While the terms "chlorophyll" and "hemoglobin" might seem worlds apart, these essential biomolecules share a surprising structural kinship, highlighting the elegant design of life at a molecular level. Both play indispensable roles in sustaining life, albeit in vastly different kingdoms. Let's delve into the core distinction: the contrasting central atoms that define "plant … [Read more...] about Chlorophyll and Hemoglobin: Two Sides of the Same Coin (Almost)
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A Thriving Garden In a Sealed Bottle That Hasn’t Been Watered In Over 40 Years
Imagine a thriving garden inside a sealed glass bottle that has gone without water for more than 50 years. Sounds like science fiction, right? Well, this is a reality thanks to David Latimer, whose sealed bottle garden has been flourishing since 1960—without ever needing to be watered again after the initial setup. This astonishing self-sustaining ecosystem is not only a … [Read more...] about A Thriving Garden In a Sealed Bottle That Hasn’t Been Watered In Over 40 Years