The Origin Of Life

@NelsonD · 3 years ago

The origin of Life, From my point of view

Have you ever wondered how Charles Darwin and his theory of evolution advanced scientific knowledge and freed mankind from superstitious beliefs? Well, now I find myself in a dilemma just like some of...

1 likes · 3 comments · Open For All (cc80)

@Dolon · 4 years ago

The secret of how life began on earth.

Life is established in every inch of the earth today but when the earth was created the earth was a dead barren molten rock. So how did life begin? Very few people ask such questions regularly. Mu...

2 likes · 0 comments · Nature (0f4f)

@Majidali123 · 1 year ago

Mysterious Chemistry

Mysterious chemistry Mysterious chemistry refers to the unknown or puzzling aspects of the field of chemistry, which is the scientific study of matter and its properties, composition, structure, a...

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@Ashraful2742 · 3 years ago

What is life?

It is very difficult to say what life really is. It is never seen outside of our grasp. It can only be felt that the father of biology, Aructle himself, could not provide the correct definition of lif...

1 likes · 0 comments · Memories of friendship (fb30)

@MWSA · 4 years ago

The Beliefs of the Five major Religion in the World (part 1: Hinduism)

What is religion? what is the oldest religion? and do we really need it? those are the question and topic we always hear and talk about. we have 3 mains point that we will talk about: What is Religi...

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@milaagrosramirez · 2 years ago

Philosophy is a fundamental part of our life.

<<Philosophy is the science that complicates things that everyone knows>> The world as we know it is fascinating and extraordinary, even with the thousands of mysteries implicit in it, there are many...

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@Its_Nicolayy · 3 years ago

How does a calcium-based signal system work? What does it do?

I wanted to introduce a curious piece of biochemistry in an easy-to-understand way. The story has interesting implications for how evolution works and perhaps even the origin of life. The system has...

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@akhtari · 1 year ago

What is life

Defining life is a complex task that has puzzled scientists, philosophers, and thinkers for centuries. It is a fundamental question that has no single answer, as different disciplines offer different...

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@zulfrontado · 1 year ago

Black and white photographic compilation: from July to August

The sunset of July 17 Hello dear Read Cash friend! Today the month of September 2023 ends, and I want to make one of my usual black and white photographic compilations. This is a collection of phot...

3 likes · 2 comments · Dream bigger (3fc3)

@ijaz900 · 3 years ago

Many viruses have an entirely diverse Genome to the Rest of life on earth

Microbial warfare around the world, sometimes you need to alter the very fabric of who you are. The Viruses that infect bacteria are called Bacteriophages and Their victims have been at war for aeon...

3 likes · 2 comments · Natural Science (1c4e)

@Dolon · 4 years ago

Life

Life is a state that separates an organism from inanimate matter and the dead. Activities such as food intake, metabolism, reproduction, circulation, etc. indicate the presence of life. Life educat...

2 likes · 1 comments · Life Lessons (9e2c)

@Sikhu · 4 years ago

Life is a magic

Life is the characteristic feature of biological prakriyasampanna physical sattaguloke distinguishes, for example, cellular signal and sbayansampurnabhabe survival mechanism, the objects of th...

1 likes · 0 comments · We are Bangladeshi (1bc0)

@Beret1234 · 4 years ago

The Mind Behind The Crumbling of the Church

Once there was a man who was supposed to be a priest, then he came forging a weapon so successfully driven by evidence that it became a hurdle to every single religion possible. He was even considered...

1 likes · 0 comments · World Today (70ff)

@Johnx · 4 years ago

Evolution of earth

Like the lapis lazuli gem it resembles, the blue, cloud-enveloped planet the we recognize immediately from satellite pictures seems remarkably stable. Continents and oceans, encircled by an oxygen-ri...

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@robi11 · 4 years ago

Save the Sea, Save the life

The sea is like the bloodstream of the earth's body. Just as humans do not survive when their blood is polluted, so the earth does not survive when its oceans are polluted. This sea is being polluted...

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@Jahidul53 · 4 years ago

World maritime day

Lack of knowledge of the sea is the main cause of indifference? Today is World Maritime Day. How much knowledge does a country with one of the potentials of the blue economy have about the sea? S...

6 likes · 5 comments · Butterfly (79cb)

@HR92N · 4 years ago

Relation Between Earth and Water

Hey! do you even know that what did our Earth look like 3.2 billion years ago? New evidence suggests the planet was covered by a vast ocean and had no continents at all. Continents appeared later,...

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@sucessgr · 2 years ago

Are we alone in the universe!

In reality, people have been discussing this issue for a few hundred years. For instance, nearly three centuries ago, the famous hymn writer Isaac Watts opined that other planets in the solar system w...

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@Hedonist · 3 years ago

The Ethics of Capital Punishment

Philosophical problems concerning execution involves the understanding of two more significant issues; life and death. Therefore, during this essay our discussion of execution from an ethical perspect...

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@Sajib2 · 4 years ago

The Importance of Water for Life

Liquid water is essential for life as we know it, i.e. carbon-based life. Although other compound-solvent pairs that could exist in very specific physical environments could be envisaged, the elements...

9 likes · 3 comments · Newbies (fd66)

@Jijisaur · 2 years ago

Jijisaur's Learning Journey - Every Thursday! Blog #3

We wish you a merry Christmas, We wish you a merry Christmas, We wish you a merry Christmas, and a happy new year! Wooo! Christmas is so near. We already bought food for the feast. We are planning to...

9 likes · 11 comments · Filipino Readers (42bb)

@Our.journey · 3 years ago

7 Wonders of the World for 2020: Discover the most impressive places on the planet

Which of the most exceptional places on Earth amaze us with their beauty and deserve to be among the seven wonders of the world for 2020? 1. Mosquito Bay, Puerto Rico Mosquito Bay is probably the b...

49 likes · 43 comments · Travel (ff15)

@craigy · 4 years ago

Can scientific theories be falsified? One scientist says no

The provocative title of the Scientific American Article below, by physicist Mano Singham, is, I think, deeply misleading. The idea that science progresses by eliminating incorrect explanations, wh...

6 likes · 0 comments · Help to Earn (4ca6)

@Lawa1988 · 3 years ago

Dust will be Dust

At the time of Aristotle, technology wasn't well furnished, and to see the outer world used to be the dream of some scholars. At that time, people were forced to believe the scripts that were enshrine...

6 likes · 0 comments · Philosophy (3a0d)

@Maloma · 4 years ago

Biodiversity: A Long Evolutionary Road!

Earth today, with all the biological richness we feel around us, is the result of 4 billion years of evolution. Although the origin of life has not definitely been established by science, some evidenc...

1 likes · 0 comments · Open For All (cc80)

@dark_spirit666 · 3 years ago

I Love Night

Lead image by Unsplash I love people who wander through the darkness of the night through their wild, courageous, and honest minds, like a tiger roaring alone in the darkness of a forest to frighten...

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@reanbooks · 2 years ago

Back to the Ancients: My Territory And Its Beliefs

Today I will share a story about the early life of the formation of trust in my area. All sources have indeed been embedded in my memory when I learned about the history of the area starting from elem...

2 likes · 2 comments · Daily Trends (1c5e)

@Anur · 3 years ago

Where does the water on the moon come from?

Our Moon has two sides, and they are very different. More recently, water has been found on the visible side of our satellite. It is not rivers or lakes, but a very small amount of water in the lunar...

1 likes · 0 comments · World Today (70ff)

@marcia · 4 years ago

Mental Health: What is depression?

Did you know that many times we are depressed and we don't know it. Maybe we are depressed by the situation in the country or by a life situation, by losing a relative and not satisfying our pain. The...

4 likes · 5 comments · Open For All (cc80)

@Kian · 3 years ago

My reflection about the "Philosophy of Man"

After reading the “Philosophy of Man”, I discovered and comprehend what really is the meaning of the word being a “Man”. We already studied from the previous chapte...

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