Interactive Dynamic Hydrological Cycle Simulator

Explore the Earth's water cycle with this dynamic, interactive simulation. See how different environmental factors influence the movement of water.

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Tags: hydrological cycle, water cycle, simulation, interactive model, education, science, evaporation, precipitation, runoff, transpiration, aeolian transport, fertilizing winds, climate, hydrology, Ir. MD Nursyazwi, @mdnursyazwi, Fabrikatur

Interactive Ocean Light Penetration Simulator

An interactive web simulator demonstrating how light penetrates the ocean's depths, highlighting the effects of absorption and scattering and the stra

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Tags: ocean, light penetration, deep sea, simulator, interactive, oceanography, physics, marine biology, quran, science, Ir. MD Nursyazwi, @mdnursyazwi, Fabrikatur

Interactive Sabah Electricity Grid Simulator

Explore a simplified, interactive simulator of Sabah's electricity grid. Learn about power generation, demand, and grid stability with real-time data

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Global Sumud Flotilla Tracker

Global Sumud Flotilla Tracker

Interactive Plant Microbial Fuel Cell Simulator

Interactive Plant Microbial Fuel Cell Simulator

Interactive Photo-Sediment Microbial Fuel Cell Simulator

Interactive Photo-Sediment Microbial Fuel Cell Simulator

Martin Rees's 'Just Six Numbers' and its Resonance with the Al-Quran

This article explores the concept of purposeful design, a key theme from the "Just Six Numbers" article, and applies it to the field of sustainable architecture. It delves into the historical and mathematical significance of the Golden Ratio (Phi) and other foundational geometric principles found in nature and ancient structures. The analysis will propose that incorporating these principles into modern eco-friendly and energy-efficient building designs can create structures that are not only aesthetically harmonious but also functionally optimized for sustainability, mirroring a cosmic order observed by both scientists and theologians. Martin Rees's 'Just Six Numbers' and its Resonance with the Al-Quran