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  The Journey of the Ladybug - $7 Science Quiz

  The Journey of the Ladybug
   
  
  I have black dots on my red body. The shape of my body is round or half-sphered. I have six short legs and antennae. You may not know this, but I use my attractive colors and spots to fend of my predators! People call...

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    Tanveer Tausif Ratul To live in a closed eco-system,an animal/plant must need air & foods.While putting the ladybug in the container,some air entered into the container and was trapped inside.
    That air obviously contained some oxygen and CO2.Plants
    need CO2 to live.They...  moreTo live in a closed eco-system,an animal/plant must need air & foods.While putting the ladybug in the container,some air entered into the container and was trapped inside.
    That air obviously contained some oxygen and CO2.Plants
    need CO2 to live.They inhaled the CO2 and exhaled the
    Oxygen.With the Oxygen released by the plants,the ladybug survived and it exhaled CO2.The plants then again used the CO2 and exhaled Oxygen.In this way,it continues in a cycle.
    For making food,plants need 4 things: water,mineral,CO2
    and sunlight.Water and mineral is available in the wet soil.CO2 is available in the air,whereas,sunlight is also saying ‘hi’ there!So?Food prepared!
    Again,the main food of ladybug is small insect called ‘Aphid’,which sucks the juice of plants and live there.So, ladybug is getting enough food for her.This is how they both are surviving in the closed container.  less

    • November 14, 2021
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    Zarin sadaf snigdha Before we answer this question we need to get enlightened on a biological term, symbiosis. Symbiosis means interaction between two dissimilar organism where both benefit from being with each other. When we are putting the ladybug and the plants inside...  moreBefore we answer this question we need to get enlightened on a biological term, symbiosis. Symbiosis means interaction between two dissimilar organism where both benefit from being with each other. When we are putting the ladybug and the plants inside the glass jar they are getting sealed from the rest of the world. The ladybug respires which releases carbon dioxide, which is taken up by the leaves of the plant. The leaves also get sufficient sunlight from the sun as the glass is transparent. And it also gets minerals from the charcoals in the soil ans as the soil was wet plants can absorb water from it too . The plants use this for photosynthesis and to produce oxygen and glucose. The glucose is used by the plants for food and the oxygen is used by the ladybug for respiration. The ladybug also feeds on the plants to survive. This is how the plant and the ladybug depends on each other to survive. This is known as symbiosis and this is why the plant and the ladybug both survived even if the container...    less

    • November 14, 2021
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    sadia islam safa In that container,an small ecosystem was created. Plants produce their own oxygen during photosynthesis and by using that, bug is still alive. Bugs breath through openings in the thorax and abdomen called spiracles. For plants,those gravels will hold...  moreIn that container,an small ecosystem was created. Plants produce their own oxygen during photosynthesis and by using that, bug is still alive. Bugs breath through openings in the thorax and abdomen called spiracles. For plants,those gravels will hold water and increase humidity. Charcoal increases the soils ability to hold onto plant nutrients and from wet soil plants get water. So using all of that in the process of photosynthesis,plant is growing and producing foods,oxygens and heat energy. This is how plants and the ladybug are still surviving in that closed container.  less

    • November 14, 2021
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    Shadman Chowdhury The ladybug and plants inside the closed container can still survive because of photosynthesis. Plants have a process called photosynthesis which requires CO2 and sunlight to produce carbohydrates, water and oxygen for the plants' growth. Those plants...  moreThe ladybug and plants inside the closed container can still survive because of photosynthesis. Plants have a process called photosynthesis which requires CO2 and sunlight to produce carbohydrates, water and oxygen for the plants' growth. Those plants need carbon dioxide to grow (plants absorb carbon dioxide through their stomata). For our container analogy, we can say that the plants inside the container are using photosynthesis to create their own food supply from sunlight and CO2. The gravel supplies nutrients such as nitrogen, magnesium and phosphorus which play important role in plant growth. Charcoal also acts like gravel by keeping up humidity levels for optimum growth conditions. The ladybug eats the plants, but both organisms benefit from receiving nutrients from each other.  less

    • November 14, 2021
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    Digbijoy Azad The ladybug is living in an ecosphere. However, the ladybug is not alone. Bacteria, protozoa, algae, smaller worms, and plants are also crucial members of the jar.
    Few things ladybug needs to live-
    -Oxygen.
    -Food...  moreThe ladybug is living in an ecosphere. However, the ladybug is not alone. Bacteria, protozoa, algae, smaller worms, and plants are also crucial members of the jar.
    Few things ladybug needs to live-
    -Oxygen.
    -Food source.
    -Clean air that does not contain harmful gas like ammonia.
    -Suitable humidity
    -Available water source
    The jer fulfills the requirements like this-
    *Plants and algae give oxygen and get Co2 from ladybugs and other organisms.
    *Plants get energy from the sun and provide food for organisms. The energy stays almost the same as bacteria and protozoa decompose dead organisms and fallen leaves.
    *Bacteria and protozoa break down the waste and make ammonia into nitrate that plants can take. So the air stays clean.
    *Charcoal removes excess humidity.
    *Water evaporates but comes back to the system like rain.
    The jer completes the energy cycle, Co2 cycle, Oxygen Cycle, Hydrogen cycle, decomposition, and controls humidity and air quality. So, Ladybug and her friends can live happily by supporting each other.  less

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  Nafis Wahid Nijhum has won the Technology Contest with 23 votes in the poll. He has earned $20 for winning the contest. Runner up is Atif Islam and he has earned $10. Tanveer Tausif Ratul, Naomi Debnath and Jannatin Naim were also selected in the top...  moreNafis Wahid Nijhum has won the Technology Contest with 23 votes in the poll. He has earned $20 for winning the contest. Runner up is Atif Islam and he has earned $10. Tanveer Tausif Ratul, Naomi Debnath and Jannatin Naim were also selected in the top 5 poll. Rest of the contestants also worked very hard and submitted wonderful and creative ideas. We would like to congratulate everyone who participated in the Technology Contest. It was a lot of fun reading everyone's perspectives. You can see all the contestants ideas for the contest in this link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1KPlc1Gckxe3g7Uv453itqybvMsf5Hf_9/view?usp=sharing  less

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  Thanks to Naomi for introducing the Audible Dictionary idea for the technology contest. We liked the part where the product is supposed to create a mindset of learning. This eventually leads to curiosity of the mind and therefore, the beginning of...  moreThanks to Naomi for introducing the Audible Dictionary idea for the technology contest. We liked the part where the product is supposed to create a mindset of learning. This eventually leads to curiosity of the mind and therefore, the beginning of education. Very well thought idea and description. Here are the entire details: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Mp8QT30nQSM-uexMaNVyIlWZDjEOLfPS/view?usp=sharing  less

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  Thanks to Naomi for introducing the Audible Dictionary idea for the technology contest. We liked the part where the product is supposed to create a mindset of learning. This eventually leads to curiosity of the mind and therefore, the beginning of...  moreThanks to Naomi for introducing the Audible Dictionary idea for the technology contest. We liked the part where the product is supposed to create a mindset of learning. This eventually leads to curiosity of the mind and therefore, the beginning of education. Very well thought idea and description. Here are the entire details: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Mp8QT30nQSM-uexMaNVyIlWZDjEOLfPS/view?usp=sharing  less

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  Fatima Ahmed: Thanks to Naomi for introducing the Audible Dictionary idea for the technology contest. We liked the part where the product is supposed to create a mindset of learning. This eventually leads to curiosity of the mind and therefore, the beginning of...  moreThanks to Naomi for introducing the Audible Dictionary idea for the technology contest. We liked the part where the product is supposed to create a mindset of learning. This eventually leads to curiosity of the mind and therefore, the beginning of education. Very well thought idea and description. Here are the entire details: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Mp8QT30nQSM-uexMaNVyIlWZDjEOLfPS/view?usp=sharing  less

  

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  Fatima Ahmed: HI Naomi, we just read your 'Look Within' wiki! You wrote a great article as usual! Very nice read and you expressed lots of feelings in-depth! Fantastic job! Here is your content:

  

  Look Within: Because I matter - Coolinventor Wiki

  Look Within: Because I matter - Coolinventor Wiki

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    Naomi Debnath Thank you so much, Fatima! Appreciate it.

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  Hi everyone, last few months I was not regular in work because of my pregnancy. My boy was born in 4 th September. Pray for us. By the way, this is my 2nd baby.

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    Noshin Tasnia Alhamdulillah. May Allah bless you & your Child

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    Fatima Ahmed Congratulations!

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  Naomi Debnath Hi everyone! If you are interested in e-commerce, please do knock me. I would be happy for a chat.

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  Fatima Ahmed: Thank you Naomi for the talent retain wiki. Very good facts and we liked your detailed step by step plan on how to bring the graduates back to their home country. Your article was 100% unique as well. Your writing style and grammar is excellent! We...  moreThank you Naomi for the talent retain wiki. Very good facts and we liked your detailed step by step plan on how to bring the graduates back to their home country. Your article was 100% unique as well. Your writing style and grammar is excellent! We liked your word choices, grammar and way of presenting your thoughts. Formatting wise, your wiki is good. Nice work. Here is your article for everyone to read!  

  

  Retaining the talent: Encouraging Innovation - Coolinventor Wiki

  Retaining the talent: Encouraging Innovation - Coolinventor Wiki

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    Nishat Tamanna Outstanding writing!

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    Naomi Debnath Thank you so much Fatima and Nishat for the very kind words. Always grateful for some feedback.

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  Fatima Ahmed: Naomi, we liked your Africa wiki project. The best part is you gave the solutions in a story format like a narrative. So you basically thought out of the box and introduced a new concept which is different from traditional path. So that's creative! We...  moreNaomi, we liked your Africa wiki project. The best part is you gave the solutions in a story format like a narrative. So you basically thought out of the box and introduced a new concept which is different from traditional path. So that's creative! We also like the point system about charitable donations. Thanks for following all formatting correctly. If you use any outside reference, then please add that next time if possible. Sharing your article with all:  

  

  Africa project: Building self sufficiency - Coolinventor Wiki

  Africa project: Building self sufficiency - Coolinventor Wiki

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  Microchip implants could improve lives, but cost privacy

  Some workers in Sweden are volunteering to have microchips injected into their hands. The technology can make some tasks easier and reduce the amount of pers...

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    Naomi Debnath I do agree with this invention somewhat partially. What if these devices could track critical patients suffering an attack and alert the authorities, as well as helping the patient get admitted into a medical facility with the swipe of the wrist? In...  moreI do agree with this invention somewhat partially. What if these devices could track critical patients suffering an attack and alert the authorities, as well as helping the patient get admitted into a medical facility with the swipe of the wrist? In emergency situations, these kind of solutions would be very convenient.  

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    Mohammad Rayhan I was listening to a radio programme about google's data manipulation of human movement these days and how it can benefit the governments to track the most vulnerable individuals and treat them quickly. It seems a good idea but if we allow these...  moreI was listening to a radio programme about google's data manipulation of human movement these days and how it can benefit the governments to track the most vulnerable individuals and treat them quickly. It seems a good idea but if we allow these companies like Google and Facebook to control our data, we may experience many unforeseen consequences in the future as we don't have any legal mechanism to hold them responsible. Do we?  

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    Naomi Debnath That's true. I cannot just answer yes and not fear for my safety. So, let me go off tangent here for a moment and suggest, what if there was such a thing as personal information insurance? We would need something like that before share our information so...  moreThat's true. I cannot just answer yes and not fear for my safety. So, let me go off tangent here for a moment and suggest, what if there was such a thing as personal information insurance? We would need something like that before share our information so openly. Also as time progresses, people are relying on companies like Google and Facebook more. So if we are to work with them anyway, maybe we should think of some ground rules. But that's just what I think at this moment.  

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    Nishat Tamanna It's just terrifying.The more we are being advanced with technologies, the more we are losing our safety and privacy.This technology will lead to unimaginable control over us by the government and any authority. People will be like controlled AI robots...  moreIt's just terrifying.The more we are being advanced with technologies, the more we are losing our safety and privacy.This technology will lead to unimaginable control over us by the government and any authority. People will be like controlled AI robots (like those we see in science fiction movies). The world will be a place for the powerful whether they are good or bad.  

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    Noshin Tasnia For a while Idea is great, but i never allow any third party will access my any privacy data.

    • April 5, 2020
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  Fatima Ahmed: Naomi, thanks for your Self-defense wiki article. You are one of the winner of this self defense project. Your article was one of the best. Thanks for your out of the box thinking! Some of your ideas are not conventional ideas and they are totally...  moreNaomi, thanks for your Self-defense wiki article. You are one of the winner of this self defense project. Your article was one of the best. Thanks for your out of the box thinking! Some of your ideas are not conventional ideas and they are totally new...something no one has thought of before in our community. For example, the idea of playing chess and world polls to decide a war. Elephant toothpaste video was pretty amazing. Your ideas may not be efficient at this time because not everyone wants peace, but it is a good food for thought! What if United Nation gives this a thought? Here is your Self-Defense wiki link: https://coolinventor.com/wiki/index.php?title=Self_Defense_Without_Causing_Harm  less

  

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    Naomi Debnath Yes, I did more research and realised that there are far better technologies these days to avoid direct hand to hand combat. Need to do better research. Thank you for the great prompts. Very thought-provoking.

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  Draconian Drones to Control the Population ... Coronavirus Spain. BBC Worldwide Promotes 'Story'.

  #Police in #Spain have been using #drones to check the streets for anyone ignoring Spanish orders to stay home during the #coronavirus outbreak. Promoted by ...

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    Naomi Debnath This solution is way better than everything else

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    Tamzid Rahman Yes it can be a food solution but one major demerit of drone is its battery life, it can hold charge for max 30 min at a time.

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  Draconian Drones to Control the Population ... Coronavirus Spain. BBC Worldwide Promotes 'Story'.

  #Police in #Spain have been using #drones to check the streets for anyone ignoring Spanish orders to stay home during the #coronavirus outbreak. Promoted by ...

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    Naomi Debnath This solution is way better than everything else

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    Tamzid Rahman Yes it can be a food solution but one major demerit of drone is its battery life, it can hold charge for max 30 min at a time.

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  NEW RIDDLE! In South Asia, police officers have been seen to control and warn people in streets so they stay home and quarantine themselves due to the deadly Coronavirus outbreak! For example, this picture says it all! A hilarious video has been made...  moreNEW RIDDLE! In South Asia, police officers have been seen to control and warn people in streets so they stay home and quarantine themselves due to the deadly Coronavirus outbreak! For example, this picture says it all! A hilarious video has been made about it! It seems to be the only method that works for developing countries with large population. However, there has to be some other advanced method that can be used to warn the rule-breakers who break the social distancing and quarantine rules. Can you guess what that method could be? Please answer first to redeem your $2 and educate us on this matter!  less

  • April 3, 2020

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    Tamzid Rahman From my perspective, I think we can use our CCTV cameras to monitor about who is breaking the rules. We can publish a notice from law enforcement agencies that "We are watching your street movement through CCTV camera. if any member from your home goes...  moreFrom my perspective, I think we can use our CCTV cameras to monitor about who is breaking the rules. We can publish a notice from law enforcement agencies that "We are watching your street movement through CCTV camera. if any member from your home goes out, electricity will be turned off at your area for 3 hours". Then every person will be aware about facing trouble in this summer & also they will discourage each other to go out. This can be one solution. Another solution can be like this- if anyone goes out, law enforcement agencies will take him to their training zone & he/she will have to watch 2 hours training video on "How to keep yourself safe during Coronavirus Outbreak". Hope it will work also! Thanks.  less

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    Shahriar Dipto Fine the rulebreakers and making marks of rulebreakers on their hands or face that can't be removed by washing and will stay for a certain number of days will be the most effective way for developing countries. Thus people would be easily recognised when...  moreFine the rulebreakers and making marks of rulebreakers on their hands or face that can't be removed by washing and will stay for a certain number of days will be the most effective way for developing countries. Thus people would be easily recognised when next time they break the rule and will be sent to jail. Thus people would be more careful and can be looked after by themselves.  

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    Aminul Islam Distributing awareness based leaflets and posters as well announcing via microphone can be an important method,By which people can understand themselves the importance of social distance to protect from coronavirus, in which people themselves will be...  moreDistributing awareness based leaflets and posters as well announcing via microphone can be an important method,By which people can understand themselves the importance of social distance to protect from coronavirus, in which people themselves will be alert. By spreading this warning through religious institutions it is possible to get better results.  

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    Nishat Tamanna We can see in the news that police and armedforces are getting tired of telling people to stay at home. They can't punish them without valid reasons.When they ask people on the street individually why they are out there are mainly three groups based on...  moreWe can see in the news that police and armedforces are getting tired of telling people to stay at home. They can't punish them without valid reasons.When they ask people on the street individually why they are out there are mainly three groups based on their answer.1-They are out for their job (like bankers, doctors etc).2- They are out for buying necessary things and 3- These people are day labourer who are out in search of a living.Group 1 aren't mostly the rulebreakers but it is needed to cross check if they are telling the truth. For group 3, there need to be enough proper distribution of food. If they food in their house they will not come out for sure. Group 2 are mostly the rule breakers. Things that can be brought at a time for a week, are being brought in a daily basis. Most of this group are also telling a lie that can't be handled. So we need to mordenalize this fact. For every streets, there need to be employed volunteer(s) from houses of those streets. Only those volunteers will be able...    less

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    Naomi Debnath I have seen a method that has been used in China, when an expat reenters China they're sealed in 15 day isolation with a sticker seal placed on their door, which the authorities warn must not be broken. That is a method we could adopt. If they break the...  moreI have seen a method that has been used in China, when an expat reenters China they're sealed in 15 day isolation with a sticker seal placed on their door, which the authorities warn must not be broken. That is a method we could adopt. If they break the seal, they are breaking the law. Another method could be ankle monitors which set off loud alarm that alert the authorities every time a citizens steps out of residence. Even the sound of the alarm itself would scare the citizen into heading back home. Setting up sensory alarm triggering devices on the main road, specifically on the traffic lights can also be effective.  less

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  Self-Defense: Remy's Story!

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    Momotaj Sultana I want to do this project

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  Self-Defense: Remy's Story!

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    Momotaj Sultana I want to do this project

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  Fatima Ahmed: Hi Naomi, thanks for your genetic engineering article. It was one of the best! All your ideas were pretty creative which relate very well with us in a lot of cases. We like to read about these kind of wild ideas! For example, giant sequoia tree gene...  moreHi Naomi, thanks for your genetic engineering article. It was one of the best! All your ideas were pretty creative which relate very well with us in a lot of cases. We like to read about these kind of wild ideas! For example, giant sequoia tree gene modification, fluorescent algae wall, emergency floating island and many more! The corresponding/relevant visuals and pictures were also good to easily understand your concepts. Your article was written with very good English and had a wonderful conclusion and ending. Very good expression. Your article was also 100% unique. Sharing with all.  less

  

  How I would have used Genetic Engineering - Coolinventor Wiki

  How I would have used Genetic Engineering - Coolinventor Wiki

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    Naomi Debnath It was liberating to share my thoughts and ideas. Grateful for this experience

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  The Science of Genetic Engineering

  The Science of Genetic Engineering
   
  
   
  Wikipedia describes Genetic Engineering as the process of inserting new genetic information into existing cells in order to modify a specific organism for the purpose of changing it...

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  The Science of Genetic Engineering

  The Science of Genetic Engineering
   
  
   
  Wikipedia describes Genetic Engineering as the process of inserting new genetic information into existing cells in order to modify a specific organism for the purpose of changing it...

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    Joya Hossain II am interested.but i have no wiki.. How can i submit my story.plz tell me

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    আয়শা সুলতানা I am interested

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