10 Nov 2024

A Distant Dance:Pluto's 248-Year Orbit Around the Sun

Pluto, the celestial body that once graced our solar system’s planetary roster, is known for its distant and icy realm. Perhaps even more intriguing is its exceptionally long …

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09 Nov 2024

A Symbolic Fine:Russia's Two Undecillion Ruble Penalty Against Google

In a move that underscores the escalating tensions between Russia and the West, a Moscow court has levied an unprecedented fine against tech giant Google. The penalty: a staggering …

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09 Nov 2024

How much does a cloud weigh and how they weigh

They may look light and fluffy, but those big white things floating overhead are pretty hefty. A typical cloud has a volume of around 1km3 and a density of around 1.003kg per m3 – …

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09 Nov 2024

Israel vs. Iran Military Strength:A Comparative Analysis of Air Power, Tanks, Navy, and Artillery

This is a comparative overview of the military capabilities of Israel and Iran, focusing on key areas such as airpower, land forces, and naval strength. This analysis will examine …

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09 Nov 2024

More than Meets the Eye:Understanding the Epicanthal Fold

The sources discuss the epicanthal fold, a small fold of skin found in the inner corner of the human eye. While commonly associated with certain ethnicities, the fold is a normal …

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09 Nov 2024

The Sun Doesn't Burn:Nuclear Fusion vs. Combustion

The Sun’s radiance is often described as “burning,” but this is just a figure of speech. The Sun doesn’t burn in the way we traditionally think of fire …

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08 Nov 2024

Top 3 largest crocodiles in the world

Crocodiles are among the most formidable predators on Earth, known for their immense size and strength. These ancient reptiles have fascinated humans for centuries, with some …

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07 Nov 2024

A scientist has her taste buds insured for £1 million

Hayleigh Curtis is a “chocolate scientist” working for Cadbury in the innovation kitchen at Bournville, the home of Cadbury. Her job is to taste chocolate and help …

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06 Nov 2024

Ancient Mayan city discovered in Mexico jungle by accident

Archaeologists have discovered a large Maya city, named Valeriana, hidden beneath the jungle canopy in Campeche, Mexico. The discovery was made using Lidar, a laser survey …

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06 Nov 2024

The Grand Staircase's Dramatic Demise - Titanic

The sinking of the Grand Staircase in James Cameron’s Titanic was a spectacle that required meticulous planning, a robust set, and a touch of good fortune. The sources …

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