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science & spiritualityDo not divide what is one. Both

science and spirituality have the

same goal

the Supreme Divinity.The only difference between them is

that the latter knows it and the

other not.

The Mother


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Perhaps the first

thing that will be

transformed will bethe scientific world,

it is possible;

The Mother


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because there a very

great sincerity is

required and a verypersevering effort,

The Mother


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and these already are

qualities which open

for you the door to

a higher life....

The Mother


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Various Projects


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Project 1


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TEST YOUR KNOWLEDGE OF

MALARIA

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Malaria continuesto remain a giant

killer in the state

by claiming 42deaths in 2012 in

Odisha


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Over 1.56 lakh people have tested

positive for the fever in Odisha this year

so far, including the highest 34,094 fromRayagada. Koraput with over 19,500

cases, Keonjhar (13,727) and Kalahandi

(11,747) were the other high incidencedistricts.


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Graph of Malaria +ve of 4

highest districts of Odisha


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Awareness of risk:

find out

whether youare at risk of

getting

malaria.


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Malaria hot spots


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Bite prevention

avoid mosquito bitesby using insect

repellent, covering

your arms and legs andusing a mosquito net


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Check

Check whether you

need to take malaria

prevention tablets: if

you do, ensure you

take the right

antimalarial tablets,at the right dose and

that you finish the

course.


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Diagnosis

Early Diagnosis of

malaria if symptoms

manifest following

travel to a malarious

region is vital. Malaria

can be fatal but early

diagnosis and

treatment is usually

100% effective.


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Sir Ronald Ross KCB FRS

was a British doctor who

received the Nobel Prize

for Physiology or Medicine

in 1902 for his work on

malaria.

Born: May 13,

1857, Almora Died: September 16,

1932, London
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Ross lived in India until

he was eight ,when he

was sent away toboarding school in

Southampton, England.

At school he seemed tohave been a dreamy

imaginative boy whose

main interest was in

writing poetry, painting

and composing music.


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He had no idea of his career

St Bartholomew's

Hospital in London.

In1874 he became amedical student at

St Bartholomew's

Hospital in London.

In 1879 Ross just

managed to pass his

Royal College of

Surgeons exam


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This meant that in 1881

Ross could join the

British-Indian army

medical services andeleven years later he

began investigating the

transmission andcontrol of malaria.


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Dr Patrick Manson Dr Laveran


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WHAT EXPERIMENTS DID ROSS DO?

Ross toiled through a series of

experiments in the extreme heat of

August in India, all of which failed. He

wrote to his wife saying: "I have failed in

finding parasites in mosquitoes fed on

malaria patients, but perhaps I am notusing the proper kind of mosquito".

& HE CONTINUED


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HIS EXPERIMENT

ON HUMAN (1897 AUG )

ON BIRDS ( 1898 JUNE)

1899 PUBLISHED HIS

WORK

1902 GOT NOBEL PRIZE


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The Panama Canal was dug with a microscope.

This day relenting GodHath placed within my hand

A wondrous thing; and God

Be praised. At His command,

Seeking His secret deedsWith tears and toiling breath,

I find thy cunning seeds,

O million-murdering Death.

I know this little thing

A myriad men will save.

O Death, where is thy sting?

Thy victory, O Grave?

Ronald

RosssPoem on his

Success


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Project 2


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Making a Rocket

Making a Rocket


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Making a Rocket

Pencil

TapeSoda straw

Scissors

PaperGlue


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Let us watch it


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Newtons 3rd Law of Motion

To every action

there is always

opposed an

equal reaction.

Isaac Newton


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To myself I am

only a childplaying on the

beach, while vast

oceans of truthlie undiscovered

before me.

Isaac Newton


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This most beautiful system of the sun, planetsand comets, could only proceed from the

counsel and dominion of an intelligent and

powerful Being.Isaac Newton, The Principia: Mathematical

Principles of Natural Philosophy
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There is a difference

between the scientific

mind and the cast of mindof an occultist. There is

little doubt that one who

could unite these twogroups of faculties would

lead science towards

great progress.

The Mother


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