Science

The duality of an eternal ruthless being- Klaus
Dear Klaus “Horses are the opposite of humans. They are loyal, trustworthy, and loving. My father hunted me for a thousand years. The closest he could get to me was killing my favourite horse.”
By Hridya Sharmaabout a year ago in Chapters
Few Things You Should Know When Buying A Backpack!
When it comes to choosing the perfect backpack for your needs, it can be overwhelming with so many options available on the market. Whether you're looking for a school backpack, travel backpack, backpack kid or hiking backpack, it's important to find one that is durable, functional, and stylish.
By Leo Osemudiamenabout a year ago in Chapters
My learnings as a market researcher
Learning is the only way to move forward, the err to your growth is the belief that you know everything. The beauty of existence lies in challenging your limits, pushing yourself out of your comfort zone and performing the tasks that scare you and motivate you to become a better version of yourself. Life has its unique ways of compelling you to embrace the unknown and forging you to uplevel your game.
By Hridya Sharmaabout a year ago in Chapters
Can you transplant a head to another body?
On March 14th, 1970, Robert White and his team carted two small monkeys into an operating room. The neurosurgeon lay on the verge
By TBH Agencia Exclusiva Colsanitasabout a year ago in Chapters
A Magical Theorem Was Undiscovered for Thousands of Years
In the heart of ancient civilizations, mathematicians and scholars dedicated their lives to unraveling the mysteries of numbers. They carved their discoveries into stone tablets, passed down knowledge through generations, and laid the foundations of mathematics as we know it today. But imagine, amidst all this, a powerful theorem remained hidden, waiting for someone to discover it. This is the story of a magical theorem that eluded the minds of scholars for thousands of years.
By Komal Ghotraabout a year ago in Chapters
Why fish are better at breathing than you are
In 2019, Eliud Kipchoge finished a Vienna marathon in one hour, 59 minutes, and 40 seconds. This staggering time broke the two-hour barrier that most runners previously
By TBH Agencia Exclusiva Colsanitasabout a year ago in Chapters
The Treatment That Came Too Late
Introduction Imagine someone you love is in pain. They are sick and need help. You try everything to make them feel better, but nothing works. Then, just when you find the right treatment, it’s too late. This is a story that happens more often than you think.
By Komal Ghotraabout a year ago in Chapters
The weirdest (and coolest) tongues in the animal kingdom
Could it be a succulent, pink, wiggling worm? No, it was actually this alligator snapping turtle's blood-engorged tongue appendage
By TBH Agencia Exclusiva Colsanitasabout a year ago in Chapters
Why are scientists shooting mushrooms into space?
Floating 350 kilometers above the Earth's surface, astronauts aboard the Soviet space station Mir made a frightening discovery. Their once clear porthole was clouded
By TBH Agencia Exclusiva Colsanitasabout a year ago in Chapters
The science of laughter
Isn’t it odd that, when something’s funny, you might show your teeth, change your breathing, become weak and achy in some places,
By TBH Agencia Exclusiva Colsanitasabout a year ago in Chapters
Why does hitting your funny bone feel so horrible? - Cella Wright
Whatever you were doing, there was no way to anticipate what came next. The back of your elbow smacked against a hard surface and the impact sent a sensation
By TBH Agencia Exclusiva Colsanitasabout a year ago in Chapters
Unlocking Mars' hidden water: A game-changer for exploration and the search for life
This article was refined and enhanced with the help of GrammarlyGo. Mars has long fascinated scientists and the public alike, especially regarding its water history. Recent studies reveal that the Red Planet may hold far more water than previously believed.
By Dogli Wilberforceabout a year ago in Chapters