Is really red Colored sea exist? Where it is? Yes, the Red sea exists and it is one of the wonders of nature. The color of the sea is actually an intense turquoise. It is situated in between Africa and Asia and is a salt intel of the Indian Ocean. …
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Dendrochronology: An Age Teller of Trees
“Dendrochonology”- a word derived from three ancient Greek words, which are: dendron,khronos and logia,stands for the science of calculating a tree’s age by it’s rings.The three Greek words :dendron,khronos and logia stands respectively for ‘tree’,’time’ and ‘the study of’. Short history of Dendrochronology: Greek botanist Theophrastus first mentioned that the …
Read More »Bioluminescence: The Secret of Glow in The Dark Sea
It’s dark all around and you are walking by the sea with a sparkling blue wave touching your feet .isn’t it so much mesmeric ? As much The moment is fascinating ,the reason behind this beautiful glow is much more overwhelming. This is a beautiful natural phenomenon caused by life …
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মেঘ না থাকলে আকাশে অনেক তারকা থাকতো আজ রাতে। বিরতি দিয়ে দিয়ে মেঘ ডাকছে সাথে বিদ্যুত চমকানি। তখন গভীর রাত্রি নিস্তব্ধ। গাছের ডালে আধার মিশে আছে। সবাই মিলে ভুতুড়ে পরিবেশ। কটা বাজে চেইন ওয়ালা হাতঘড়ি টায় দেখার চেষ্টা করল সাদাত। বিদ্যুত চমকানির আলোতে ঘন্টার কাটাটার অবস্থান পরিদৃশ্যমান হলো। ঘন্টার কাটা …
Read More »The Discovery Of DNA Double Helix Structure : Watson & Crick’s Model
DNA or Deoxyribonucleic Acid is the hereditary material present in all living organisms through which genetic information of one generation is transferred to the next generation. Simply DNA is the structural & functional unit of heredity. DNA double helix is probably the most iconic of all biological molecules. Early Discovery …
Read More »Bonsai : An Art Of Miniaturizing Trees
Bonsai is a Japanese art. This term bonsai may be used to refer the art of miniaturizing trees but Usually it is more than an art form. The word “Bon-sai” is a Japanese word which, means “planted in a container”. This art form is derived from an ancient Chinese horticultural …
Read More »Bio-Terrorism: A Weapon of Mass Destruction
Introduction I came across this infamous term ”Bio-terrorism” when I was watching the movie ”Inferno” last year based on the novel of Dan Brown. In the movie, a millionaire bioengineer named Bertrand Zobrist who was the main villain asked an audience in a hall referring to the problem of Barlett’s …
Read More »Urban Gardening: Go Green
In the past when we heard the word “Gardening” the pictue that came to our mind is a vast area filled with rows of veggies & ornamented plants. But now this picture is different. As industrialisation is increasing day by day cities are expanding too. As a consequence amount …
Read More »Thai Guava Cultivation in Bangladesh: A Silent Revolution
Thai guavas are generally the size of a softball with apple green skin that can range from bumpy to smooth. The flesh is white with pale yellow seeds and tends to be drier than the pink type of guavas. Since 2000, Bangladeshi farmers started growing them and there are few …
Read More »Space Farming: An Imagination Or Reality?
Most of us know about “Space Farming” from the movie “The Martian” where an astronaut Mark Watney (Matt Damon), was left behind, presumed dead after a fierce storm and he survived in the red planet by growing potatoes in Mars. Here the question comes up- “Is growing plant in …
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