A decadal survey for human scientific exploration of space: a focus on discovery The role of science in the nation's human spaceflight program has been controversial since the inception of the Apollo program. That controversy continues to this day. It is the root cause of NASA's failure to achieve national consensus on defining the first deep space mission objective for human spaceflight, and is an aspect that has most limited the nation's progress on planning for human exploration of deep space. Despite nearly 50 years of advocacy that the focus of NASA's human spaceflight program should be to enable scientific discovery, this program remains adrift as a result of a national space policy that fails to head this long-standing advice. For more info: http://koyalgroupinfomag.com/ http://koyalgroup1.tumblr.com/ https://foursquare.com/p/the-koyal-group-info-mag/62282215 http://www.pinterest.com/margakoyal1/the-koyal-group-info-mag/

Medical Treatments

Features up-to-date entries on breakthroughs and discoveries in the field of medical science; treating diseases that are impacting human health. Koyal InfoMag provides a venue for reporting important developments in medical research and biotechnology, especially from the frontrunners in the industry. Both mainstream and alternative medical treatments have greatly altered the way diseases are being prevented and cured -- after all, both have the same objective of effective treatment.

We cover topics on and accounts of discoveries made by prominent parties as well as independent and lesser-known ones. Koyal InfoMag identifies the individuals and groups along with the exploration of technology and skill sets involved in their studies.

Fossil and Ruins

Records of fossils are substantial parts of a scientific approach in order to get a glimpse of the past's lifestlye, diet, biological makeup and living environment, among others. Remains or traces of organisms like plants, animals and humans from the past that have been preserved in soil layers or rock formations, normally some tens of thousands years ago.

Fossil records are important sources in learning history and means of verifying accounts.

Meanwhile, ruins are formerly only of interest to architects and engineers (along with some people who appreciates structural marvels of bygone days) but they are now considered vital parts of culture and art appreciation for their aesthetic apppeal.

They are of particular interest to anthropologists and historians for their importance in the study of past towns, villages, structures and houses that denote human society state in a certain time period.

They are usually former buildings, houses, towns or places of worship, considered architecture and engineering marvels in their time but have suffered damages from normal weathering or war destruction, now being preserved and protected mainly by UNESCO's World Heritage Sites for serving as unique historical markers.

During the Middle Ages, ruins were seen as sources of inconvenience and impediments to modern society so it was not until the Renaissance period that ruins have been recognized as part of historical architecture. In fact, their generation has been so inspired that they actually resolved to built monuments and structures in the hopes that future generations will appreciate them as ruins someday.

Microbiology

Microorganisms have been under scrutiny for hundreds of years but a complete and accurate description of how they behave is yet to be made due to a vast range of species involved.

Another active branch of science mainly because of its being composed of virus, fungi and other nastily-perceived unicellular organisms. Moreover, it is closely associated with immunology due to its interaction with both pathogenic and benign microbes.

While there is a collective fear for microorganisms for causing human diseases in particular, many of them are actually beneficiel in the field of food, vehicle and antibiotic production. Continue reading: http://koyalgroupinfomag.com/research.html

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