science

Transpiration Process In Plants With A Potometer: How Is It Done?

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Understanding transpiration is arguably the basis of any successful agricultural venture and ensuring fruitful crops for both farmers and manufacturers who rely on nature to work at its optimal best for the sake of their products. While those who work with plants, don’t always have a degree in biology or botany, they still have a grasp on transpiration and can pinpoint how this vital process is in getting beautifully leafy and healthy plants to grow.  … Read more

What’s the Most Efficient Renewable Energy Source in 2019

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There’s been a major switch from fossil fuels to renewable energy over the past few decades, but what energy system is the best? People want to know what is the most efficient renewable energy source is, but it can be difficult to distinguish between and how they are different. The idea of renewable energy is that the products used to create that energy can be recreated, so you can conceivably create energy continuously without a … Read more

How to Use Laser Pointers for Astronomy Properly?

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When it comes to stargazing, laser pointers are all the rave. Emitting a narrow, intense beam of light that is visible for hundreds, maybe even thousands, of meters at night if weather conditions allow, lasers can give you some breathless views in a night sky. You’ll probably find a green laser pointer (GLP) in the toolkit of any amateur stargazer. These lasers are very easy to use, and are fairly accurate in pinpointing stars and … Read more

Predictive Index Learning Test Will Gauge Your Cognitive Skills!

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  Do you have the zeal to learn and grasp new things? If so, take a predictive index learning test and be a part of the renounced company who want to staff like you. Formerly called a Professional Learning Indicator (PLI), the predictive Index Learning Indicator (PILI) is a 12-minute test featuring a total of 50 questions. The test will judge your skills that are not mentioned in the resume. You will be gauged upon … Read more

Antibody Sequencing and the Technology Behind It

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Antibodies are one of the body’s line of defense against antigens, and this is the best information most people remember from Biology class about antibodies. However, there’s actually more to antibodies than this definition. Analyzing what these antibodies are up to can offer a breadth of information about these compounds and how they can influence medicinal practices in the future. Antibodies, also called immunoglobulins, are proteins created by the immune system to stop intruders, called … Read more

Electromagnetic Pulse and Faraday Cages: What You Need to Know

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Many people these days are curious about EMPs, what they are, what causes them, and what they can do. If you’ve ever seen the 1996 film “Broken Arrow” directed by John Woo, starring John Travolta and Christian Slater,  then you have a pretty good idea of what an EMP can do. And, if you haven’t seen it, you might want to stream it, since it’s not only a great movie, but it will give you … Read more

Four Lab Machines That Help Change The World Every Day

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A huge number of scientific advancements have occurred in the last twenty-five years. So many of them are considered mainstream and normal today that it’s difficult to imagine how revolutionary they were when they first came out. From the advent of modern day stem cell research at Osiris Therapeutics in 1999 to the first seedless watermelon in 1988, science has been pushing humanity forward; not just on a purely scientific frontier, but also on safety … Read more

Top 6 Telescopes for Beginning Stargazers

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Telescopes are the most important tools for a person passionate about astronomy. While many people believe that they are hard to use and expensive, nowadays there are a lot of models for beginners. These telescopes also come with great prices. Buying a telescope can be a bit tricky, especially for a beginner. This is why we are here to help you select the best one for you. In this article, you will find the best … Read more

Experience the Magic Day of Great American Solar Eclipse to Fullest

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You may know it by this time that the great American solar eclipse is posted for 21st August 2017, which will be a one-time spectacular experience for the American’s to ponder for a lifetime. So, what preparations you need to take for this great day? Where to go and view it? Which are the spots to give the best eclipse experience to public? There are plenty of questions lingering around this great event. Best places … Read more

Bittersweet 10 year Anniversary for Firefly

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The San Diego Comic-Con this year had a panel with several Firefly cast members and others involved in the show.  November will be the 10th anniversary of the show premiere.  The show initially aired on Fox TV; out of order and switching the night it played; but was recently acquired by Science.  General Manager and Executive Vice President of Science Debbie Myers says “Firefly is a landmark work of science fiction and a favorite with … Read more