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The solar atmosphere is composed of various layers interconnected through magnetic fields. The magnetic field acts as a conduit to transfer energy and mass from the inner layers to the outer layers, commonly known as the coronal heating problem and is also the prime driver of solar wind. | Photo Credit: file photo Astronomers at…
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Sci-Five | The Hindu Science Quiz: On Antoine Lavoisier 1 / 5 | What is Antoine Lavoisier best known for in the field of chemistry? Discovering the periodic table Developing the theory of phlogiston Establishing the law of conservation of mass Inventing the Bunsen burner Antoine Lavoisier established the law of conservation of mass. Next…
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An undated handout photo supplied on August 22, 2024 by SEA LIFE Sydney shows gentoo penguin Sphen at the SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium. One half of a famous same-sex penguin couple, Sphen, has died aged 11 at the aquarium. The gentoo penguin was known for adopting and raising two chicks with his partner Magic since…
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If you Google the terms “constipation” and “heart attack” it’s not long before the name Elvis Presley crops up. Elvis had a longstanding history of chronic constipation and it’s believed he was straining very hard to poo, which then led to a fatal heart attack. We don’t know what really happened to the so-called King of Rock…
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Flour, chocolate, cocoa powder, eggs, and butter are all the ingredients to make a sweet treat you crave. The only thing you need right now is a step-by-step recipe to help you turn the ingredients into a yummy brownie. Too big for its britches Nature also has the ingredients it needs to ‘make’ living organisms,…
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As Pragyan travelled around 100 m from the lander over two weeks, it occasionally stopped to observe moon dust with its instruments Source link
Questions: 1. Eating chillies activates a certain receptor in the mucosal membrane of the digestive tract called TRPV1, making us feel the spice. What is another trigger to which the TRPV1 molecule responds? 2. When eating something spicy, we often sweat. Which part of the brain does the body activate to cool itself in response…
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An attendee stops to text next to a sign for Epic Games’ Fortnite game at E3, the annual video games expo revealing the latest in gaming software and hardware in Los Angeles, California, U.S., June 12, 2019. | Photo Credit: Reuters A study of almost 100,000 people in Japan aged 10 to 69 found playing…
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Imagine a loved one receiving a cancer diagnosis when it’s too late for effective treatment. Now, imagine if that cancer had been caught early — when it was still treatable, when hope was still alive. This is the reality we face today, where early detection, diagnosis, and prevention are not just crucial but lifesaving. With…
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Barry Wilmore and Sunita Williams’s job was simple when they took off to the International Space Station (ISS) on June 5. They were to test-fly the Boeing Starliner crew capsule for the first time with a human crew, assess its performance (including its manual controls), dock with the ISS, and return to the earth in…
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