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15/12/2024

China is a world in it self the way they are developing technology is insane

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15/12/2024

Japan introduced worlds first planet powered engine oil with194% more strength what do you think about this

14/12/2024

12/12/2024

he story of Atlantis as recounted by Greek philosophers like Plato is one of the most enduring mysteries in history. According to Plato, the account came to him through Solon, who learned it from the Egyptian priest Sonchis at the Temple of Saïs. Atlantis was described as a highly advanced civilization located west of the Straits of Gibraltar, said to have disappeared into the ocean around 11,600 years ago.

The Azores, a group of islands in the North Atlantic, often emerge in discussions about Atlantis. Here's why:

Location: The Azores lie in the Atlantic Ocean, aligning with the "beyond the Pillars of Hercules" (Straits of Gibraltar) description from Plato's dialogues Timaeus and Critias.

Geological Evidence: The Azores are volcanic islands sitting on the Mid-Atlantic Ridge. Some researchers propose that tectonic activity could have caused landmasses to rise and fall, potentially supporting the idea that a larger landmass existed and submerged over time.

Chronology: The timeline Plato provides, approximately 9,000 years before his own time, aligns loosely with the end of the last Ice Age. During this period, rising sea levels could have submerged significant land areas.

Cultural Mystique: Despite limited archaeological evidence, the Azores' isolation and their relatively recent human habitation spark curiosity about earlier, undocumented civilizations that might have existed there.

While the Azores are one plausible candidate for Atlantis, skepticism persists due to a lack of concrete evidence. Plato's account may also have been allegorical, intended as a moral or philosophical lesson rather than a historical report. However, the Azores' geological and geographic characteristics continue to fuel the imagination of those intrigued by Atlantis.

The question remains open for debate, inviting exploration and speculation: Could Atlantis have truly existed, and if so, could the Azores be its remnants?

12/12/2024

Egypt is famous for pyramids but wait 🤔

12/12/2024

Mercedes-Benz is developing a new type of solar paint that could transform electric vehicle power. This photovoltaic coating, just 5 micrometers thick, covers 11 square meters. It can generate enough energy to power a car for up to 7,456 miles (12,000 kilometers) annually under ideal conditions.

The nanoparticle-based paint allows 94% of solar energy to pass through and is easy to recycle. It’s designed to be lightweight (50 grams per square meter) and can cover all exterior vehicle surfaces.

This solar paint, which contains no rare earth elements or silicon, is also cheaper to produce than conventional solar modules. The energy generated can be used to drive the vehicle or feed into the high-voltage battery even when the car is off.

This could mean no need to plug in for charging. The paint can be applied directly to the car’s body, with the color paint job sprayed over it to protect against scratches and other damage.

11/12/2024

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10/12/2024

he story of Atlantis as recounted by Greek philosophers like Plato is one of the most enduring mysteries in history. According to Plato, the account came to him through Solon, who learned it from the Egyptian priest Sonchis at the Temple of Saïs. Atlantis was described as a highly advanced civilization located west of the Straits of Gibraltar, said to have disappeared into the ocean around 11,600 years ago.

The Azores, a group of islands in the North Atlantic, often emerge in discussions about Atlantis. Here's why:

Location: The Azores lie in the Atlantic Ocean, aligning with the "beyond the Pillars of Hercules" (Straits of Gibraltar) description from Plato's dialogues Timaeus and Critias.

Geological Evidence: The Azores are volcanic islands sitting on the Mid-Atlantic Ridge. Some researchers propose that tectonic activity could have caused landmasses to rise and fall, potentially supporting the idea that a larger landmass existed and submerged over time.

Chronology: The timeline Plato provides, approximately 9,000 years before his own time, aligns loosely with the end of the last Ice Age. During this period, rising sea levels could have submerged significant land areas.

Cultural Mystique: Despite limited archaeological evidence, the Azores' isolation and their relatively recent human habitation spark curiosity about earlier, undocumented civilizations that might have existed there.

While the Azores are one plausible candidate for Atlantis, skepticism persists due to a lack of concrete evidence. Plato's account may also have been allegorical, intended as a moral or philosophical lesson rather than a historical report. However, the Azores' geological and geographic characteristics continue to fuel the imagination of those intrigued by Atlantis.

The question remains open for debate, inviting exploration and speculation: Could Atlantis have truly existed, and if so, could the Azores be its remnants?

10/12/2024

The Hottest Temperature Ever Recorded on Earth

The hottest temperature ever reliably recorded on Earth was a blistering 134°F (56.7°C), measured on July 10, 1913, at Furnace Creek Ranch in California's Death Valley. This astonishing record still stands as the highest officially recognized temperature in meteorological history, making Death Valley the hottest place on Earth.

Why is Death Valley so Hot?
Death Valley's extreme heat is due to a combination of geographic and climatic factors:

Geography: The valley is situated below sea level (282 feet at its lowest point) and surrounded by mountain ranges. This geography traps hot air, causing temperatures to soar.
Arid Climate: With less than 2 inches of annual rainfall, Death Valley has an arid desert climate with minimal humidity to moderate the intense heat.
Heat Absorption: Its rocky and sandy terrain absorbs the sun’s heat and radiates it back into the atmosphere, intensifying the heat further.
Summer Weather Patterns: High-pressure systems often dominate the region during summer, creating stagnant air and clear skies that maximize solar radiation.
Significance of the Record
The 134°F temperature was recorded during a particularly intense heat wave. For decades, there was some debate about the validity of this record, but a 2012 review by the World Meteorological Organization confirmed it, dismissing earlier claims from El Azizia, Libya, as unreliable.
Modern Relevance
In recent years, Death Valley has approached its historic record, with temperatures of 130°F recorded in 2020 and 2021, a stark reminder of the rising global temperatures caused by climate change.The record at Furnace Creek stands as a testament to the extremes of our planet's climate and the resilience of life in even the most inhospitable places.

10/12/2024

Cows Have Best Friends and Get Stressed When They’re Separated!"
Research shows cows form close bonds, and they show signs of stress when separated. Animals experience emotions much like humans!

10/12/2024

10/12/2024

Bananas are berries, but strawberries aren’t! Botanically, bananas meet the criteria for berries, while strawberries do not.

10/12/2024

Honey never spoils! Archaeologists have found pots of honey in ancient Egyptian tombs that are over 3,000 years old and still perfectly edible.

10/12/2024

The Great Wall of China: A Marvel of Engineering and History

The Great Wall of China, one of the most iconic structures in human history, is not a single continuous wall but a vast network of walls, trenches, watchtowers, and fortifications stretching over an incredible 13,000 miles. Constructed over several dynasties, primarily during the Qin (221–206 BCE), Han (206 BCE–220 CE), and Ming (1368–1644 CE) periods, its purpose was to protect China from invasions and raids by nomadic tribes from the north.

Unlike the popular image of a single unbroken wall, the Great Wall consists of numerous overlapping sections, built using different materials like tamped earth, bricks, and stone, depending on the local geography. Some parts wind across rugged mountain ranges, while others traverse flat plains and desert landscapes.

One of the most well-preserved sections, near Beijing, is the Ming-era wall, known for its impressive height, battlements, and watchtowers. It also served as a communication route, with signal fires and smoke relays used to warn of approaching enemies.

The Great Wall's immense length and historical significance have made it a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Despite natural erosion and human activity causing some sections to deteriorate, the Wall remains a testament to ancient China's ingenuity and determination. It is a must-see destination for millions of tourists each year and a symbol of China's enduring strength and legacy.

09/12/2024

What did he eat? 🍌

09/12/2024

"Sharks Have Existed Longer Than Trees!"
Sharks have been around for about 400 million years, while the first trees appeared around 350 million years ago. Truly ancient guardians of the sea!