Thursday, 25 September 2025

SCIENCE: TO KNOW LIFE

 The Science Month Celebration has granted us the opportunity to declutter our minds of what “Spatialyze: Surveying societies, sensing solutions” has led us to empower every generation passing—the contests, activities, and preparations throughout this month. I learned a lot from the creative, informative delivery of what this celebration has come down with its purpose.


Science has been everywhere, but the echoes of voices from people, which allowed this celebration to be the root for us to gather our knowledge and ideas about Science. The future holds nothing but the unknown, they quote, but with the help of every bits of fiber with the technology that science provides us, not just your busy cities and communities, but every home in the world.  The innovation that created unbelievable experiments and worth proving theories has powered us to believe in ourselves, or rather, it is really a fact that the world will continue to evolve because of Science and innovation. We gather information about every aspect in life, a wide range of fields and areas that sometimes, a few are aware of. One is medical, whether it be drugs, anesthetics, viruses, treatment, chemicals, and cures—biology and chemistry will gladly be in our hands. Motions, and sometimes we cannot understand how things work, physics explains. Natural phenomena that are wind blowing will strike you that it might be magic, well, it is not, because Earth Science is sure to open your mind to something factual—because science is not just facts, but a bunch of FACTS.  

So science is not only about your atoms, chemical bonding, matter, and elements, but there’s more that the brain cannot fathom so easily in just 16 years of education. We, as a society, coexist with science in our daily lives. Even if we are just breathing, just existing, we are Science itself. As said in the dictionary, Science is a systematic method of acquiring knowledge about the physical and social world through observation and experimentation to understand general truths and fundamental laws, which these laws have been the basis of our life, such as quantum physics, genetics, biotechnology, neuroscience, and many more that we rarely even talk about. 

There’s more to come with better inventions and discoveries that science will be able to conquer. It is only right that we make an effort to appreciate the world around us because life has been made easier, convenience has become the top priority, and science has become the standard. As to why? Worlds and kingdoms will never be conquered without a vague idea about a place you want to be puzzled and be able to create something new—we would’ve been nothing but just land, humans, animals, and nature if Science did not have theories and discoveries that are constantly being researched carefully. And we use these statistical data to evaluate and
create a purpose for ourselves. Science makes the impossible possible so that society will rise to greater heights.

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CLIMATE IMPACT


 The Philippines, a proud country formed with islands or so we call an archipelago in Southeast Asia, is highly vulnerable to the impacts of climate change. We face so many threats posing in the environments, but climate change has been one of the general problems to this modern day & age. Rising temperatures, sea-level rise, and extreme weather events have become a new normal, adversely affecting many Filipinos' lives and living

conditions—we learned to adjust to the new surrounding even how toxic it seemed, instead of making a change. The country's geographical location, with its long coastline and tropical climate, makes it prone to natural disasters like typhoons, floods, and droughts. So we are at a disadvantage in terms of these disasters.


One of the predominant reasons for the sudden or progressive change in our environment is that the negative impacts happening around the world like: increasing global temperature, which led to a more frequent and intense weather events. The Philippines has experienced some of the strongest typhoons in recent years, such as Super Typhoon Haiyan in 2013, which devastated the country and left thousands of left deceased people that was shone by the rage of the storm, some even were displaced. Sea-level rise is another major concern, with the country facing the threat of coastal erosion, flooding, and saltwater intrusion into freshwater sources. This has significant implications for the livelihoods of millions of Filipinos who depend on agriculture, fishing, and tourism.

The impacts of climate change are far-reaching, affecting not only the environment but also the economy and human health. Rising temperatures and changing precipitation patterns alter the distribution and abundance of disease vectors, increasing the risk of waterborne diseases like cholera and typhoid. Moreover, climate-related stressors contribute to mental health issues, particularly among vulnerable populations like children and women. The economic costs of climate-related disasters are also staggering, with damage to infrastructure, agriculture, and tourism estimated to run into billions of pesos.

Despite these challenges, Filipinos have shown remarkable resilience in the face of climate-related disasters. Community-based disaster risk reduction and management initiatives have been instrumental in promoting climate resilience and adaptation. The government has also launched various programs and policies to address climate change, including the Climate Change Act of 2009, which created the Climate Change Commission to
oversee the country's climate agenda. Filipinos resiliency should be studied because of how patient and strong wielded they are even when a strong typhoon strikes and destroy their homes, crops, and belongings. However, more needs to be done to address the root causes of climate change and to support vulnerable communities in building their resilience to its impacts.



 In conclusion, climate change is a pressing issue that requires immediate attention and action. The Philippines, with its high vulnerability to climate-related disasters, must prioritize climate resilience and adaptation in its development agenda. By working together, Filipinos can build a more resilient future and mitigate the worst impacts of climate change.

References:

https://earth.org/data_visualization/what-is-climate-change/

https://www.oxfamamerica.org/explore/stories/who-is-responsible-for-climate-change/


Thursday, 11 September 2025

INTRAMURALS 2025: It Takes Two to Tango

    The Intramurals 2025 was an experience I'll never forget. It was a whirlwind of excitement, energy, and camaraderie that brought out the best in everyone involved.

It Takes Two to Tango

    I was very thrilled to participate in Dancesports, which pushed me out of my comfort zone and forced me to dig deep and find my inner rhythm. Tiring as it can be but i it was still fun. The thrill of performing in front of an audience was exhilarating, and the sense of accomplishment I felt after each performance was something that i never anticipated. I met a lot of people and walked through this journey together. 

    The Mr. and Mrs. Intramurals pageant was a highlight of the event, with Jillian S. Bilgera's win being a well-deserved recognition of her talent and hard work. What struck me most was the confidence and poise of the contestants, who truly embodied the spirit of the Intramurals. The creativity they showcased while bringing honor to their strands and respective section was truly amazing. 

To The Goal It Lands

    The basketball tournament was an intense and thrilling competition, with the HUMMS team putting up a remarkable fight. Their teamwork and strategy were impressive, and it was clear that they had put in a lot of effort to perfect their game. 




Pushing Limits

    The boxing matches were electrifying, with each bout showcasing the athletes' skill, agility, and determination. The crowd was on the edge of their seats as the boxers clashed in the ring, each punch and movement a testament to their training and dedication. I didn't understand a thing about their fight but i was truly engrossed with how they showed how amazing they can be. 

    What struck me most about the Intramurals was the sense of community and camaraderie that pervaded every event. It was clear that everyone involved was there to support each other, and the atmosphere was filled with enthusiasm and sportsmanship.

    For me, the Intramurals was about more than just competition – it was about growth, learning, and connection. I discovered new talents, built confidence, and developed skills that will stay with me long after the event is over.

    As I look back on the Intramurals 2025, I'm filled with a sense of pride and gratitude. It was an unforgettable experience that I'll always treasure, and I'm grateful to have been a part of it.

 


Reference:
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