Sustainable Development Goals 16

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Recommendation Letter

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To Mas sachusetts International Scholarship, I am writing with the utmost confidence to recommend Marchotridyo, a student of Senior High School 3, Bandung  who is applying for the scholarships you offered.  I have been his teacher for the past 2 years and can vouch for his academic dedication as well as his capability in nonacademic stuff. Marcho is an excellent student in school. He  never dropped out of the 1st rank in class no matter which school he went to. He  has excellent abilities in solving complex problems that requires some logic skills and arithmetic skills, like math, physics, or chemistry. Beside his academical abilities, he is  also pretty good at teaching himself how to do stuff. As example, he is  able to play multiple musical instruments by learning it from Youtube videos. During his leisure time, he like playing games, watching videos on Youtube, and hanging out with his friends. At school, he participate in Trilogi, a group for those who are interested in comp
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Natural Phenomena

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Have you ever smell a scent when the rain is pouring? This “earthy” smell known as petrichor. People usually call it musky or rain's smell. Even though rain itself has no scent. So why it can happen? This smell actually comes from the moistening of the ground. Australian scientists first documented the process of petrichor formation in 1964 and scientists from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology further studied the mechanics of the process in the 2010s. Petrichor is a combination of fragrant chemical compounds. Some are from oils made by plants. The main contributor to petrichor are actinobacteria. These tiny microorganisms can be found in rural and urban areas as well as in marine environments. They decompose dead or decaying organic matter into simple chemical compounds which can then become nutrients for developing plants and other organisms. A byproduct of their activity is an organic compound called geosmin which contributes to the petrichor scent.
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