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The movement of the Earth’s lithospheric plates which forms the Earth’s outer shell.

While you might not know it, Earth’s surfaces are constantly changing. Alfred Wegener, a man over 100 years old, proposed a theory called continental drift. His hypothesis …

Meiosis occurs when a single cell is divided twice to create four cells that contain half of its original genetic information. These cells can be described as our sexcells. They are sperm in men, eggs in women.

The haploids are …

Histidine and Green Fluorescent Protein(GFP), tagging, have made molecular biology more accessible. These techniques are used to purify proteins and aid in understanding molecular processes and cellular processes using protein fluorescence monitoring. These techniques are very common in the field …

When we were first interested in astronomy, one of our favorite activities was this: we show our children the same thing we did when we were young. It is the joy of discovering constellations. Finding constellations and using them in …

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Anton van Leeuwenhoek (Dutch scientist) was born October 24, 1632 in the Dutch Republic.

Anton van Leeuwenhoek is credited with many scientific contributions over his life. He discovered bacteria, single-celled living forms, the size, shape, and distribution of lymphatic capillaries. …

Engineering is the use of mathematical and scientific methods to design, construct, or operate structures, machines, or other systems. Engineering is a broad discipline that includes a number of more specialized engineering fields. Each field has a different emphasis and …

A feedback loop describes a biological process where the output from a system either amplifies or inhibits it (positive feedback). These feedback loops can help living organisms maintain their homeostasis. This mechanism allows us to maintain a relatively constant internal …

Even though the terms “Obasan” and “The Wars”, respectively, refer to animals, the roles they play in both novels are similar. The Japanese-Canadians are demonized in “Obasan” by using animal imagery to compare the oppression and powerlessness they experience from …

Dora is a fictional character. She is an explorer who travels the world to teach children new things. Dora’s adventures take her characters on adventures that teach them the fundamentals of counting, friendship, and sharing. Walton explains how fiction can …