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bikki chhantyal
@bikkichhantyal
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Mechanical Engineering, Senior Undergrad. Mathematics| Physics | Biology| Chemistry
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steemstem
8y
Introduction to Navier Stokes Equation
You may have applied Newton's law of motion in solid particles. It is a fundamental and important formula in the classical solid mechanics. Have you ever wondered what would happen if you apply Newton’s
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Easy way to ship Python/Flask apps using Docker
I have been using NodeJs for a while for developing web applications. While it's not the perfect environment to develop, shipping applications is pretty easy as almost all hosting providers support it.
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Ledger Nano S! My Epic Quest!
Three months! It’s been three long winter months of letting all my cryptos rest in exchanges, three months waiting for ledger to send the ledger nano S, three months! The suffering of going to Reddit and
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SteemSTEM Distilled #30
Welcome to the 30th issue of SteemSTEM Distilled, a curation effort by the members of the @steemstem team. SteemSTEM is a community driven project which seeks to promote well-written and informative Science,
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The Four Colour Map Theorem
Take a look at this map of United States. You can see the 50 states shaded by different colours. Not just different but four colours to be precise. Also, notice that no two adjoining states have the same
bikkichhantyal
steemstem
8y
Normal Distribution: A Simple Introduction
Hey Steemians, you may have realized that there are very few students getting very high and very low marks in your class. The most of the students score around average in the exam The distribution of score
singhbinod08
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8y
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Newtonian and Non Newtonian Fluids
HEY STEEMIANS! Figure: Splashing Water Source: Non-Newtonian, eh! What does this even mean plus is this the same Newton guy who discovered gravity and stopped us from flying. But again what does Newtonian
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8y
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Radiocarbon Dating and Finding the Age of the Moon
source You probably have listened or read the news about prehistoric animals that lived thousands of years ago or about the mummies that were dug up from its tomb which died about 5000 years ago. And wonder
anevolvedmonkey
steemstem
8y
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Golf Ball Dimples and Turbulence
Before I begin anything, I want to quote one of the greatest mind of 20th Century, Werner Heisenberg: “When I meet God, I am going to ask him two questions: Why relativity? And why turbulence? I really
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Physics Fundamentals: Newton’s First Law of Motion
Hey Steemians. Have you ever just sat there in silence and thought to yourself, “Hey! What is Force? Why is there a thing as force? Why is it important in classical mechanics? What is life? Why am I here?”
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COVALENT BONDS: COMMUNISM OF CHEMISTRY
Mixing Chemistry to anthropology seems to be unjust at times. But doing so brings interesting analogies which can’t be ignored. “Sharing is Caring”, something we learn in the school days is exactly found
sahchandan
steemstem
8y
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Human-muscle-powered Flight: Possible or a myth?
Prerequisites English language Patience just kidding, hope it wont get that mundane. Background Well we all know the story of Icarus and Daedalus; for those who don’t, here’s a short review - Daedalus
bikkichhantyal
steemstem
9y
So close, no matter how far: Concept of Limit
So close, no matter how far I’d like to start this post off quoting one of my favorite artists who always inspire me to do maths, Metallica. Yes! I’m not kidding. Distractions can do nothing if you have
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SteemSTEM Distilled #28
Welcome to the 28th issue of SteemSTEM Distilled, a curation effort by the members of the @steemstem team. SteemSTEM is a community driven project which seeks to promote well-written and informative Science,
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Axolotl: The Deadpool of the Animal Kingdom
No Axolotls were harmed in the making of this post INTRODUCTION: The Axolotl 1 So, we’ve seen all kinds of animals. Perhaps we turn into one at the dining table when our parents aren’t around. But no matter
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Entropy: The arrow of time
Hey Steemians, you may probably have heard about this mysterious thing called "Entropy", people casually describe entropy as “Disorderness”. Well Entropy being described as “Disorderness” is
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The Fuss about FIbonacci Sequence
HEY STEEMIANS! Source: Nerd, Science person or not, I'm pretty sure you must have heard of some geek person telling how Fibonacci Numbers are their favorite. But you don't get whats so fun about that.
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SteemSTEM Distilled #27
Welcome to the 27th issue of SteemSTEM Distilled, a bi-weekly curation effort by the members of the @steemstem team. SteemSTEM is a community driven project which seeks to promote well-written and informative
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Guidelines on Copyright Standards in SteemSTEM
NO attribution required! It's come to our attention that more information is needed when it comes to the complex system of copyright law in the SteemSTEM community and Steem on the whole. If you've used
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9y
Card Trick and Mathematics: Theoretical Mission to the Moon
Hey Steemians. I’m going to mix two things that are highly unlikely. Card tricks and Mathematics! I know right? David Blaine and Gauss together. Well, that would mean that David Blaine can travel in time.
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