Historical Significance, Structure, and Impact Of Morse Code Morse Code is a unique communication system where dots (.) and dashes (-) are used to represent letters, numbers, and sentences. This method was invented in the early 19th century and became a revolutionary medium for transmitting information quickly and accurately. History of Morse Code Morse Code…
Nature’s Cooling vs. Man-made Comfort When Does it Rain? Rain occurs when the water from high-pressure areas like the Indian Ocean evaporates and rises into the atmosphere. This moisture then enters India and moves over coastal regions like Goa, Mumbai, and Kerala. Gradually, this vapor condenses and falls as rain over these areas and eventually…
A pioneering scientist Imagine a time long ago when science was a domain exclusive to the West, while the East was viewed merely as a land of mysterious sages. But then came a man—a great scholar—who broke these barriers, challenging colonial and scientific norms. This is the story of an unsung hero who transformed our…
We watch alien movies in Hollywood, like *Alien*, *Alien vs Predator*, *Predator*, *Transformer*, *MIB*, and so on. They all have a special Hollywood theme or dark movie tone. The aliens attack Earth, but only in the United States, and one or more heroes come together to defeat them. That’s it—the story ends. Evidence of Aliens…
Let me share two incidents with you first. The 2019 World Cup semi-final at Old Trafford cricket ground, where India faced New Zealand. New Zealand set a target of 239 runs, and based on India’s performance up until then, it seemed like that score wouldn’t be challenging at all. But during the match, rain interrupted…
We mainly plant trees in forests, home gardens, or any open spaces. And this is the only simple and pure method to reduce carbon dioxide (CO2) in the air. In other words, trees are nature’s best air filters, absorbing CO2 and releasing oxygen (O2) for us. We can benefit from this throughout our lives, and…
What if I told you that what our eyes show us isn’t entirely accurate? Sounds surprising, doesn’t it? But even though it seems unbelievable, this is true in certain cases. If you’re curious to know more about this interesting fact, keep reading till the end. As a curious person, you’ve probably wondered at some point,…
It is said that when the pyramids were built, there was a layer of limestone (calcium carbonate, CaCO₃) covering them, and according to some historians, there was even a metallic plate on top of the pyramids. When was this? Around 4,500 years ago. Limestone is primarily a source of calcium oxide, which is used in…
