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A microscope is not just for scientists and for clinical use but for hobbyists as well. For hobbyists, the microscope is a common equipment that enables them to examine the structures of organisms as well as craft projects and collections that are invisible to the naked eye. Whatever your hobby …
Chemistry & Physics 
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Strange and Unusual Scientific Theories
Science is considered one of the most logical and rational of human pastimes. Many people are always trying to invent, experiment, study, or think of something that will contribute to the world of science. In fact, there are a lot of bizarre scientifFULL ARTICLE
Surprising Uses of the Common Elements
As of November 2016, the periodic table has 118 confirmed elements from hydrogen to organesson (formerly ununoctium). Out of all of the elements, only some of them are useful for humans and only a few names do ring a bell. These familiar elementsFULL ARTICLE
Fascinating Theoretical Particles
The ancient Greeks were the first to assume the existence of the atoms, the smallest particles of the universe. But it didn't end just there. Over a thousand of years later, the atom was discovered to even be made of protons, neutrons and electroFULL ARTICLE
Earth Science 
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Amazing Inventions Inspired by Animals and Plants
Humans have invented a lot of amazing things, but many of them are not original or unique. We have been lifting ideas from Mother Nature for a long time. Through the science of copying nature, or biomimicry, scientists were able to develop uniqueFULL ARTICLE
Weirdest Trees in the World
Almost all land creatures, including us humans, have largely benefited from trees. They provide us oxygen, shade and food. They absorb carbon, cleaning the air in the process. They also help in stabilizing the soil and in cutting down soil erosioFULL ARTICLE
Species of Snakes That Are Non-Venomous
One of the most feared creatures on earth are snakes. Even small snakes could scare people, thinking they would be bitten as the snake sees them. But usually, snakes do not approach humans with the purpose of just biting – they usually attack when thFULL ARTICLE
Medical 
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Fascinating Facts About Blood Types
The human populations around the world have four main blood types which are A, B, AB, and O, and each one of these blood types also have subtypes. It’s important to know your blood type because it can help when donating blood. But aside from that, diFULL ARTICLE
The Use of Artificial Intelligence in Medicine
In Medical applications, Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a branch of computer science that can analyze complex medical data.
AI has been uѕеd in many diffеrеnt fiеldѕ including finance, rоbоtiсѕ and thе аir traffic control. But оnе оf thе FULL ARTICLE
Strangest Allergies in the World
What triggers a person's allergy? A lot may answer the common causes like pollen, dust mites, milk, eggs, peanuts, chocolate, seafood, or gluten-rich foods like wheat bread. Others may react sensitively to a certain type of medication, perfume, sFULL ARTICLE
Robots and AI 
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What is a Cobot?
The term “cobot,” also known as “co-robot,” is derived from the phrase “collaborative robot,” which is used to refer to robots intended to interact with humans physically and also share the same workspace.
These new types of robots have a specFULL ARTICLE
What is the “Singularity” Concept in Artificial Intelligence?
The Singularity in artificial intelligence (AI) is the inflection point where machines advance beyond human intelligence and thus become self-sufficient. Jon von Neumann first defined the term in the 1950s and it has been further advanced by welFULL ARTICLE
Concerns Over the Growing Use of Robotics and Artificial Intelligence
Modern technology has impacted almost every aspect of our civilized world. It’s hard to imagine life without a computer, a car or a Television. We’ve witnessed how for example computers evolved from large rooms holding big equipment with limitedFULL ARTICLE
Science History 
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The Science Behind Tattoos
Many people in the present time love to get their skin inked, however, some cannot bear having one because the pain is unbearable for them. Others, on the other hand, see tattoos as a form of rebellion. But did you know that the practice of tattooingFULL ARTICLE
The History of the Nobel Prize
The Nobel Prize is one of the most prestigious awards in the world. It is awarded annually for outstanding works in Physics, Chemistry, Medicine, Literature, Economics, and the promotion of peace. These prizes were established by the will of Alfred NFULL ARTICLE
Ancient Practices Proven by Science
Ancient practices such as rituals, Chinese medicine, holistic medicine, spiritual and religious practices are often undermined as ineffective, not necessary or plain superstition or fantasy. Scientists say that things that cannot be seen, touchedFULL ARTICLE
Science in Film 
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20 Classic Sci-Fi Posters
Science fiction posters are wonderful to look at because most of them contain great color combinations and a lot of different creatures. Today, science fiction movies have great posters and maybe it’s every graphic designer’s dream to create a sci-fiFULL ARTICLE
The History of Star Wars
Star Wars is movie series science-fiction movies conceived by the ingenious George Lucas. The series began in the mid-seventies with the release of the first movie in 1977, Star Wars IV: A New Hope. It began a series of extraordinary moFULL ARTICLE
History of Science Fiction
Ancient precursors to science fiction (or proto-science fiction)
Many historians believe that science fiction is as old as civilization itself. Believe it or not, even in the ancient times such work that resembles science fiction dFULL ARTICLE
Science Projects and Learning 
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Simple Science Experiments Kids Can Do at Home
Science experiments are one of the best bonding activities you can do with your kids. It’s because children are born scientists and they are always experimenting with something like blowing bubbles when taking a bath or stacking blocks into a tower tFULL ARTICLE
Science Projects You Can Do at Home Using Common Household Items
Not all science projects have to be a major challenge and take specialized equipment. There are definitely some that can be done with materials found at home. There are lots of science projects you can do at home during the rainy days or summer seasFULL ARTICLE
Best Microscopes for Hobbyists
A microscope is not just for scientists and for clinical use but for hobbyists as well. For hobbyists, the microscope is a common equipment that enables them to examine the structures of organisms as well as craft projects and collections that are inFULL ARTICLE
Scientists & Science Professionals 
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Pioneering Women Scientists
Most fields and industries – be it science, technology, business, or arts – are dominated by men. While THE contributions of men abound, the world of science wouldn’t be the same without the works of the pioneering women scientists.
1. Sally RidFULL ARTICLE
Interesting Facts About Marie Curie
Marie Skłodowska Curie was a Polish-French physicist and chemist known for breaking down barriers in the male-dominated field of science and technology. The pioneer of radioactivity, Curie is regarded as one of the greatest scientists of all timeFULL ARTICLE
Fascinating Facts about the Bajau Sea Gypsies
The Bajau people (or Sama-Bajau people) are an ethnic group of Maritime Southeast Asia. The population of the Sama-Bajau people are mostly concentrated in the southern Philippines, in Sabah in Malaysia, in North Kalimantan and Sulawesi in IndonesFULL ARTICLE
Space 
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Everyday Items That You Didn't Know Were Invented by NASA
Whenever you think of NASA, images of spaceships, astronauts in spacesuits and satellites may be the first things that come to mind, but there were actually plenty of other items developed, created or inspired by NASA that we currently use here eFULL ARTICLE
The Twelve Men Who Walked on the Moon
In 1969, the moon’s surface met the first human footprints. It’s already a long time ago since after it happened, but if you think about it, only 12 humans have ever landed on the moon until now. Yes, they’re 12, if you are not aware of that.
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Interesting Facts about the Space Shuttles You Didn't Know
Space crafts are perhaps the coolest and the most awe-inspiring inventions mankind has ever made, because of the mere fact that they send humans away from the Earth and into the outer space.
Traveling to space is simply a superhuman feat that FULL ARTICLE
Technology 
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Finding a Telescope That Won’t Break Your Budget
Telescopes can help us see the beauty of the stars, constellations, and other celestial objects. However, the price of some telescopes can be daunting and it is kind of difficult to start a hobby in astronomy when you’re on a budget. But not all of FULL ARTICLE
History of 3D Printing
3D Printing is a process where you can create a physical object from a three-dimensional digital model, typically by laying down many successive thin layers of material, and this process can bring a digital object into its physical form. The process FULL ARTICLE
Best Home 3D Printers
3D printers seem to be popping everywhere from classrooms to design shops. It’s because they can save you both time and money since it works efficiently and does not require complex materials in order to get the job done. It is also a great idea to hFULL ARTICLE
