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The Sciences Discussion Thread. by Nobody: 3:46am On Jun 20, 2015

Hi there!
Teempakguy here. smiley

So, I have been observing the science/technology section a lot recently . . . and I have to say, it focuses more on technology than science. I have also noticed that threads opened waste away, with about an average of two posts per thread. I think the problem here is a real life application the chicken egg problem. So, to solve it, the obvious solution, is to form a congregation of people interested in science in one place. Hence the creation of this thread.

So, here is how things go, we are going to be talking on topics based on the natural sciences. Physics, chemistry, mathematics, biology, and of course, their basic applications. So, if you have a problem on any of those, try and post it here. In the mean time, if you stumble upon this thread and you don't have anything to add or subtract, please make sure you book space. cheesy
I'm serious. Book space and tell us your area of specialization so that other people can mention you in their posts. Because, honestly, in this section, nobody knows anybody else.

Meanwhile, I have some suggestions. If you want to give a complex mathematical expression, do not type it. Instead, write it on a paper or board and upload a photo of it. Same goes if you want to solve it. Or you could use mathlab android app. smiley this is to make the whole process more interesting and easy to follow.

Any level is allowed. Whether it be primary school arithmetic cheesy or PhD string theory . . . you will eventually find someone to express interest in it. smiley

You can just come by and drop interesting or random facts . . . like for instance, The Pythagoras' theorem is older than Pythagoras cheesy

Or you can just tell us something yoiu observed in your daily life . . . for instance, why does a bar of soap form an hourglass figure after regular usage?

You can also challenge popular views. For instance, since toilet floors are the most frequently cleaned in most houses, isn't it safer to eat food from a toilet floor than a dining room floor. Which gathers more bacteria than that of the toilet?

There. I am finished. Oyah, come and occupy, the floor. Remember, small minds discuss people, average minds discuss events. And great minds discuss ideas. Which one are you? smiley wink

Cc.
Blakjewelry
Pakingzzz
Amaa4real
Harjorlah
Peterken05
Besea
Saintneo
Timflex
Soldierdollar
Beatsbyj2g
UrennaNkoli

Cheers!

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Re: The Sciences Discussion Thread. by Nobody: 3:47am On Jun 20, 2015

The largest thing we know in science is a Brane. cool
Branes contain universes.
Universes contain clusters. But,
Clusters are made of galaxies.
Galaxies are made of stars . . . well, mostly stars. smiley
Stars have systems.
Each star system has planets. shocked
Planets have . . . "spheres" our planet, Earth, has a biosphere
This biosphere is made of living organisms. Like you and I . . . and goats. cheesy
These organisms are made of organic systems. wink
These systems are made up of organs. tongue like that tongue.
Organs are made of tissue. grin
Tissue, is made of cells shocked
Cells are made up of organelles.
Organelles . . . are made up of GIANT molecules! shocked shocked
Molecules are made up of atoms . . . grin
Now, atoms are made of subatomic particles . . . the electron, the protons, neutrons. cool cool
Wait . . . even the neutron is made up of the electron and the proton.
The proton is made of quarks!
And quarks are made up of little, cute, superstrings.

Gluons keep the atom core together and photons are the senior messengers that carry energy. lipsrsealed little neutrinos are the junior messengers. grin grin they can go anywhere.
We must not forget the higgs boson. This bulky guy gives all the other particles mass!!
The electron is the negative guy that actually allows matter to occupy space!! Without that dude, matter would smash into each other and form huge black holes shocked
But nothing would be complete without the graviton. A really, really small particle which is really good at hiding. angry angry
It allows you to play football, play "no bouncing" cheesy jump, play basketball, even swim shocked

The universe is fascinating!! Each level of arrangements have a whole lot of juicy facts and patterns that can make your head swirl with excitement!!
Which is why we study it with mathematics, physics, chemistry, and biology! And in science, our ultimate goal is to be able to explain every thing. To understand your universe. From the smallest string, to the largest Brane. In fact, EVERYTHING



Cheers!

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Re: The Sciences Discussion Thread. by menesheh(m): 7:57am On Jun 20, 2015
Good

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Re: The Sciences Discussion Thread. by menesheh(m): 8:05am On Jun 20, 2015
I need a layman breakdown of natural selection, genetic mutation.

One bottle of smuggled ogogoro for the person since our literate president banned it.

grin
Re: The Sciences Discussion Thread. by ELYMAXiimus(m): 9:36am On Jun 20, 2015
Teempakguy:

Hi there!
Teempakguy here. smiley

So, I have been observing the science/technology section a lot recently . . . and I have to say, it focuses more on technology than science. I have also noticed that threads opened waste away, with about an average of two posts per thread. I think the problem here is a real life application the chicken egg problem. So, to solve it, the obvious solution, is to form a congregation of people interested in science in one place. Hence the creation of this thread.

So, here is how things go, we are going to be talking on topics based on the natural sciences. Physics, chemistry, mathematics, biology, and of course, their basic applications. So, if you have a problem on any of those, try and post it here. In the mean time, if you stumble upon this thread and you don't have anything to add or subtract, please make sure you book space. cheesy
I'm serious. Book space and tell us your area of specialization so that other people can mention you in their posts. Because, honestly, in this section, nobody knows anybody else.

Meanwhile, I have some suggestions. If you want to give a complex mathematical expression, do not type it. Instead, write it on a paper or board and upload a photo of it. Same goes if you want to solve it. Or you could use mathlab android app. smiley this is to make the whole process more interesting and easy to follow.

Any level is allowed. Whether it be primary school arithmetic cheesy or PhD string theory . . . you will eventually find someone to express interest in it. smiley

You can just come by and drop interesting or random facts . . . like for instance, The Pythagoras' theorem is older than Pythagoras cheesy

Or you can just tell us something yoiu observed in your daily life . . . for instance, why does a bar of soap form an hourglass figure after regular usage?

You can also challenge popular views. For instance, since toilet floors are the most frequently cleaned in most houses, isn't it safer to eat food from a toilet floor than a dining room floor. Which gathers more bacteria than that of the toilet?

There. I am finished. Oyah, come and occupy, the floor. Remember, small minds discuss people, average minds discuss events. And great minds discuss ideas. Which one are you? smiley wink

Cc.
Blakjewelry
Pakingzzz
Amaa4real
Harjorlah
Peterken05
Besea
Saintneo
Timflex
Soldierdollar
Beatsbyj2g
UrennaNkoli

Cheers!
i'm in!
I hope more nd more science enthusiasts join, so that we can get to know nd help one another!


Btw, Nice post. That thing you said about the dining nd the toilet was really funny.
Keep the goodwork going..

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Re: The Sciences Discussion Thread. by ELYMAXiimus(m): 9:52am On Jun 20, 2015
menesheh:
You are in the wrong place.

Science is never for us, it is for Whiteman.

Whenever a Nigerian see a technology he/she feels is so awesome and complex, he will be like
[size=15pt]waw oyibo too much, oyibo na our second God[/size].

We don't know that to discover things is more easier than we thought it is.

A thread for science is statistically insignificant due lack of patronage and interest.


Your idea are supported despite am not a science student. But i love science pretty crazy

Hung up
i'm sure there are people who are crazy about science here on NL.
But they are outnumbered by uninterested persons!
Plus they are not always online. (scientist don't have much time for social media). They can only come around once in a while.
Nd when they do, only one or two topics might interest them.

But i'm sure if this thread gets recognision, we would havee more of them coming online frequently to discuss ideas nd so on...

Perhaps if the thread could get on the FP. @ op

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Re: The Sciences Discussion Thread. by Nobody: 11:31am On Jun 20, 2015
menesheh:
You are in the wrong place.

Science is never for us, it is for Whiteman.

Whenever a Nigerian see a technology he/she feels is so awesome and complex, he will be like
[size=15pt]waw oyibo too much, oyibo na our second God[/size].

We don't know that to discover things is more easier than we thought it is.

A thread for science is statistically insignificant due lack of patronage and interest.


Your idea are supported despite am not a science student. But i love science pretty crazy

Hung up
hahahah cheesy
But you forget, science originated from the black man nah. For example, we are the first to start learning simultaneous equations, quadratic equations, and geometric formulas. In we are the ones the invented Pythagoras theorem. wink

We can still take back out glory. Don't you think? smiley

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Re: The Sciences Discussion Thread. by Nobody: 11:40am On Jun 20, 2015
ELYMAXiimus:

i'm in!
I hope more nd more science enthusiasts join, so that we can get to know nd help one another!


Btw, Nice post. That thing you said about the dining nd the toilet was really funny.
Keep the goodwork going..
I like your signature. smiley
Welcome to the thread.
You see, there is one thing about science, sometimes, YOU WILL run into problems you cannot solve. As Einstein said, one can never solve a problem with the same level of consciousness that created it. One sometimes needs help from others. And that is the difference, I think. Between us and technologically advanced countries. They actively search for help. We actively hide our work. I don't blame though, in Nigeria, plagiarism often goes unpunished.

However, this is an online forum. Posting your problems and ideas here can actually prevent any form of plagiarism. It happens a lot in the literature section. Protect your work with copyright so that the fellow enthusiasts know not to copy you. Ever.

Anyway, welcome. smiley
Re: The Sciences Discussion Thread. by menesheh(m): 12:12pm On Jun 20, 2015
erico2k2:

WHEN YOU THINK YOU ARE TOO SMART AND REALIZE YOU ARE 10 YEARS BEHIND I N WISENESS grin grin grin

Menn fvck dude!! Am freaking smart in what i know and no one will ever boost of knowing everything. Even those ones you are pretty competent with will mess you up if you don't update to new developments in the field.

Asking such a question didn't make me 10 yrs below anything. It is more of enhancing reason and exploring other field of learning. Ever near my field of study, i will blow your asss off if we are not of the same field.

How dare you think the guy teaching me is more smarter than am.


Fvck off fool

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Re: The Sciences Discussion Thread. by Nobody: 12:19pm On Jun 20, 2015
menesheh:
I need a layman breakdown of natural selection, genetic mutation.

One bottle of smuggled ogogoro for the person since our literate president banned it.

grin
Hi there!
I'm actually a teetotaler, so . . . if you have LA casera. cheesy
I still don't understand why it was banned though. It has been here for decades and it had not killed anybody. Now it kills a few and the government quickly bans it without extensive research? That sounds wrong. And, typical of naija. cheesy
Now, let's get to your question. wink

Natural selection.

This once highly controversial conjecture basically means that in life, two things happen constantly.
1. Things change.
2. The fittest survives.

In every generation, there is a slight change in the genetic make up of organisms. For instance, some people are tall, others are short, it is a mixture of their parent's genes. Some people see more red than others, some are exceptionally brilliant, like everyone on this thread grin
Now, having all these different characteristics, nature seeks to blend it. In fact, nature wants every member of each species to look and act exactly the same. wink. Which is why, for a specific location, after having all these impressive traits, NATURAL SELECTION begins. The variations most suited to that environment survive. While the ones that don't die out. For instance, if that terrain requires constant running and/or athletics, the muscular ones will become prevalent. Simply because the lean ones have died out because they did not meet up to the standards.

This explains races . . . species . . . and a lot of impressive stuff. Individual members of species keep changing. And nature "tests" those changes to see which will stand the test of time. in the process, new species emerge. shocked shocked
But one may ask, why? How? Why do these organisms change? What is going on here? Well, that brings us to your second concept.

genetic mutation

Imagine you are typing fast on your computer. And you make mistakes. Usually, you can just erase them. But what if you couldn't? shocked what if your computer doesn't have a backspace button and any mistake you make is permanent? shocked let me guess, that would suck, right?
Unfortunately, or not . . . that is what nature has to work with. During meiosis, DNA doesn't always get typed exactly as it should be. It makes mistakes . . . oversights . . . Typos!
So this means everyone has numerous mistakes in their genetic make up. Which . . . they cannot erase. These mistakes are called genetic mutation and are the basis for natural selection because nature has to find a way to deal with these mistakes, so, it kind of thinks, which of these mistakes can we pass off as a new style?
And that . . . is the best layman explanation I can offer. It is an oversimplification, but. I hope you got it.

Feel free to ask any questions. If I can't answer them, there will be other experts. wink

Cheers!


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Re: The Sciences Discussion Thread. by Nobody: 12:23pm On Jun 20, 2015
menesheh:



More insight need on this.

I only know of ancient Egyptian civilization being the first in the world.

Shaa good one.
Exactly. The Egyptian civilization started with mathematics. And yes, they did solve equations in their time. Along with the Babylonians, they are the backbone of quadratic and simultaneous equations.
Re: The Sciences Discussion Thread. by menesheh(m): 12:30pm On Jun 20, 2015
Teempakguy:
Hi there!
I'm actually a teetotaler, so . . . if you have LA casera. cheesy
I still don't understand why it was banned though. It has been here for decades and it had not killed anybody. Now it kills a few and the government quickly bans it without extensive research? That sounds wrong. And, typical of naija. cheesy
Now, let's get to your question. wink

Natural selection.

This once highly controversial conjecture basically means that in life, two things happen constantly.
1. Things change.
2. The fittest survives.

In every generation, there is a slight change in the genetic make up of organisms. For instance, some people are tall, others are short, it is a mixture of their parent's genes. Some people see more red than others, some are exceptionally brilliant, like everyone on this thread grin
Now, having all these different characteristics, nature seeks to blend it. In fact, nature wants every member of each species to look and act exactly the same. wink. Which is why, for a specific location, after having all these impressive traits, NATURAL SELECTION begins. The variations most suited to that environment survive. While the ones that don't die out. For instance, if that terrain requires constant running and/or athletics, the muscular ones will become prevalent. Simply because the lean ones have died out because they did not meet up to the standards.

This explains races . . . species . . . and a lot of impressive stuff. Individual members of species keep changing. And nature "tests" those changes to see which will stand the test of time. in the process, new species emerge. shocked shocked
But one may ask, why? How? Why do these organisms change? What is going on here? Well, that brings us to your second concept.

genetic mutation

Imagine you are typing fast on your computer. And you make mistakes. Usually, you can just erase them. But what if you couldn't? shocked what if your computer doesn't have a backspace button and any mistake you make is permanent? shocked let me guess, that would suck, right?
Unfortunately, or not . . . that is what nature has to work with. During meiosis, DNA doesn't always get typed exactly as it should be. It makes mistakes . . . oversights . . . Typos!
So this means everyone has numerous mistakes in their genetic make up. Which . . . they cannot erase. These mistakes are called genetic mutation and are the basis for natural selection because nature has to find a way to deal with these mistakes, so, it kind of thinks, which of these mistakes can we pass off as a new style?
And that . . . is the best layman explanation I can offer. It is an oversimplification, but. I hope you got it.

Feel free to ask any questions. If I can't answer them, there will be other experts. wink

Cheers!






Thanks menn.

Awesome.

As a non science-based person, wikipedia and other texts tends to give bogus and vague explanations that is rather confusing to a layman like me.

Anything more deeper will still be appreciated.

Cheer

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Re: The Sciences Discussion Thread. by menesheh(m): 12:33pm On Jun 20, 2015
Teempakguy:
Exactly. The Egyptian civilization started with mathematics. And yes, they did solve equations in their time. Along with the Babylonians, they are the backbone of quadratic and simultaneous equations.

But they are more or less white than black?

You know we are not talking about Africa but black and white in this context.
Re: The Sciences Discussion Thread. by jaysniggs: 7:59pm On Jun 20, 2015
Teempakguy:
Hi there!
I'm actually a teetotaler, so . . . if you have LA casera. cheesy
I still don't understand why it was banned though. It has been here for decades and it had not killed anybody. Now it kills a few and the government quickly bans it without extensive research? That sounds wrong. And, typical of naija. cheesy
Now, let's get to your question. wink

Natural selection.

This once highly controversial conjecture basically means that in life, two things happen constantly.
1. Things change.
2. The fittest survives.

In every generation, there is a slight change in the genetic make up of organisms. For instance, some people are tall, others are short, it is a mixture of their parent's genes. Some people see more red than others, some are exceptionally brilliant, like everyone on this thread grin
Now, having all these different characteristics, nature seeks to blend it. In fact, nature wants every member of each species to look and act exactly the same. wink. Which is why, for a specific location, after having all these impressive traits, NATURAL SELECTION begins. The variations most suited to that environment survive. While the ones that don't die out. For instance, if that terrain requires constant running and/or athletics, the muscular ones will become prevalent. Simply because the lean ones have died out because they did not meet up to the standards.

This explains races . . . species . . . and a lot of impressive stuff. Individual members of species keep changing. And nature "tests" those changes to see which will stand the test of time. in the process, new species emerge. shocked shocked
But one may ask, why? How? Why do these organisms change? What is going on here? Well, that brings us to your second concept.

genetic mutation

Imagine you are typing fast on your computer. And you make mistakes. Usually, you can just erase them. But what if you couldn't? shocked what if your computer doesn't have a backspace button and any mistake you make is permanent? shocked let me guess, that would suck, right?
Unfortunately, or not . . . that is what nature has to work with. During meiosis, DNA doesn't always get typed exactly as it should be. It makes mistakes . . . oversights . . . Typos!
So this means everyone has numerous mistakes in their genetic make up. Which . . . they cannot erase. These mistakes are called genetic mutation and are the basis for natural selection because nature has to find a way to deal with these mistakes, so, it kind of thinks, which of these mistakes can we pass off as a new style?
And that . . . is the best layman explanation I can offer. It is an oversimplification, but. I hope you got it.

Feel free to ask any questions. If I can't answer them, there will be other experts. wink

Cheers!





Kudos!
That's a good insight!
Re: The Sciences Discussion Thread. by Nobody: 8:13pm On Jun 20, 2015
menesheh:


But they are more or less white than black?

You know we are not talking about Africa but black and white in this context.
I do believe they were black though.
Re: The Sciences Discussion Thread. by ELYMAXiimus(m): 8:30pm On Jun 20, 2015
Teempakguy:

Hi there!
Teempakguy here. smiley

So, I have been observing the science/technology section a lot recently . . . and I have to say, it focuses more on technology than science. I have also noticed that threads opened waste away, with about an average of two posts per thread. I think the problem here is a real life application the chicken egg problem. So, to solve it, the obvious solution, is to form a congregation of people interested in science in one place. Hence the creation of this thread.

So, here is how things go, we are going to be talking on topics based on the natural sciences. Physics, chemistry, mathematics, biology, and of course, their basic applications. So, if you have a problem on any of those, try and post it here. In the mean time, if you stumble upon this thread and you don't have anything to add or subtract, please make sure you book space. cheesy
I'm serious. Book space and tell us your area of specialization so that other people can mention you in their posts. Because, honestly, in this section, nobody knows anybody else.

Meanwhile, I have some suggestions. If you want to give a complex mathematical expression, do not type it. Instead, write it on a paper or board and upload a photo of it. Same goes if you want to solve it. Or you could use mathlab android app. smiley this is to make the whole process more interesting and easy to follow.

Any level is allowed. Whether it be primary school arithmetic cheesy or PhD string theory . . . you will eventually find someone to express interest in it. smiley

You can just come by and drop interesting or random facts . . . like for instance, The Pythagoras' theorem is older than Pythagoras cheesy

Or you can just tell us something yoiu observed in your daily life . . . for instance, why does a bar of soap form an hourglass figure after regular usage?

You can also challenge popular views. For instance, since toilet floors are the most frequently cleaned in most houses, isn't it safer to eat food from a toilet floor than a dining room floor. Which gathers more bacteria than that of the toilet?

There. I am finished. Oyah, come and occupy, the floor. Remember, small minds discuss people, average minds discuss events. And great minds discuss ideas. Which one are you? smiley wink

Cc.
Blakjewelry
Pakingzzz
Amaa4real
Harjorlah
Peterken05
Besea
Saintneo
Timflex
Soldierdollar
Beatsbyj2g
UrennaNkoli

Cheers!
lalasticlala, ishilove... Fp pleeeeaaaasssse!
Re: The Sciences Discussion Thread. by Nobody: 9:39pm On Jun 20, 2015
menesheh:





Thanks menn.

Awesome.

As a non science-based person, wikipedia and other texts tends to give bogus and vague explanations that is rather confusing to a layman like me.

Anything more deeper will still be appreciated.

Cheer
Wikipedia is an encyclopedia. And all encyclopedias are vague. wink
Sorry for the long absence. I had a battery problem.
So, you wanna go deep? Okay! grin let's do this. Mutation first.

Let see . . . mutation . . . well, smiley

Imagine yourself. You ask, what am I? What are you made of? Well, you are a complex construction. An organism. Now, you are made up of systems. Such as the muscular system or the digestive . . . which are in turn made up of organs . . . like the kidney, or the liver, which are ij turn, made of tissue. Cartilage for instance, or blood. And even these are made of cells. Which, are the smallest units of life. Beyond the cell, there is no life. But to understand mutation, we must go beyond. So, stay with me. grin

In these cells, we have organelles. Like the golgi bodies . . . mitochondria . . . and most importantly, the nucleus. Which contain . . . . lolz, chromosomes. Beyond the chromosomes, what we have is just a set of instructions . . . which we will need! So, let's go! We have, in the very chromosomes, genes! And these genes are made up DNA!

Bros, abeg just a little more patience. We are almost there. DNA is made up of four major bases. Which I will not mention here . . . now, you see, this DNA, can copy itself. I mean, literally copy itself and form identical copies of itself . . . . or not . . . . wink
Remember what I said above about typos? You see, when a DNA tries to copy itself, it sometimes makes mistakes. These mistakes are called mutations.


Sorry, battery low again! cheesy
I will come back to finish. Watch out for part two. jaysniggs, thanks a lot. smiley

Be right back! wink

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Re: The Sciences Discussion Thread. by Queed: 9:18am On Jun 21, 2015
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Re: The Sciences Discussion Thread. by Queed: 12:35pm On Jun 21, 2015
ELYMAXiimus:

lalasticlala, ishilove... Fp pleeeeaaaasssse!


fp for where you go beg die undecided
Its not their fault though, its all about interest.
~80% of Nigerian don't care about science, imagine this topic between topics like:
*tonton dike new make up
*PDP needs change
Most Nigerian will hardly click on this topic sad

And the rule for the mods is
more click + more view + more stup.d arguments = more fuc.kin money! angry


*Modified*

fp at last shocked shocked
how did this happened?? shocked shocked

am sure this can never be done by lalasticlala or ishilove cheesy cheesy,

since this doesn't have to do with UKWU grin


well, am science inclined too, though I care less or non about the biological part sad .

My area of interests are: Astrophysics, Quantum physics, and Electronic/computers,

am kind of an AUTODIDACT too (learned that today from teempakguy, poor me cheesy )


For the programmers/engineers (or anyone who knows), help me with this question

How does mere codes alter the a micro controller function(s)

I understand that they are solid stated devices which comprises different logic units, and these gates have different functions. Each login unit/gate are made up of simpler semiconductors like transistors, diode, resistor caps, etc.. These semiconductors are made by doping silicon/germanium with a pent/ trivalent element.

ok, let's assume that a micro controller has been programmed to allows current to pass through on direction five seconds then switches off for 10seconds.
After reprogramming, it starts allowing current to go back and front for 3seconds, then makes it flow in only one direction for 5sec, after which it switches off for 15sec, then the cycle continues.

how is this possible
is the micro cotrl. changing it circulatory after reprogramming
or is it building new components inside itself
or is converting a transistor to a diode, diode to cap, resistor to inductor
or is it changing the chemistry of what's inside

sad Your little/huge help will be gladly appreciated

Thanks in advance.

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Re: The Sciences Discussion Thread. by youngice(m): 12:47pm On Jun 21, 2015
Ok
Re: The Sciences Discussion Thread. by wildchild1: 12:47pm On Jun 21, 2015
Educative!!! The problem is encouragement


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Re: The Sciences Discussion Thread. by Goldenheart(m): 12:47pm On Jun 21, 2015
ok
Re: The Sciences Discussion Thread. by ultrazone(m): 12:49pm On Jun 21, 2015
fllg
Re: The Sciences Discussion Thread. by folabayo1(f): 12:49pm On Jun 21, 2015
I be gate crasher for this thread grin
Re: The Sciences Discussion Thread. by mrlaw93(m): 12:50pm On Jun 21, 2015
Is good to be on front page on this kind of thread but what do Nigerians know abt science, majorly Africans no nothing abt science. What new knowledge will be gained here.. Even the Op had successfully quoted essential biology for us.. Well done indeed.

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Re: The Sciences Discussion Thread. by musicwriter(m): 12:51pm On Jun 21, 2015
I'm in!.
Re: The Sciences Discussion Thread. by elantraceey(f): 12:52pm On Jun 21, 2015
Be right back cool
Re: The Sciences Discussion Thread. by intergral(m): 12:52pm On Jun 21, 2015
Mathematicians I hail....
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Maths the uncle of science...
Re: The Sciences Discussion Thread. by BruzMoney(m): 12:53pm On Jun 21, 2015
Good
Re: The Sciences Discussion Thread. by erico2k2(m): 12:54pm On Jun 21, 2015
menesheh:
I need a layman breakdown of natural selection, genetic mutation.

One bottle of smuggled ogogoro for the person since our literate president banned it.

grin
WHEN YOU THINK YOU ARE TOO SMART AND REALIZE YOU ARE 10 YEARS BEHIND I N WISENESS grin grin grin
Re: The Sciences Discussion Thread. by menesheh(m): 12:56pm On Jun 21, 2015
erico2k2:

WHEN YOU THINK YOU ARE TOO SMART AND REALIZE YOU ARE 10 YEARS BEHIND I N WISENESS grin grin grin


Why the statement.
Re: The Sciences Discussion Thread. by anyi5: 12:56pm On Jun 21, 2015
Teempakguy:

The largest thing we know in science is a Brane. cool
Brands contain universes.
Universes contain clusters. But,
Clusters are made of galaxies.
Galaxies are made of stars . . . well, mostly stars. smiley
Stars have systems.
Each star system has planets. shocked
Planets have . . . "spheres" our planet, Earth, has a biosphere
This biosphere is made of living organisms. Like you and I . . . and goats. cheesy
These organisms are made of organic systems. wink
These systems are made up of organs. tongue like that tongue.
Organs are made of tissue. grin
Tissue, is made of cells shocked
Cells are made up of organelles.
Organelles . . . are made up of GIANT molecules! shocked shocked
Molecules are made up of atoms . . . grin
Now, atoms are made of subatomic particles . . . the electron, the protons, neutrons. cool cool
Wait . . . even the neutron is made up of the electron and the proton.
The proton is made of quarks!
And quarks are made up of little, cute, superstrings.

Gluons keep the atom core together and photons are the senior messengers that carry energy. lipsrsealed little neutrinos are the junior messengers. grin grin they can go anywhere.
We must not forget the higgs boson. This bulky guy gives all the other particles mass!!
The electron is the negative guy that actually allows matter to occupy space!! Without that dude, matter would smash into each other and form huge black holes shocked
But nothing would be complete without the graviton. A really, really small particle which is really good at hiding. angry angry
It allows you to play football, play "no bouncing" cheesy jump, play basketball, even swim shocked

The universe is fascinating!! Each level of arrangements have a whole lot of juicy facts and patterns that can make your head swirl with excitement!!
Which is why we study it with mathematics, physics, chemistry, and biology! And in science, our ultimate goal is to be able to explain every thing. To understand your universe. From the smallest string, to the largest Brane. In fact, EVERYTHING



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