BEST SELECTED POSTS FOR THE HEARTSTEM COMMUNITY/WEEK 007

Greetings to the HeartSTEM members, welcome to our new weekly curation reports.

For those who do not know the essence of the HeartSTEM community, here is a summary of our Introduction post.

To start with, HeartSTEM is a community formulated by cooperative and great mind students from different parts of the world who desire to publicize their scientific works to the blockchain ecosystem, not because of the bonuses allowed to it but to show the world how creative we are throughout intellects in science and technology.

We admit that science scopes would be enjoyed when categorized in a suitable community for easy access by anyone who admires to browse and to learn. This rationale was what stimulated us to create this community!

Heartstem is where any form of science content is authorized, we support all science-based articles originally written by the authors.

Before moving on with the Six best posts that have been selected (by @churchangel) from all the posts submitted to our curators last week, here are the best ones:

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Our top choices

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Author	Title	Photo
@mato445	The bullet doesn't kill you whenever you are shot by a gun,This is what kills you
@jerryhanks	HOMEOSTASIS: THE REGULATOR OF HUMAN LIFE
@jameznlmccoy	IQ (Intelligence Quotient)
@jiaur	History of submarines. 53 sailors destroyed in Indonesia
@lupafilotaxia	Teaching, learning and scientific dissemination processes and their link with blockchain
@amestyj	Blissus spp. pest of tropical pastures

Statistics as of last week revealed the true numbers of great writers that enticed the HeartSTEM community with their engaging topics, and we are glad to declare openly that the team stands with you all as you continue engaging with us!

Please know that not seeing your name on our top list does not mean that your article was not worthy. Never!! Just be aware that you are a great asset to the ideals we believe in.

We encourage our readers to have a look and comment on any of the best-selected articles of last week.
See you all next week!