Irinkerindo ninu agbanla aye 2: ipooyi ile aye ati irababa rẹ yipo oorun

Irinkerindo ninu agbanla aye 2: ipooyi ile aye ati irababa rẹ yipo oorun (Expedition within the universe 2: Earth’s rotation and its revolution around the sun)

Irinkerindo ninu agbanla aye 2: ipooyi ile aye ati irababa rẹ yipo oorun (Expedition within the universe 2: Earth’s rotation and its revolution around the sun)

Posted by Science in Yoruba on Sunday, May 17, 2020

Àwọn awẹ́ ojú-òfuurufú (Layers of the atmosphere)

Àwọn ẹ̀dá tó ń gbé inú sánmàn àti àwọn awẹ́ ojú-òfuurufú (Creatures living in the sky and layers of the atmosphere)

Àwọn ẹ̀dá tó ń gbé inú sánmàn àti àwọn awẹ́ ojú-òfuurufú (Creatures living in the sky and layers of the atmosphere)

Posted by Science in Yoruba on Saturday, July 1, 2023

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When did modern humans start living on Earth? Here is what we know (Igba wo ni awa eeyan ode oni bẹrẹ si nii gbe orilẹ aye? Eyi ni ohun ti a mọ)

Posted by Science in Yoruba on Sunday, September 24, 2023