Ammonia and Fritz Haber
78% of air is Nitrogen. Nitrogen is one of the most important elements when it comes to food supply for the whole humanity and animals. To harvest crops nitrogenous fertilisers … Read More
Tag: Science
The Placebo Effect
Placebo is the often used term in medicine trial from the 17th century. It is actually a fake drug that makes people feel better. A Placebo can usually be water, … Read More
The Feeling of Nostalgia
The feeling of missing something that happened on a regular basis or a place which was home of remembering activities that were a part of life is called Nostalgia. In … Read More
What’s Hidden Under Civilizations
Every Civilization has their unique identity. Some are famous for their cuisine, some in fashion, medicine, technology and more. But there are 2 things that determine the development of a … Read More
Brain Eating Amoeba
We have seen many videos describing the microbial world surrounding us and a lot of them living on us. We provide them nutrients and they provide us with stronger immunity … Read More
Plastic Pollution
Plastic is the most affordable, available and cheapest product that is an detachable part of our daily life. We have reached a state we cannot think without Plastic. Bags, utensils, … Read More
Overpopulation
Overpopulation has always been a massive problem in 3rd world countries. Lower education and neglected health concerns are considered to be the most common reasons. But what abouts the other … Read More
Who Live on Our Body
https://youtu.be/TVYUUi7BfA0 We often mention that microbes reside on our body. They are everywhere in our skin, teeth, hair,nails as well as inside our body- such as the respiratory tract, gastrointestinal … Read More
The Butterfly Effect
The butterfly effect is not a very unknown term. In fact there are Hollywood movies, series that depict the idea with much entertainment. But what is butterfly effect? Does it … Read More
Why Boredom is Good
None of us wants to get bored. So we constantly do or at least try to do something and keep ourselves occupied. But if we pay heed to boredom it … Read More