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Have you ever wondered what the reaction would be if you added chlorine to Coca-Cola, which they add to the pool .
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Hand-Made Lava Lamp
Use sunflower oil, add water and some dye. Mix baking soda and citric acid. Add to our liquid and watch the beautiful bubbles.
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Ovulation visually 👆🏻
This process occurs on day 14 of the menstrual cycle.
The mature follicle ruptures, the egg comes out with a small volume of follicular fluid and then it is sent to the fallopian tubes.
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What are enzymes?
Enzymes are substances capable of accelerating a variety of processes in our body. You can compare their effect with catalysts (they also catalyze a reaction).
So, almost every process in our body requires the participation of a specific enzyme.
The most famous example of an enzyme is lactase; it breaks down lactose, which is found in milk👇🏻
Some people have a congenital lack of lactase and cannot digest dairy products.
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Cell membrane
That’s the structure which separates the cell from the outside environment. The task of the membrane is not only to maintain its integrity, but also to transport substances into and out of the cell.
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Typical Math Class In Chinese School
A teacher uses an interactive whiteboard.
The functionality of interactive whiteboards makes it easy to show tutorial content for educational institutions and successfully perform business presentations.
In essence, an interactive whiteboard is a large tablet computer.
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Untitled • Jesse Woolston
What if we had the ability to understand and control the forces of nature through art and altered time scales? This work articulates behaviours found in nature by recomposing fluid dynamics simulations to understand it's power and beauty through art and architecture.
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Robo-Dogs
If you think robo-dogs are clumsy and slow, here's a study where scientists have trained an algorithm for certain actions, using a neural network and without any human control.
Such a system allows the robo-dog to autonomously adjust different movement skills in a variety of conditions (soft surface, slippery, etc.). Also, the robot itself can get up after falling on its back.
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Canister therapy
Specially trained dogs can positively impact the treatment of depression, insomnia, eating disorders, neurosis, recovery from trauma, strokes, stress disorders, correction of cerebral palsy, Down syndrome, Alzheimer's disease various types of dementias, and autism spectrum disorders (ASD).
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Methane Bubbles in the Baikal Ice
Baikal is not only the oldest and deepest lake in the world, containing one-fifth of the world's freshwater reserves, but also a huge methane reservoir.
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Robotica • Giuseppe Lo Schiavo:
"After MONTHS of production and sleepless nights ROBOTICA, my second NFT, is finally released today! I hope you all enjoy it."
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Curious development for the home
💡 CleanseBot
It's a tiny cleaning robot that disinfects your bed from various germs and bacteria.
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American students created a flying drone with propellers based on Leonardo da Vinci's sketches
Students managed to accomplish what the great creator failed to do: they made a drone with a propeller design make several short flights.
A team of University of Maryland engineers has created the Crimson Spin drone with Archimedean propellers, CNet reports. They were developed in ancient times to move water. Leonardo da Vinci came up with a different use for the propeller and in the XV century proposed the concept of a flying machine.
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Protein pumps
They carry out the transport of substances across the cell membrane, using energy in the process. That’s why this process is called active transport
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MRI of the heart over time
Our heart, which is only slightly larger than a fist, performs a titanic job during the course of a lifetime;
It sends 5 to 30 liters of blood per minute into the arteries and contracts approximately 100,000 times a day, 36 million times a year, 2.5 billion times in 70 years of life.
In terms of capacity and duration of operation without "overhaul," the heart surpasses all mechanisms invented by man.
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Dermographism
(artificial urticaria)
A physiological phenomenon consisting of a change in the color of the skin at the site of mild irritation.
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Angular cubic prism
A beam of light entering a mirrored reflective prism always exits along a parallel path.
