Space exploration is one of the most interesting fields of human endeavour. It reveals answers about our existence and our position in the vast cosmos. That’s why various space agencies and individuals are fascinated with the solar system. Moreover, to explore the universe, there is a need for technology that can be launched into space […]
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High levels of radiation are detrimental to the survival of living organisms. In history, there are plenty of examples where radiation disasters have led to the deaths of thousands of people. The most notable one is the Chernobyl disaster and its deadly aftermath. All this only validates the lethality of radiation for any living thing.
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Mountains are some of the most stable and fixed objects in the entire world. However, their large scale and size can be deceiving to the normal eye. The Himalayas, which are the crown jewel of the mountain ranges, sit on one of the world’s most dangerous seismic zones. It’s like a ticking bomb waiting patiently
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Space is full of interesting objects, celestial bodies and many other unexplored wonders. However, debris is the last thing that comes to mind when we think about outer space. But in reality, there are over 9000 metric tons of junk orbiting our planet—some of which poses a threat to satellites, telescopes and spacecraft in orbit.
The Internet is a monumental and defining aspect of the 21st century. Even though it was launched two decades before, it truly unfolded into the present in the late 2010s. And today, it is connecting the entire world, bringing ideas, culture, and people closer to each other. However, the Internet is not all rainbows and
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Lakes are some of the most scenic and serene natural water reservoirs. We had most of the information about lakes until 1984. In 1984, Lake Monoun resulted in the death of 37 people, while Lake Nyos took the lives of 1700 people in 1986. The latter incident served as a wake-up call for the entire
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The world is heading towards a place full of screens. From mobile phones, television, advertisements and even the normal dashboard of cars, everything is full of screens. It’s as if you can’t take your eyes off the next content. And because of this, a vast number of the population is addicted to their smartphones. Moreover,
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