I wrote on MEMS about a week back... Reading this, I feel you gave a better perspective to it, I could make use of your help @mrbreeziewrites

This is so new to me: where do you guys pick these up from?!

This feels vampire related to me Great write @florae

Great job you've done with the intoduction Keep em coming @lemony-cricket

A lot of sciences on this article But good write all the same @greenrun

Interesting read I had here @henrychidiebere

Hey @jeffany Thanks a lot: the whole crux of these article rest on the cirrocumulus clouds as it relates to picking the perfect day for a picnic Thanks for dropping by.

Hey buddy @gidionline I was told a STEM article takes time to compile, had to take out time to put these together, hope it meets standard Am glad you could pick up something from here Thanks for dropping

Hey @creativemaster Thanks for dropping by; your comment is very much appreciated...stay a little while longer.

This graphene material, it's called a miracle material. I guess Samsung has already adopted it in the manufacturing of some of their devices. Good read @gidionline

Future could be tomorrow. Haha @gidionline

Lol. I just got to know about them as well...asfter dissembling my nitendo

Answer to your title question... nuclear power is freaking expensive mahn, it's not affordable where I come from.

Hmm.. Truly our teachers contributed to this.. Well, I'd try to get over it in no time. Thanks buddy

From a religious perspective, specifically Christianity, this limited belief are called stronghold...and they happen to accumulate over time, thus continuous reinforcement. Great write guy

Wooah. didn't know prime numbers had so many applications.. way back school days, I'd think they were just part of the whole boring maths process... I hated mathematics and still do. haha. Prime numbers

The scientist way of cell communication is just simply amazing.. I enjoyed my time on your article; although some parts got me thinking extensively; am not a science person @kingabash - but I get the message.

Ohh.. Thank you @prime-armah I'd try to add up some more references

Thank you @kenadis The fusion of electrical and mechanical devices in small silicon chips is quite an intriguing reality I must say. I chipped in a little on that just before I concluded the article but

wow. Great way you related steemit to thermodynamics. ..just that's it's still more of theories. Thanks for sharing @ced000