Our Moon is the largest object in Earth’s night sky, brightly gleaming as it reflects the light of our Star. But how did Earth’s lovely and bewitching Moon come to be? The most widely accepted theory of lunar formation proposes that our Moon was born when a Mars-sized primordial protoplanet, […]
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The Laryngologist
You are an academic genius, the valedictorian of your high school class. There you stand on the commencement stage, for your parents, extended family, friends, teachers, the entire student body of your school, and a whole bunch of strangers. You deliver the valedictory speech, to sum up the essence of […]
Bed Bug Control: How to Control Bed Bugs
Bed bugs are one of the most difficult pests to control. In recent studies, scientists observed that the pests produce enzymes that neutralize pesticides. Furthermore, scientists discovered the pests acquired mutation in their nerve cells, which dulled the neurotic effect of pesticides. The insects develop resistance to pesticides by natural […]
Star Birth In Our Galaxy Came In Brilliant Bursts
Our spiral Milky Way Galaxy is a hazy band of light when seen in Earth’s clear, dark night-time sky. This glowing band of nebulous light, stretching from horizon to horizon, is formed from a host of fiery stars that cannot be seen individually with the unaided human eye. Our 4.56 […]
Precursors Biohackers – Mr Gregor Mendel and Mr Robert Koch
Certainly, there will be people who dispute the idea of considering these two geniuses and current giants of science as ancient biohackers. However, when studying the techniques, methods, concepts, logic and methodologies for the performance of modern biohacking, it does not differ much from the initial action of these giants […]
Astronomy For Kids Training Tips
Nearly every child has an interest in exploring the stars. Being able to learn astronomy online is something special that a mere ten years ago was not even offered. Let’s take a look at the many benefits of having the ability to learn astronomy on the web and at some […]
Gill Ornithology – Third (3rd) Edition (2007) – Book Review And Comparison With Second (2nd) Edition
This is a book review of the third edition of the book Ornithology, by Frank B. Gill, published in 2007 by W. H. Freeman and Company. My experience with this book comes from taking an elective graduate course in the agriculture school, essentially the same as the undergraduate Ornithology course, […]
Choosing A Preparatory Course In Medicine
Preparatory courses usually are college degrees that are taken prior to the medicine courses from medical colleges and universities. The number of years ranges from two to four years depending on the requirements stated by governing laws per country that confers an individual of a Bachelor’s degree. Preparatory courses are […]
How to Find Telescopes For Sale When it is Your First Telescope
Finding telescopes for sale, is not always the easiest thing to do. It is not as if a telescope store offering telescopes for sale can be found on every street. Instead, a bit of research will be needed, so you can find a telescope for sale. If you are lucky […]
Biology Experiments for Teachers – Enzymes: Catalase
Safety. Although the hazards in the following experiments are negligible, you are advised to consult the latest edition of ‘Safeguards in the School Laboratory’ published by The Association for Science Education (ase.org.uk) before embarking on any experiment. Outline. Catalase is an enzyme which occurs in the cells of many living […]