The journey of Glaciers and what they carry while sculpting the earth

This episode was inspired by a Youtube video by WIRED: https://youtu.be/gsMIT25iPXk

DNA is made up of monomer nucleotides that form the DNA strands and two strands come together to form the double helix that we all know of.

Also, in the replication process, the double helix separates into two single strand. Using it as a templet, the other half is created, thus half of it is old and half of it is new, marking it as a semiconservative process.

You can conduct an experiment about this as well. So take a glass of water and add ice-cubes to it. Take note of the amount of water, let the ice melt. The ice that was floating above might seem like, it would increase the water level, but it stays the same. Then another way to think about it is if you freeze a glass of water it would expand, not if it melts the about of water remains the same.

Though melting of icebergs does not cause sea levels to rise, it disrupt the ocean circulation system, and causes many side effects.

(I meant interrupted, not erupted/irrupted :') )

Quantum computers are going to revolutionize everything, I think we have all heard those words. But how does it really work? If we were to understand the very basics of it, then we would know how, because it is those fundamental properties— that make quantum computing of blooming potential.

solid state batteries are a promising new technology in the field of energy storage, and have the potential to revolutionize many industries, from electric cars to renewable energy storage.

Here in this episode, we go over why Earth acted like a giant magnet and the fact that the magnetic poles are not stationary. It is speculated to have been caused by convection currents and the proof for magnetic poles not being stationary is the strips or bands of differently aligned batches of magma in the mid ocean ridges.

dynamo theory image (convection currents)

change of magnetic poles

mid ocean ridge strips

What is the Dunning-Kruger effect? It states that when you know little about a subject, you feel really confident because you do not know about how much you do not know. On the other hand, when yo have a finer grasp on a subject, you might be humbled by how much you don't know.

Once you start looking out for this pattern, you should be able to take better decisions for maximizing whatever it is that you are doing.

Hi! Volcanos are really interesting. They have different sorts of lava or pyroclastic materials coming out of them, resulting into different sorts of volcanos. There are different forms of it depending on the geological activity or place that gives birth to it.

And did you know about volcanic winters? Apart from being really cold, they are a cool phenomena to know about!

you should talk about your future-self. to be able to embody the one who you wanna be. it is hard, but I am trying to do it and though the changes seems minuscule, I am sure I will come through.