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06 Nov 2024

Unveiling the Past:Lost Cities and Ancient Secrets Revealed

The blog offer a glimpse into the fascinating world of archaeology, showcasing recent discoveries that shed light on ancient mysteries and rewrite our understanding of history. …

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05 Nov 2024

Avert Crisis:How a Microsoft Engineer Saved the Internet

An unassuming Microsoft engineer, Andres Freund, became an unlikely hero by preventing a potentially catastrophic cyberattack. While conducting routine tests on the open-source …

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05 Nov 2024

The Unique Nagabrahma Subramanya Temple

The Nagabrahma Subramanya Temple, with a 500-year history, stands out as a rare and intriguing place of worship.

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04 Nov 2024

Radioman:A New York City Icon

The bustling streets of New York City are home to a diverse cast of characters, but few are as recognisable and beloved as Craig Castaldo, better known as “Radioman”. …

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04 Nov 2024

The Amazing Journey of a Photon

The journey of a photon from the heart of the Sun to the Earth is an incredible tale of two vastly different journeys. It takes a photon up to 40,000 years to travel from the core …

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03 Nov 2024

Human Breathing Patterns One nostril

It is normal to breathe more through one nostril than the other. This is due to the nasal cycle, an unconscious process controlled by the autonomic nervous system.

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02 Nov 2024

Flamingos: Unravelling the Myth of Backward-Bending Knees

Flamingos are known for their vibrant pink plumage and their seemingly peculiar way of standing with their legs bent backward. However, this is a common misconception.

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02 Nov 2024

Nitinol:The Flexible Metal Champion

The blog claim that nitinol is the most flexible metal, exceeding the flexibility of other alloys like beta-C titanium, 7068 aluminium and extra-hard or hyten 304 stainless steel …

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01 Nov 2024

The Viper Dogfish:A Deep-Sea Predator with Unique Adaptations

The blog provide a detailed description of the viper dogfish (Trigonognathus kabeyai), a rare species of dogfish shark with fascinating features and intriguing adaptations to its …

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31 Oct 2024

Betelgeuse’s Brightness Mystery Explained

The recent study on Betelgeuse’s fluctuating brightness suggests it might have a companion star, humorously dubbed “Betelbuddy”.

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