Exploring From Quarks To Quasars
The Panama Canal connects the Atlantic Ocean with the Pacific Ocean, which makes it one of the most important trade routes in the world. The construction started in 1881, and everything went well until 85% …
How 22,000 People Died While Building The Most Important Trade Route Of The World? Read More »
What Is Mummification? In ancient Egypt, people glorified the dead through a process known as mummification, a ritual that reached its peak around 1000 B.C. The main aim was to preserve human remains as best …
Preserving The Dead Bodies: The Chemistry Behind Mummification. Read More »
75 years ago, mankind witnessed the power of the nucleus of an atom. August 6, 1945, was the day when the first atomic bomb was detonated over the city of Hiroshima, Japan. Seventeen Nobel Laureates …
75th Anniversary of Hiroshima Bombing: 10 Facts About That Dreadful Day. Read More »
The Himalayas is the mountain range between the Indian subcontinent and the Tibetan plateau. It holds many world records, including the highest peak in the world- Mount Everest. Let’s discuss the formation, the geology, and …
How Did The Himalayas Form And What Is Their Ultimate Future? Read More »
Thinking of microorganisms, you may mostly remember bacteria and fungi responsible for diseases or mildewing of food. However, many more microbes are responsible for your homeostasis than diseases. Let’s take a look at the micro-world …
The Human Microbiomes That Help Us Stay Healthy. Read More »
We might think that after years of research we know almost everything about life on Earth, or at least about its basic forms. However, nature still holds a lot of secrets also when it comes …
The Discovery Of These 5 New Species Shows That Nothing Can Beat Nature’s Diversity. Read More »
In the previous article, we discussed the last period in Earth’s history. Now it is time we talk about the evolution of humankind and conclude the History of Life series. All the articles of History …
After going through four eons, six eras, and fourteen periods we finally reached our current period. The Quaternary period is the shortest on the Geological Time Scale and it is still ongoing. We divide it …
In the previous article, we discussed the first period of the Cenozoic. Now it is time we move on to the period before our current one- The Neogene period. We divide it into two epochs- …
In the last article, we started discussing the Cenozoic Era. Now, it is time we move on and talk about its first period- The Paleogene period. All the articles of History of Life series Beginning …
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