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December 2022

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Do Twins Share the Same DNA?

Twins can be identical or non-identical. Since identical twins look the same, does that mean their DNA is too?

Biology, Blog / January 2, 2023 / By

Table of Contents What is DNA? DNA, or deoxyribonucleic acid, is a long chain of molecules that dictates the functions of a cell. The molecules that make up DNA are called nucleotides. A nucleotide includes one of four bases: adenine (A), guanine (G), thymine (T), and cytosine (C). Nucleotides with complementary bases pair with each …

Do Twins Share the Same DNA?

Twins can be identical or non-identical. Since identical twins look the same, does that mean their DNA is too?

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This is a fully preserved skeleton of the Pakicetus, tthe first ancestor of modern whales.

What Did Whales Evolve From?

Biology, Blog, Science In Everyday Life / January 16, 2023 / By

Whales are some of the biggest creatures on this planet, the blue whale being the largest animal to ever exist. Another interesting feature of whales: they breathe air. This is because whales are mammals. Whales, along with dolphins, belong to a group of fully aquatic mammals called Cetacea. They live their entire lives in the …

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Famous People Who Contributed to Modern History and Science

Blog / January 5, 2023 / By

This is a sponsored article. The article was written, edited and contributed by the sponsoring company. Smore Science has no editorial contribution to this content. Poor Peoples March at Washingon Monument and Lincoln Memorial, Credit: unsplash.com/Library of Congress Many have found themselves at the forefront of change. Such people have played a great role in improving …

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How do Cavities Form?

Biology, Blog / December 26, 2022 / By

Our teeth have important jobs. They help us to eat our food, which is the first step in digestion. They also help us to form words when we speak. So it is very important to keep our teeth healthy by brushing, flossing, and using mouthwash. But sometimes, even with brushing, our teeth can become damaged, …

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Globalization of Science: Why You Should Learn a Second Language

Blog / December 23, 2022 / By

This is a sponsored article. The article was written, edited and contributed by the sponsoring company. Smore Science has no editorial contribution to this content. There are no limits or borders for science. The things we discover in Denmark are also valid in Spain. Scientists from all over the globe use the same laws and calculations. …

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What do Data Scientists do?

Blog / December 23, 2022 / By

This is a sponsored article. The article was written, edited and contributed by the sponsoring company. Smore Science has no editorial contribution to this content. We are all searching for knowledge. Data provides sense and valuable information. This is why it’s seen as one of the most important pieces of the puzzle. Collecting and analyzing data …

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How Does a Solar Panel Work?

Sunlight to electricity? How does a conversion like that take place?

Blog, Physics / December 23, 2022 / By

Solar panels are the most well-known source of renewable energy. But how do they work, exactly? Table of Contents What do solar panels do? When most people imagine solar power, they think of giant fields of solar panels, each taking energy from the Sun. This is the most common use of solar panels, but it …

How Does a Solar Panel Work?

Sunlight to electricity? How does a conversion like that take place?

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How do Seahorses Reproduce?

Biology, Blog, Science In Everyday Life / January 16, 2023 / By

Hippocampus hippocampus, Credit:Wikimedia/Hans Hillewaert, Seahorses are beautiful, no doubt about it. Anyone who has been diving and seen a seahorse in its natural environment will agree. Seahorses can change color, move their eyes independently of one another, and even possess prehensile tails (like monkeys). The fact that both male and female seahorses can get pregnant …

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