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This was the traditional chinese medicine from few days ago photo, I don't know what it is lol I always disagree with people who think chinese medicine is a voodoo trick, that is they don't know the

This is my 39th photo of my new started series~ 這是我新開始的系列的第39th張照片〜 The Cave Salamander or the olm, they are living in dark cave therefore comes with pink color and poor visions, as the result of evolution,

Dies ist ein für die #de-stem Community adaptierter Artikel basierend auf einem etwas weniger umfangreichen, englischen Post zum selben Thema. Den englischen Originaltext findet ihr hier. Ein Einblick

Today I can again provide an interesting insight into my daily work, which arises as part of my current research. I would like to introduce you to one of my much beloved enzymes, the: Pig Liver Esterase

Haven't been posting #sciencepic for a while so let's bring some back 有一段時間沒有發佈#sciencepic，所以讓我們來一點科學吧 This looks like poo lol, but what we had in here is some edible metals, also know as varks. Varks

Are you fascinated by things that are really small? Isn't it amazing that something as small as an ant would have so much going on their bodies that make them work. And thanks to Macro lens, we can capture

What happens when you cross sunshine and rain? You have rainbow of course! Sometimes, if you are lucky, you might see two rainbows, like these pictures here! Isn't it interesting that the second, weaker

The house flies is the aircraft carrier that stores millions of fleets of disease-causing microorganisms on their feet. Yes, of course this is possible because they often land in dirty places including

As friends of Steemit, greetings @calidaddevida, today I want you to meet this great star that I met through a press release and take several notes to share with all of you. Source Betelgeuse is one of

Como están amigos de steemit les saluda @calidaddevida, hoy quiero que conozcan a esta gran estrella, que pude conocer mediante una nota de prensa y tome varios apuntes para compartir con ustedes. fuente

Given how well my picture of red cobalt(II) chloride went over for @mcw's #sciencepic contest, I thought I might do another post. This time, it features cupric sulfate (CuSO4·5H2O), which is in my opinion

Challenge

Ever heard about Colum Chromatography? If not, than have a quick look at the general principle, which was briefly presented by @mcw. It is also closely related to Thin Layer Chromatography or TLC, another

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That's right, my science picture of "red" is red flower. Red flower is very common, but full of science. In nature, red or pink flowers are very common. But, have we ever wondered why? In fact,

Cobalt, like many of the transition elements, can take on a number of oxidation states and changing oxidation states are often associated with color changes.1 On other occasions, the oxidation state may

Self-study of pigment and do some notes and bookmarks here. Comments, suggestions and corrections are welcomed. This is also my entry of the Science Picture Challenge 3 : Basic information Brand: Holbien

This is my entry to the third #sciencepic picture challenge hosted by @mcw. I appreciate your effort and I am happy to contribute again to the current challenging - because quite non-specific - topic of

Here is my submission for @mcw's science picture challenge #3. This challenge's topic is red. Roses are red, tomato is also red, so I will talk about tomato The scientific name of tomato is Solanum

Surprising Creatures Again, I am continuing with my series on extraordinary creatures of this planet. The last two editions have revolved around the oldest animals and the largest organisms. I would now