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Interesting facts about Ants
The ants are small living creatures which make us irritating sometimes, but do you know why the ants exist? and what is the role of ants on the earth surface? Well ants are present everywhere, almost in all parts and continents of the world. There are more than 11000 species of ants worldwide, from which the smallest species is Pharaoh ants whose size about 2mm. The biggest species is dinoponera whose length is about 3-4 cm.
Parveen BalochPublished 13 days ago in FYIWhat is the importance of Rhinoceros in our planet?
As we all know that every creature existence has a purpose in life. Among all creatures, there are some species whose extinction can affect the balance of ecosystem. As they have no interaction with human in daily life that's why most of us don't know even what there importance is? How their survival has contributed too much in this ecosystem. Due to lack of education these species survival is being threaten or endangered. These types of species are called keystone species, and Rhinos is obviously one of them.
Parveen BalochPublished 13 days ago in FYIInteresting facts about Whale
Whale is the only animal who's some species are counted among the world's largest animals. Blue whale is considered the world's largest animal. A blue whale can have a size around 30 meters. There is no any other biggest animal ever existed in the world. It means they are even bigger than dinosaurs. Not only this, a whale can have the weight of around 40 elephants. It is believed that the count of blue whale in Antarctica was once 2,25000, but now this count is only 3000. According to reports, some species of whale are going to be extinct within 25 years. But why these creatures are being hunted? What is the importance of whales in our environment, and will their existence or extinction effect human beings?
Parveen BalochPublished 13 days ago in FYIInteresting facts about Bats
Bats play a vital role in balancing the ecosystem. The bat is the only existing mammal which can fly. Bats look scary and are considered bad luck in some places, but on the other hand they are also our favorite in the form of batman. But do you know bats have a lot of importance in nature? What is the important role played by bats in nature, and is their species in danger of extinction?
Parveen BalochPublished 13 days ago in FYIWhat is it like going to the bathroom on a submarine?
The unsung hero of the deep: How submarine toilets work Have you ever wondered how sailors handle cleaning duties on a submarine located miles below the ocean's surface? Unlike toilets on land that easily discharge waste into the ocean, submarine toilets operate according to a completely different set of rules.
The Mystic Aquarium
Once upon a time on the lush coastlines of Mystic, Connecticut, there nestled a treasure trove of aquatic wonders: the Mystic Aquarium. a world-class institution renowned for its spellbinding exhibits, immersive experiences, and dedication to oceanic conservation. As I set off on an adventure beneath the surface of our blue planet, I was unaware that I would find an enchanting parallel to “The Mystic Bible”, a tome that offers guidance to the soul as the aquarium offers insight into the fathomless depths.
The solar sail is ready to launch
Get ready to witness the next big leap in space exploration as NASA prepares to launch their next-generation solar sail boom technology. With this groundbreaking advancement, scientists are gearing up for an extraordinary journey through the cosmos like never before. The cutting-edge technology promises to revolutionize our understanding of outer space and propel us into a new era of discovery. Get ready to be amazed by what lies ahead with NASA's innovative approach to exploring the final frontier.
About Me: Shibaji Chakraborty
I am a Space Weather researcher at Space@VT, Virginia Tech. As a Space Weather researcher, I specialize in exploring the effects and impacts of Space Weather on our modern civilization in near-Earth space. My journey in this field has been shaped by years of experience and a deep passion for unraveling the mysteries of our cosmic environment.
Shibaji Chakraborty, PhDPublished 14 days ago in FYIThe Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing: J.P.'s Comical Crusade Against Corporate Psychopathy
Once upon a recent yesterday, in the bustling heart of Wall Street, where fortunes are made and lost with the speed of a New York minute, I, J. P. Morgan, found myself at the epicenter of an adventure most bizarre. You might think that, for a financier of my standing, excitement is measured in stock ticks and interest rates. Ah, but there you’d be mistaken. For my tale – my quest for enlightenment on the menace of corporate psychopathy – began with the unlikeliest of muses: a parrot named Jerry.
ScienceStyledPublished 15 days ago in FYIA real-life experience with the product that makes you want to try it at least once in your lifetime.
Before incorporating the EMFDEFENSE™ Negative Ions Sticker into my daily routine, I was constantly worried about the potential health risks associated with prolonged exposure to electromagnetic fields (EMFs) emitted by my electronic devices. As someone who spends a significant amount of time working on computers and using smartphones, I often experienced symptoms like fatigue, headaches, and difficulty concentrating – all of which I attributed to EMF exposure.
JulygwynetPublished 16 days ago in FYIHow the Goddess of Harvest Demeter Became an Advocate for Spermidine and Fertility
You see, dear mortals, it all began one unusually slow afternoon on Olympus. As the goddess responsible for agriculture, fertility, and the sacred law, my schedule is usually packed with overseeing the changing seasons, managing the growth of crops, and occasionally intervening in the affairs of my fellow gods and goddesses. But on this day, the world seemed at peace, the fields were thriving, and even Zeus was unusually quiet, probably plotting his next escapade.
ScienceStyledPublished 17 days ago in FYIBoys are Taller than Girls
Have you ever noticed why girls are usually getting early puberty and shorter in height than guys… I noticed it for a reason, to me it is an advantage for girls, are you interested in knowing it… Alright, here we go,
Ameer BibiPublished 20 days ago in FYI