Respiratory System: Differences Between the Left and Right Lung
What are the differences between the left lung and right lung? Here, we detail quick and easy to learn summary points of the right lung vs left lung. Left vs Right Lung
Seven General Functions of the Respiratory System
What is the respiratory system? In general, the respiratory system is a biological system that contains organs and structures that assist in gas exchange. Gas exchange involves the movement of carbon dioxide and oxygen between our circulating blood and air. In this educational lesson, we explore seven general functions of our respiratory system.
Fantastic Beasts of Physics and Where to Find Them: Thin Lens Equation for Concave and Convex Lens
In this Harry Potter-themed physics lesson, we discuss about concave and convex lens and how to calculate and use the thin lens equation. Hop on board Hogwarts Express 9 3/4 for some magical mathematics and problem solving with physics lens!
[Student Interview] May the Mass x Acceleration be with you! – Physics in the Lens of a Lifelong Learning Student
As the sun slowly rises in the early mornings of Japan, Kenji a young and bright high school student eagerly heads off to school. In his high-collared black uniform and with his backback strapped around his shoulders, he blends in easily among the crowd of other high school […]
[Student Interview] Diverse Breakfast From Around the World – Educational Animation
Freddie is a 13 year-old schoolboy living in United Kingdom’s England. While attending secondary school and juggling schoolwork and extracurriculars, this young and talented student also enjoys channeling into his creativity by creating unique educational games and animations, shared around the world. In his latest project, “What does […]
[Student Interview] Empowering Women in Stem – Educational Game
From Superman and Wonder Woman to Captain America and Black Widow, every spectacular star-spangled superhero team seems to rock and roll with the teamwork of both the XY and XX chromosomes. While our world may not have the fantasy superhero team flying in the sky or wearing red […]
Intracellular Digestion vs. Extracellular Digestion
Intracellular Digestion vs Extracellular Digestion. What’s the Difference Between the Two Types of Digestion? In this article, we explore the definitions and difference between Intracellular and Extracellular Digestion.
Ectoderm vs Endoderm vs Mesoderm
Ectoderm, Endoderm, and Mesoderm: What do the 3 Germ Cell Layers Give Rise To? Definitions, Table, and Easy Mnemonics for the 3 Germ Cell Layers
Sensation vs. Perception in Psychology
Duck, duck, goos- rabbit? This classic optical illusion above, also known as the famous rabbit-duck illusion, was utilized by experimental psychologist Joseph Jastrow in 1899. According to Jastrow, depending on our current state of emotions, our perceptions or interpretations of the picture may differ. Some see a duck. […]
True West by Sam Shepard- Literary Analysis
In this literary analysis essay, we explore the themes, literary devices, and character analysis of True West by Sam Shepard, including Austin, Lee, and Mom.
[Creative Writing] Do Not Touch His Abs
Reader, I loved him. It was a Thursday morning when I first met upon him. Algebra 2 Trigonometry, Period 2. He sat right next to me with a stoic Vulcan face. A firm square jaw, unforgettable broad shoulders. I do not quite recall the details, but I remember […]
Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte- Literary Analysis [Part 1]
Jane Eyre Original Literary Analysis: Literary analysis on Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte, including character analysis, plot symbolism
[Creative Writing] Hippocampus Wars
Hippocampus Wars By: Anonymous, Young Poet in the United States It’s anything but quiet. A den roaring with eclectic typewriters, scribes, and readers. Their hairs electrified to the wicks of their frames. Of mad strewn wire, shattered glass, and melted plastic. Their arms rocking in synchrony to the […]
Cormac McCarthy’s The Road – Literary Analysis [Part 1]
Literary analysis of the novel The Road by Cormac McCarthy: character analysis and symbolic relationship between the boy and his father, as well as symbols and religious allusions
Evolution: Homology vs Homoplasy
Lovely, isn’t she? (Yes, the furry one above.) She’s Your 65-Million-Year-Old Mother. Through modern computer analysis and evolutionary data, Maureen O’Leary a researcher from Stony Brook University and her colleagues discovered the last known common ancestor of placentals (Scientific American). Modern placentals include animals such as whales, bats, […]
Evolution: Phylogeny and Platypuses
I know. Platypuses. I’m sure 75% of the people who are reading this post (or sentence for that matter) were attracted to the content of “platypuses.” No worries, the title is not misleading. This is about platypuses. And evolution. Ornithorhynchus anatinus or also known as the platypus is […]
Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? – Literary Analysis
Original Literary analysis essay of Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep by Philip K. Dick
Evolution: Phylogenetic Tree Interpretation Basics
In this lesson, we explain an easy 5-step quick guide on the basics of how to interpret phylogentic evolutionary trees.
Moosmosis on Quizlet: Science Member of the Month Awards
Science Rocks! on Quizlet and Moosmosis Global Education: Congratulations to our dedicated students and lifelong learners! Presenting Science Member of the Month Awards
Natural Selection in Action: Darwin’s Finches
We explore natural selection in action with the evolution of Darwin’s Finches, Peter Grant and Rosemary Grant’s research on the Galapagos Islands
The Gandhi Box by Daniel Abraham – Literary Analysis
Analyzing the Gandhi Box’s Ending In the short story “Gandhi Box,” author Daniel Abraham explores the consequences and contagious influences of the unbalance between unbridled pure desires and submissions to societal rules. Through the climatic ending, Abraham illustrates how man’s inability to reconcile with his internal moral and instinctive […]
Introduction to Evolution: Charles Darwin and Alfred Russel Wallace
An Introduction to Evolution and Natural Selection: the history behind it with famous evolutionists Charles Darwin and Alfred Russel Wallace
Gene Mutations in Drosophila Embyrogenesis: Gap Genes, Pair Rule Genes, and Segment Polarity Genes
In this lesson, we explore the essential gene mutations on Drosophila flies during development and their embryology effects: gap genes, pair rule genes, and segment polarity genes.
Light Microscopes, Indirect Immunofluorescence (IMF), GFP
Telling the difference between light microscopes, electron microscope, and indirect immunofluorescence (IMF).
Transcription: Start and Stop
Where does DNA transcription start and stop? In this lesson, we explain how DNA transcription works, the start and stop of transcription, and the 3 major transcription steps.
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