Bias with Nature: Revival of 10000 years old wolf's using Genetic Engineering Now, the question in my mind is: Will movies like Jurassic Park soon become reality? Should governments form policy regulations regarding the advancement of genetic engineering and the revival of extinct species? How would the revival of species that went extinct thousands of years ago affect today’s ecosystems and their balance? Should we even consider reviving those species? And would it be ethically correct to revive the already extinct species which might have failed that nature's fitness test?    As Darwin's Evolution Theory states the survival of the fittest , so can we say that majority of the already extinct species have failed the nature's test and revival of those species would be the against the Laws of Nature? But surely we can revive the species for which human are responsible for, so we can restore the balance of nature. (One would argue) For instance, Dire wolves which has been...

From their mesmerizing colours to their delicate shape... Soap bubbles hold more science than meets the eye. Why do soap bubble show different colours? W hat is the role of surface tension in keeping the bubbles spherical? What is the role of gravity in colours shown by the bubbles? Explore the answers in this blog post. --- Soap bubbles are far more than mere playthings: they are hollow spheres of soapy water enclosing air. Each bubble is composed of three delicate layers: an inner soap layer, a middle water layer and an outer soap layer. The formation of these layers is a result of the unique properties of soap molecules, which possess both hydrophobic (water-repelling) and hydrophilic (water-attracting) ends. The thickness of a soap bubble is not uniform; gravity plays a pivotal role in creating a gradient of thickness. The bubble is thickest at the bottom and thinnest at the top.  This phenomenon occurs as gravity pulls the water molecules downward, yet surface tension act...

To begin with, What is this Intriguing method? The Scientific Method is a series of procedures that individuals can utilize to know more about the world around them, better that knowledge, and set out to to elucidate why and/or how things come about. This method, or as they say Modus Operandi in Latin , involves recognizing observations, devising inquiries, forming hypotheses, performing experiments, analyzing the given facts and drawing a deduction. Every scientific experiment performed exemplifies the scientific method in action, but it is also used by non-science figures in everyday situations. A Biology investigation usually starts with an observation—that is, something that catches the biologist’s attention. For instance, a cancer biologist might notice that a specific kind of cancer can't be treated with chemotherapy and begin to wonder what the reason behind this abnormal result the case is. A marine ecologist, seeing that the coral reefs of her/his field sites are turning ...

Note: This blog is written in honour of all Brain Tumors Patients and Brain Tumor Day. World Brain Tumor Day is observed on June 8 every year to raise awareness and educate people about brain tumors. It was first observed in 2000 by the German Brain Tumor Association. Introduction Despite its little mass ( 1.4 kilograms ) and its gooey jelly like components, it is the most complex and important body organ. It produces every creative thought, inspires every brush stroke, and ignites inspiration for every musical piece that has been or will be composed. It holds every recollection, significant or not, joyful or melancholic, old or new. In this mini-goo like structure, a world of hundreds of billions of neurons(nerve cells) exists, each having a certain job in this huge however small world. Can you guess what it is?  Yes, it’s the Brain! Brain Tumors: What are these foul parasites? However, lurking in the shadows is a parasite that is waiting to feast on the complex and phenomenal st...

It is no surprising fact that the Earth is the Only planet in the Universe that is Home and Confirmed to host life. It is the Third Planet to the Sun and the fifth largest Planet in the Universe. It is Spherical in Shape and has a radius of 3959 km. That is a Short information about the Earth, In this Blog Post, I'll inform you of Everything You need to know about Earth Science. Earth science or Geoscience includes all fields of natural science related to the planet Earth . This is a branch of science dealing with the physical, chemical, and biological complex constitutions of the Earth's four spheres. Also,  Earth science is the study of the Earth's structure and properties. The 4 Spheres of the Earth are  ●Lithosphere(land) ●Hydrosphere(water) ●Biosphere(living things) and ●Atmosphere(air) . The 4 basic areas of Earth Science study are:  1. Geology 2. Meteorology 3. Oceanography 4. Astronomy . ●Geology(The Study of the Earth) is the primary Earth science. Other...

  Hello! Welcome to EstheraSTEM!  In this blog, We'll explore How to become a graphics designer and what is needed to Become one! Without Further ado,  A Graphics designer uses design elements to produce creative works essential for marketing and advertising effort of a Brand or company. How to Become a Graphics designer 1. Learn or develop Graphics design skills 2. Apply and get enrolled in a Graphics design course 3. Learn how to use graphics design tools e.g Adobe Photoshop, Canva , Illustrator  4. Create a Portfolio to showcase your Graphics design work. Tips ● Brand and market yourself professionally  ●Ask for Referrals ● Contact design agencies  ●Exercise your creativity each day ●Don't worry, your work will soon be in the Spotlight ●You can get a Bachelor's or Associate degree in Graphics design, if you wish to! ●Always build your portfolio by enrolling for more graphics design course to enhance your creativity.  Thanks for Reading! 

Are you preparing for a Science Olympiad or simply love solving intriguing science questions? Here’s a curated list of questions from the HummingBird Science Olympiad Class 8 Preparatory Booklet, which I had the opportunity to take part in during 2018. These questions span across 17 exciting units of the Olympiad, chosen at random to test your knowledge and curiosity! Without further ado, let’s dive in: Science Olympiad Questions 1. ________ is not present in an animal cell. (a) Cell membrane (b) Cell wall (c) Mitochondria (d) Nucleus 2. ________ is also known as the powerhouse of the cell. (a) Centrosome (b) Cytoplasm (c) Mitochondria (d) Nucleus 3. From what is the cell wall made up of? (a) Fats (b) Proteins (c) Cellulose (d) Mitochondria 4. ________ is the longest cell. (a) The paramecium (b) The muscle cell (c) Skin cells (d) Nerve cells 5. ________ is the negative electrode in a dry cell. (a) Carbon rod (b) Manganese dioxide (c) Zinc container (d) None of these 6. ________ is the...

Source: Pinterest A Biologist is a scientist who conducts research to study life on Earth, delving into various aspects such as plants, animals, microorganisms and ecosystems. Biologists specialize in diverse branches, including Zoology, Ecology, Genetics, Microbiology, Anatomy, Botany, Biochemistry, Biophysics, Physiology and more. Their research follows the Scientific Method: Observation ⬇️ Classification ⬇️ Inference ⬇️ Measurement ⬇️ Identification ⬇️ Hypothesis ⬇️ Experiment ⬇️ Control/Conclusion ⬇️ Law/Theories. Building a Career in Biology (As a Biologist) Biology is a vast field with specialized branches, so aspiring biologists must choose a focus that aligns with their interests. Some common areas include Genetics, Evolution, Physiology and much more. Related Courses Genetics: Study of an organism’s features and heredity. Evolution: Understanding how living organisms have developed over time. Physiology: Study of how different body parts function. Career Options in B...

Architecture is a captivating fusion of science and art, where creativity meets technical expertise. It involves the design and construction of buildings, structures and landscapes, shaping the world around us in functional and inspiring ways. Architects bring their vision to life through sketching, drawing and blueprint designs, transforming ideas into reality. But architecture is more than designing buildings—it’s about creative problem-solving, project management and making meaningful contributions to society through innovative and sustainable designs. As a versatile and impactful field, architecture offers opportunities across industries like urban planning, interior design, landscape architecture and more. Let's Explore! Career Options in Architecture Architecture offers a wide range of career paths, including: Urban Planner Town Planner Interior Designer Research Architect Landscape Designer Surveyor Technical Architect Career Path: How to Become an Architect Architecture...