Really nice and interesting article you've got here.

So much truth in this post bro. I wrote once on the negative impacts of plastic wastes on aquatic organisms (that was my first ever steemstem post, in May). One of the conclusions arrived at was that plastics

Interesting fluid mechaincs write up. Nice one mate.

Well articulated post bro.. the mysteries surrounding the bermuda triangle are too great to be fully unravelled for now. But i know that with time, science would make it crystal clear.

Beautiful selections by the STEMNG team. Interesting articles especially from @kingabesh @teekingtv @herbayomi

Great work brother! Greater heights!

Nice one bro... thermodynamics is a really interesting science and i like how you have been able to use it explain this concept.

Well crafted post. Mathematics is a very funny subject... I have a friend who proves these abnormal things often with his knowledge of maths and statistics. It's tiring at times cos people like us might

You're right man. When I began writing this series I started doubting whether its really worth the risk. A lot of people have been lost to silly causes in attempting to climb the Himalayas. Well, let's

This is a wonderful research man; both the original research by MIT and the little but brilliant one you did to bring this to us. I really learnt from the section of alcohol catabolism and pharmocogenomics.

Congrats to all the featured authors. Another great selection by the @stemng management!

Thank you so much.

Wow... This is a question I've always wanted to ask. Great work boss. I especially like thr fact that you mentioned Nikla Tesla. He is someone who i feel doesn't get enough recognition even with his immense

Wow! I didn't even see this coming. Thanks a lot. Congratulations to all the authors. The Stemng management ehn, @greenrun and @gentleshaid you people are too much! More power!

Thanks a lot bro! I'm giving you an instant follow in fact. :) I'm glad you found the post interesting.

Hehe... that makes two of us! Anything higher than 3 m is too high for me... and here we are talking almost 9000 m. Ahh, i think I'll rather pass.

I guess it makes them feel so... I mean, who wouldn't want to feel on top of the world, literally? Anyway, I guess there's a couple of us who don't have this on our bucket list, so we are in this together.

Bro did you go to a pilot school or something? Your posts on this series have been so detailed amd comprehensive. Keep up the good work!

You should add Mt McKinley in Alaska as the most topographically prominent mountain to your list (or so it is claimed) Hmmm i should read about it. Thanks for your contribution man.

You're right... it was once described as the highest junkyard in the world. Though the Nepalese government is now taking stringent measures to curb the pollution there. I read somewhere that climbers are