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Gravity affects every place on Earth. It creates the perception of up and down, creates flow and circulation, generates high pressure underground, atmospheric pressure in the sky, and water pressure in the ocean, and promotes the growth of living organisms by generating stress. This is in homage to gravity, the driving force behind the creation of life on Earth.

A surfactant has the ability to mix water and oil, which do not mix. It has an amphiphilic structure that is both hydrophilic and lipophilic, and by wrapping around oil it aids in digestion. When it forms two layers it becomes a membrane for cells, protecting them from bacteria, and revitalizing plants by reducing surface tension. This name pays tribute to this surfactant, which has a wide range of functions.

Buoyancy is a force that acts against gravity on objects in a fluid. Buoyancy creates updrafts, resulting in atmospheric circulation and weather, supports the lives of underwater creatures by making them float, and shows plants the direction of gravity through the direction of buoyancy acting on density differences, and it seems to be the force that holds mountains and the earth together with its crust. In tribute to buoyancy.

Plasma is said to make up 90% of the universe. The sun is also plasma, and the earth is covered in a layer of plasma that protects it from the solar wind. Plasma is familiar to us in lightning, flames, and the aurora. In homage to plasma, which fixes nitrogen from the air, helps plants grow, and creates colorful and beautiful phenomena,