electromagnetic Radiation
  • Radio Waves [beta]
  • Electric Charges and Fields [beta]
• Quantum Mechanics
  • Quantum Field Theory
• Introduction
• Quantum Field Theory
• Appendix

Quantum Mechanics

1. Introduction
   • What Is Quantum Mechanics? [VI]
   • Quantum Field Theory [beta]
2. Quantum Field Theory
3. Appendix
   • Negative Time [beta]

Plasma Physics

1. General
2. Unorganized
   • Vlasov Equation [beta]
3. Appendix

• Introduction
• The Fundamentals
  • Resistance
  • Resistivity — The Specific Resistance of a Material [Level I]
  • Electric Power [Level I]
  • Generalized Power Law [Beta]
    • Generalized Power Law Problem Set
  • Horsepower
  • Electric Power
  • Kilowatt-Hours
  • Kirchhoff’s Current Law
  • Kirchhoff’s Voltage Law
  • Ohm’s Law, Power Law, Electric Power, and Resistance Problem Set
• Appendix
  • Standards (Reference Material)

WebDev Intro

• Basics
  • Full-Stack Web Development
  • Becoming A Full-Stack Web Developer
  • DOM — Document Object Model [beta]
  • The DOM [beta]
  • DOM Tree Hierarchy [beta]
• Appendix
  • Earning A Living As A Web Developer [notes]

HTML

• HTML Fundamentals
  • HTML Tags
• HTML Attributes
  • HTML Attributes
  • HTML href Attribute
  • HTML src Attribute
• HTML Reference
  • HTML Charset
    • HTML Character Codes for Special Characters
    • UTF-8 Greek and Coptic
  • HTML Colors
• HTML Appendix
  • Online Resources
    • https://htmlcolorcodes.com/color-picker/

CSS

• Introduction
• CSS Fundamentals
  • CSS Typography [beta]
    • Web-Fonts [beta]
    • Font-Family Property [beta]
    • Line-Height Property [beta]

WordPress Theme Development

• Introduction
  • Prerequistes
• Chapter X — Building A Custom WordPress Theme
  • Enqueue Scripts
  • The WordPress Loop
  • Dynamic Page Title Heading
  • Create WordPress Menu Area
• Chapter X — Exploring WP Functionality
  • Display WP Posts With Custom Template By Category — WordPress Tutorials [beta]
• Appendix
  • Using The WPP Shortcode and WordPress Popular Posts Block
  • Earning A Living As A WP Theme Developer
  • How To Migrate Your WordPress Website

• Introduction
  • Python Syllabus [beta]
  • Python Programming Language [beta]
  • Python [I]
  • How To Go Through This Textbook [beta]
• Chapter I
  • IDLE — Integrated Development Environment
  • Writing Your First Python Program
• Projects
  • Building A Python Productivity App [beta]
• Appendix
  • Check Python Version (or if your computer has python installed) [I]*
  • Typing Things In With Python [I]*
  • Python’s Input Function [I]
  • Python’s Print Function [I]
    • Optional Arguments To The Print Function
  • The Python Variable [I]*
  • Python Variable Names [I]*

1. Introduction
2. Chapter X
   • The Surface Area of a Sphere [beta]
3. Appendix

1. Introduction
   • Real Numbers [beta]
   • Types of Real Numbers [beta]
   • Properties of Real Numbers [beta]
   • Commutative Property [beta]
   • Distributive Property [beta]
   • Inverse Property [beta]
   • Identity Property [beta]
   • Rational Numbers [beta]
   • Field Axioms [beta]
   • Order of Operations [beta]
2. Mathematical Functions
   • Domain of a Function [beta]

1. Introduction
   1. The Rational Numbers — Natural Numbers, Integers and [beta]
   2. Order of Operations [beta]
2. Chapter I — Functions & Graphs
   1. Mathematical Functions [beta]
   2. The Domain and Range of a Function [beta]
   3. Vertical Line Test [beta]
   4. Chapter I Problem Set [beta]
3. Chapter II — Limits and Derivatives
   1. The Tangent Problem

• Introduction
  • The Fundamentals of Unified Physics
• Chapter X —
  • Zero-Point Energy [beta]
  • Vlasov Equation [beta]

1. The Complete Scholar Course
2. Complete Scholar Course Syllabus
3. Complete Scholar Course Phase 01-12 [beta]
4. Complete Scholar Course Phase 13-24 [beta]
5. Complete Scholar Course Phase 25-36 [beta]
6. Complete Scholar Course Phase 37-48 [beta]
7. Complete Scholar Course Phase 49-52 [beta]

I designed the Complete Scholar Course to include a well-rounded technical education — WebDev, Physics, Algebra & Trig, Calculus, Astronomy, Electronics, World History and World Mythology — all at a university level.

You can consider it the course load of 8-16 university courses, with extensive projects and problem sets for each track and each module. This will take a person anywhere from 1-4 years to complete.

1. Introduction
2. Fitness
   • Cardio Training
     • Fasted Cardio [beta]
3. Diet & Nutrition
4. Appendix
   • The Science
     • Heart Rate Variability (HRV) [beta]

I :: The Foundations of Life

1. Introduction to Biology
   1. Introduction to Biology :: The Science of Biology
   2. Themes and Concepts of Biology
   3. The 8 Properties of Life :: Distinguishing Living from Non-Living
   4. Levels of Organization of Life
2. The Chemical Foundation For Life
   1. Atoms and Elements**
   2. Isotopes
   3. Ions
   4. Molecules
   5. Water
   6. Carbon
3. Biological Macromolecules
   1. Synthesis of Biological Macromolecules
   2. Carbohydrates
   3. Lipids
   4. Proteins
   5. Nucleic Acids

II :: The Cell

III :: Genetics

DNA From An Unknown Ancient Ancestor Alive In Modern Humans*

Introduction

Genetics*

Population Genetics

Gene Flow Between Ancient Hominin Groups*

1. Anatomy of the Spine [Spine: Anatomy and Function] [beta]

1. Introduction
   • Genetics [beta]