But, we aren’t completely in the dark, humanity has made a few very interesting discoveries. The first interstellar object that we discovered was what seemed to be a rock that entered our solar system. Its attributes were too unexpected to be called something like a comet. This rock called Oumuamua was likely to just be the remains of a disintegrated rogue comet flying by. Scientists say that this was most likely just a natural object. But if it was an alien spacecraft, it is probably out of commission/non-functional since it took about 10 000 years for it to traverse our solar system.

Something smaller that we discovered was other gravitational waves coming from other areas in space. This was after the National Science Foundation invested $1.1 billion into the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory. People hope that if we were to invest more money into observatories we can make even greater discoveries. On the other hand, we can stay ignorant, waiting for interstellar species to come to us first and we’ll decide what to do then.

I wanted to talk about this topic because aliens are something that's not commonly thought about. As we know pretty much nothing about them, so it's fun to imagine what it would be like.

Should we invest more in finding interstellar species or invest more in other human necessities? Explain why you chose your answer.

A biofuel cell looks like a massively oversized bandage, it will stick to your arm or forearm and try to absorb your sweat. It absorbs the lactate using the capillary effect to transport the lactate to every part of the cell simultaneously. The capillary effect is about liquids making contact with something like paper and spreading throughout the paper. Then, the biofuel cell creates chemical reactions to create energy. This energy is then transported to the electronic health monitoring device. The design is also easily fabricated with screen printing because of the materials that are in it. Screen printing is when someone forces ink or metal through a silkscreen to create something. One of the qualities that make this possible is replacing silver wires with porous carbon ink, which are paths for electricity to follow. Overall, what these scientists have created was a success. They hope that future designs and ideas will lead this to power stronger electronics.

I ended up choosing this topic because I found it interesting that over time, we are able to create newer technology that takes up less space. So, I wanted to see how this technology was made since it took up almost no space.

What design would you want to improve and how would you make it better?