Nature (Can Science find current problems of Nature: Water?)

Nature  (Can Science find current problems of Nature: Water?)

Introduction

Can Science find current problems of Nature: Water?

Meat:

1. Nature

Climate Change Threatens Marine Environment in the Baltic Sea
(Observed: Salt disappears and so does the oxygen, showing that ‘Baltic Sea’ might go under the heat of ‘Survival of Fittest’)

Corals and Food Security: Study Shows Nations at Risk
(Observed: Humanity Suffers along with Corals in South-East)

2. Evolution

Could a Newly Discovered Viral Genome Change What We Thought We Knew About Virus Evolution?
(Observed: Two predators join hands to form a more enigmatic ‘Life Form’, although it is a virus)

Strange Cousins: Molecular Alternatives to DNA, RNA Offer New Insight Into Life’s Origins
(Observed: Artificial Life created, similar to Darwin’s Life. We might see a lot of new exotic life forms and Humans around us, soon. Cause, a bunch of crazy scientist with a lot of wacky power)

3. Nobel Prize

The Nobel Prize in Chemistry 1989
Sidney Altman, Thomas R. Cech
The Nobel Prize in Chemistry 1989 was awarded jointly to Sidney Altman and Thomas R. Cech “for their discovery of catalytic properties of RNA”
(Observed: Egg-Chicken story solved in Life. ‘Dubara mat poochna’, Salman Khan ko ‘Chloromint’ Bhejo parcel in the new movie ‘MunnaBhai Karne Chale Deshbhakti’)

4. Astrophysics

A Canopy of Confidence: Orion’s Parachuteshttp://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2012/09/120910110556.htm
(Observed: Man achieves to build a far away no-man’s spacecraft, seemingly absolutely fool-proof)

New Approach to Cosmic Lithium in the Early Universe
(Observed: Lithium disappears, which shake our fundamentals about ‘Big Bang’)

5. Quantum Mechanics

Physicists Search for Hidden Magnetic States
(Observed: Magnets and Human, tryst with each other, to find out ‘Who is stronger: Will of Humans pitched to that of ‘Will of strongest materials’ around)

Behaviors of the Tiniest Water Droplets Revealed
(Observed: Drops of Water which gives us motion, studied. However question remains on ‘Complex Society-like structure of Water’)

6. Brain

Four New Gene Loci Predisposing People to the Most Common Subtype of Migraine
(Observed: America gets a ‘Bolt’ in the Head, looses control of 4 genes. Might have implications worldwide, if you eat a lot of fast-food. You might like to add lettuce, though if you do, a lot of them)

New Hope for Migraine Sufferers: Female Gene Link Identified
(Observed: Migraine crashes into a female, causes pain to nearly 12% population of an island)

Findings Reveal Brain Mechanisms at Work During Sleep
(Observed: How a Brain works in Sleep)

7. Gene Therapy

Immune Cells Hold Back Gene Therapy
(Observed: ‘Streets of Philadelphia’ take a hit)

Protein Protects Anti-Cancer Gene From Chemical Shutdown
(Observed: Protein prevents Cancer from developing, as Scientist find)

8. Disease

Rare Gene Variants Linked to High Risk of Broad Range of Seizure Disorders
(Observed: Genes display variety causing a variety of diseases to Humans)

Language Dysfunction in Children May Be Due to Epileptic Brain Activity
(Observed: Language Suffers in Children causing, Harmful Brain Activity)

Conclusion:

Science finds Water and more in Life.

Caution: This might be all theory

Work Tuesday (Can Science find the ‘Idea of Nature’?)

Work Tuesday (Can Science find the ‘Idea of Nature’?)

Introduction

Can Science find the ‘Idea of Nature’?

Meat:

1. Astrophysics

Hubble Sees the Eye of the Storm in Galaxy Cluster
(Observed: A violent Star Cluster, observed, probably practising boxing)

Most Distant Dwarf Galaxy Detected
(Observed: Probably the Sun and Moon mutated)

2. Quantum Mechanics

How to Unbalance Nothingness: Physicists Calculate the Time Development of the Vacuum Decay
(Observed: Nothingness, studied. Might be similar to origin and end of Universe)

Unusual Electrons Go With the Flow
(Observed: Electrons innovate, now flow on the surface of materials)

3. Nobel Prize

The Nobel Prize in Chemistry 1950
Otto Diels, Kurt Alder
The Nobel Prize in Chemistry 1950 was awarded jointly to Otto Paul Hermann Diels and Kurt Alder “for their discovery and development of the diene synthesis”
(Observed: A Type of Synthesis and Molecule which when added, stops growth, discovered. Probably our option to live forever might be realized as we can know how death works)

4. Brain

‘Bilingual’ Neurons May Reveal the Secrets of Brain Disease
(Observed: Brain communicates via two means, gets a bit luxurious)

New Brain Nerve Cells Key to Stress Resilience
(Observed: Now two mouse exchange views to stress uniquely)

5. Gene Therapy

Researchers Identify Gene Involved In Both Intellectual Disability And Epilepsy
(Observed: A Gene identified which controls many other genes, and makes people mad worldwide, approx 2% affected)

New Gene May Intensify Breast Cancer Growth
(Observed: A Gene which acts as a wire intensifies Breast Cancer)

6. Environment

Unprecedented Arctic Ozone Loss Last Winter
(Observed: A Hole in Arctic created due to human pollution, unobserved till now. Only in Antarctica we have found ozone depletion)

Environmental Concerns Increasing Infectious Disease in Amphibians, Other Animals
(Observed: Amphibians loose competitive survival edge, on to the way of becoming extinct)

7. Evolution

Spiders, Webs and Insects: A New Perspective On Evolutionary History
(Observed: Spiders loose creativity in big and arm themselves in small, in Evolution)

Experts Discover Oldest DNA Regulatory Region Known to Date in Vertebrates and Invertebrates
(Observed: A Regulatory Region in DNA found, undiscovered till now)

8. Disease

New Mouse Model May Provide Insights Into Rare Genetic Syndrome
(Observed: Fluctuations in Hormone found in Thyroid)

Fighting Melanoma’s Attraction to the Brain
(Observed: A cancer cell penetrates into the brain, causes havoc)

Conclusion:

Idea of Nature found in us, diseases, plants and animals. Perhaps ‘Audi’ knows more about the ‘Idea of Nature’ than me.

Caution: This might be all theory

 

 

 

Moon & Beyond

Moon & Beyond

Humanity makin
a beeline

Out when
they came
naked

Into the
Nature flowin

For the
fruits n
glory

They build
their palaces

Enjoyin the
sunshine around

A young
man

Woken by
an apple

Finds the
seeds of
future

Out surges
mankind

Once again
from palaces

To the
playground

Rockets, movies
and strawberries

In the
paradise

Out comes
the flood
again

Humanity once
again to
the fore

To the
Moon and
beyond

Caution: This might be all theory

What is Life?

What is Life?

Everyone needs
a break

That’s where
the fall

In the
world

As the
day begins

From the
cartoonist

To the
man in
white

They all
waitin for
a hunt

A swipe
of the
card

And the
magic begins

You taken
to the
big wheel

And to
the dive
in pool

The food
in the
bags

To excite
your spirit

The night
brings in
you

Struggle and
the fights

You all
alone

Wonder “What
is Life”

Caution: This might be all theory

Nature – II (Sky)

Sky

( These are short & simple series of blogs on Nature. It’s only for my understanding. There is no rocket science behind these blogs )

I was indifferent about Sky, Sun, Moon and the stars in my childhood. As I grew up, I saw the most wonderful view of the Sky at my friend’s village (I even saw a shooting star). It still has an incomparable impact on me. Then I got interested  in Astronomy while I was working for the Biotech field (Credit to my Mentors).

Astronomy

Light from Sun bends over masses and that is why intersection of Light rays with each other produces different colors at the horizons. Hence when the Sun is setting or rising, one can see orange, red and blue sky due to the proximity of light rays to the earth’s surface. And all other interesting colors.

Light

Whereas when the Sun is overhead, the light directly reaches us without any interference and hence one can only see blue sky.
So what is the Sky we see. Is it a mass surrounding us? Well what see is only an interplay of light and its reflection. What it is really, it is yet to be explored (Is it never-ending or does it have an end? Mebbe we will explore in later blogs).

Caution: This might be all theory