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As Christmas Time Nears — A Researched Insight into Holiday DepressionWhile some people deem the Holiday Season a great time of gift-giving, family bonding, and page-turning, others trudge through this time…
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Nathan Vargh
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Nathan Vargh
Finding a New Phase of MatterSince elementary school and even before that, we’ve all been taught that there are three states of matter: solid, liquid, and gas. These…
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Nathan Vargh
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in Dialogue & Discourse

As Christmas Time Nears — A Researched Insight into Holiday Depression

While some people deem the Holiday Season a great time of gift-giving, family bonding, and page-turning, others trudge through this time…

Access All The World’s Life Online At The Biodiversity Heritage Library

An online collection of the world’s biodiversity information is now digitized and available to anyone anywhere!

Creationism and Entropy

How pop-science can lead to science denial.

The Psychology of Conspiracy Theorists

An analysis of known factors that can influence people toward conspiracy theories and paranoia

Setting the Record Straight on How Bubbles Actually Pop

If you were a child once, chances are that you’ve played with bubbles. Thanks to the fact that bubbles are both very cheap and easy to…

Accidentally Finding Metal-Eating Bacteria

Despite popular opinion, research isn’t really that cut-and-dry. Some of the world’s most important scientific innovations have been made…

Earth’s “Natural” Nuclear Reactor

To many people, nuclear energy is just about as unnatural as you can get when it comes to renewable energy. Nuclear energy definitely has…

Finding a New Phase of Matter

Since elementary school and even before that, we’ve all been taught that there are three states of matter: solid, liquid, and gas. These…

Finding the “Holy Grail” of 3D-Printing

When it comes to the technologies of our future, it is nearly impossible to envision a world without the widespread influence of…

Air Viscosity, Temperature and Inactivation of COVID-19

The kinetics of airborne transmission — the mean free path

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