How Many Continents Are There: Unveiling Earth’s Geographic Divisions
Continents are large, distinct landmasses defined by convention and separated mainly by oceans, with varying models recognizing four to seven continents.
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Avi Loeb Shakes Up Astronomy: Unconventional Theories on Space Objects
Avi Loeb embarked on his astrophysics journey in Israel and furthered his education at prestigious institutions like Princeton and Harvard, making groundbreaking contributions to the field.
Unexpectedly reaching out to a friend is more appreciated than people assume, new study shows
A new study found that surprising outreach in social circles is highly valued, but often underestimated by individuals.
Human Animal Hybrids: Blurring Biological Boundaries with Science
Exploring the intriguing world of human-animal hybrids, one ventures into a fascinating intersection of science, ethics, and mythology.
What is a Dog: Canine Companions or Furry Philosophers?
When people talk about their furry companions, commonly referred to as dogs, they're speaking of a member of the species Canis familiaris.
Room Temperature Superconductor Breakthroughs: Charting the Future of Energy Transport
Materials that conduct electricity without resistance at low temperatures, revolutionizing physics and offering vast improvements in energy efficiency and power of electromagnets.
Biggest Spider in the World: Exploring the Giant Arachnid Species
The Goliath birdeater is the world's largest spider by mass, native to South America's rainforests, and mostly harmless to humans.
Tuskless Elephants: Understanding the Phenomenon in African Populations
Tuskless elephants, mainly females, are increasing due to intense poaching, causing genetic adaptations for survival.
What is Love: Beyond the Heart Emojis and Rom-Coms
Love, a diverse concept shaped by culture and biology, explored through history, philosophy, and science, impacts human relationships at emotional and physiological levels.
Vinegar and Baking Soda: Versatile Household Cleaning Duo
The interaction of vinegar and baking soda, an acid and a base, produces carbon dioxide, water, and is useful for cleaning and deodorizing.