Supernatural Science

INTRODUCTION  Just imagine the time,when you pause to watch a bee hover around a flower,or noticed a butterfly dancing across the garden. For many of us,these scenes are just simple expressions of nature's beauty. But besides this elegance lies a silent and powerful force which is shaping our ecosystems across the globe—pollinators. They might be tiny,but their contribution to life on Earth is monumental as they maintain the biodiversity and support the human agriculture. In short,pollinators are the unsung heroes of our survival.  In this blog post,we will delve into pollinators,their importance, their working and what is threatening them and ofcourse their protection is also necessary.  Sup WHO ARE POLLINATORS? The animals which help in transferring pollen from the male part of the flower(anther) to the female part of the flower(stigma) are known as pollinators. This transfer of pollen by pollinators enables fertilization and the production of ...

INTRODUCTION  When thinking about time,a steady picture of an invisible river flowing forward at the same rate everywhere in the universe comes to our mind but Time doesn't Tick the Same for Everyone. As we know ,that time is measured with clocks,calendars and ticking of our heartbeat so it feels absolute. But as per the observation of modern physics all these pictures are just an illusion. Time is not an universal entity rather it bends,stretches and flows in different direction depending on your presence and how fast or slow is your movement.  Sup Such a strange behavior of time is called time dilation,a concept which emerged from the Albert Einstein’s Theory of Relativity. While it sounds like a science fiction but time dilation is not just a mere theory but a measurable reality which affects astronauts, satellites and even the GPS of your phone.  In this blog post,we will look into this fascinating theory of time dilation by knowing about its working,meaning and why...

INTRODUCTION  The process by which water is circulated between the Earth and the atmosphere continuously is known as water cycle or hydrological cycle. It is an important process which sustain life on Earth as it plays an essential role in shaping our environment.  WHAT IS THE WATER CYCLE? It is a complex process which involves the movement of water in three phases that is liquid,solid(ice) and gas(water vapor). The water cycle involves the interactions of the atmosphere, oceans, lakes,rivers and the ground. The driving force for this process is solar energy which heats water in the oceans,lakes and rivers which causes it to evaporate in the atmosphere.  STAGES OF THE WATER CYCLE There are various stages of the water cycle which are as follows: ●Evaporation :   The sun heats the water present in oceans,lakes and rivers which causes it to evaporate in the atmosphere.  ●Condensation:   Water vapor cools down in the atmosphe...

INTRODUCTION  In this blog post,we will discuss the topic which has fascinated abd captivated humans for centuries and today also,research and exploration are active in this area. The solar system is a vast and complex place which consists of eight planets,dwarf planets,asteroids, comets and other objects which revolve around the Sun in their respective orbits. The Sun is considered as the center of the solar system as it accounts approximately for the 99.8% of the total mass. It is a massive ball of hot and glowing gas which provides light and heat to the planets. Let's discuss more about the planets,other objects of the solar system,it's formation and evolution and the explorations which had been made in the solar system so far. THE PLANETS In our solar system,the planets are divided into two main categories which are Terrestrial Planets and Gas Giants.The detail about both the categories are as follows: >Terrestrial Planets The planets in this cate...

INTRODUCTION  For human beings,the natural world has always been a source of fascination and inspiration. Our planet Earth is a home to an incredible array of ecosystems that is from the majestic mountains to the deepest of oceans,each withholding their own beauty and wonders. As we go through our daily life,it is essential to realize that we are not separated from nature but are an integral part of it. The reality speaks clearly and loudly that humans and nature are intertwined in a delicate system of symbiosis. A German biologist Heinrich Anton de Bary in 1879 coined the term symbiosis which means the close and often long-term relationships between different biological species. These relationships can take many forms such as: ●Mutualistic Associations: In this association, both the biological species gain benefit from the symbiotic relationship. ●Commensalism Associations:  In this association, one specie is gains the benefit and the other remains unaffected. ●Pa...