The Scientific Method

As it's the final day of science week, I've decided to give you a second dose of science. This graphic is relatively simple and probably tells you what you already know but I figure it's the perfect way to fully encompass all science and remind you of all the critical steps to take.

Chemistry: Health hazard symbols for chemicals

Sadly we're ending science week here at Lifeformation. Therefore, I've decided to finish the week with something a little more practical in order to get back into the normal swing of things.

Biological Science: DNA Replication

We're getting to the end of science week here at Lifeformation but there are a couple days left so don't fret! This little info-graphic simply describes how DNA replication works. It's simple, but always good to know.

Biological Science: Genomic Conservation

Continuing science week, I apologize that my post is so late. It was my first day of classes and I've gotten behind. I won't pretend like I understand what this graphic is talking about other than genomic conservation. However, I'm sure that the science people among us will enjoy it and those that aren't all the scientific will still cull some knowledge from it.

Another interesting tidbit of information:I've just fond out that Google Adsense does not register clicks on ads that last less than 20-25 seconds. While I understand why they have that policy, it seems to cheat the websites hosting the ads. If a person clicks through an ad but is not interested enough to stay on the target site very long, that is the ad's fault not the host/blogger. The ad still achieved an impression and the host should be paid for it.
However, it is how it is and so I wanted to let you all know....People viewing ads for less than 20-25 seconds are pretty much worthless to you and me.

Nuclear Science: Electromagnetic Spectrum

Since my post on nuclear science was so well accepted, I've decided to provide you with another info-graphic dealing with the subject. This image depicts the entire electromagnetic spectrum (with a few humorous tidbits to keep things interesting). It's amazing to me that humans can only see such a small segment of the spectrum though.

I'm gain around 10 followers a day now, thanks for the love! Keep up the support and I'll keep up the info.

Nuclear Science: Overview

Since I've been getting so much love for my last couple posts on science, I've decided to declare a science week. Therefore, today I provide you an overview of nuclear science which links back to my previous post on the big bang from the perspective of Earth.

As another notice and thank you, I have reached 150 followers today!

The Big Bang: View from Earth

I've recently been looking more deeply into my scientific graphics and have decided to provide you with another theory. I am not here to argue about the reality of the big bang or anything. I am simply here to provide you with a concise description of the theory.

As a note of reference, BTN Hip Hop had the best (though concise) description of the last info-graphic on antimatter and a link to his blog can now be found in my "important links" section. Way to go.

Antimatter

Today is the day of the funeral so I don't really have time to think long and hard on what I'm going to post or say. Therefore, I've decided to try to find one of the most complicated looking info-graphics I have and have you guys explain it. The person who can best explain this info-graphic will earn their blog a permanent link on mine somewhere.

Edit Note: I have changed the graphic as I realized the text was too small too read without manual zooming.