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साउथ कोरियामा आत्महत्यासँग सम्बन्धित एक अनौंठो घटना सार्वजनिक भएको छ। नगरपालिकाका लागि काम गर्दै आएको एउटा रोबोटले आत्मह...
06/07/2024

साउथ कोरियामा आत्महत्यासँग सम्बन्धित एक अनौंठो घटना सार्वजनिक भएको छ। नगरपालिकाका लागि काम गर्दै आएको एउटा रोबोटले आत्महत्या गरेको छ।
डेली मेलका अनुसार साउथ कोरियाको गुमी सिटी नगरपालिकामा काम गर्दै आएको उक्त रोबोटले आफूलाई भर्याङ्गबाट तल खसालेको हो। भर्याङ्गटबा तल खसेको रोबोट निष्क्रिय अवस्थामा फेला परेको प्रहरीले जनाएको छ। घटना पछि प्रहरीले यसबारे जाँच सुरु गर्ने बताएको छ।उक्त रोबोटले गुमी सहरका नागरिकहरूलाई पछिल्लो १ वर्षदेखि प्रशासनिक काममा बिहान ९ बजेदेखि साँझ ६ बजेसम्म सहयोग गर्दै आएको थियो। उक्त रोबोटसँग सरकारी परिचयपत्र पनि थियो।
रोबोट केही समयदेखि कामका कारण तनावमा भएकाले आत्महत्या गरेको हुन सक्ने अनुमान गरिएको छ।
साउथ कोरियामा सरकारी कार्यालयहरूका प्रत्येक १० कर्मचारीमध्ये एकजना रोबोटले सेवा दिँदै आएका छन्।

In 1850, a farmer discovered a hidden village that was later found to be older than the Great Pyramids of Egypt. Archaeo...
06/07/2024

In 1850, a farmer discovered a hidden village that was later found to be older than the Great Pyramids of Egypt. Archaeologists estimated that approximately 100 people once lived in this village, named Skara Brae, also known as the "Scottish Pompeii." The houses were interconnected by tunnels, and each dwelling could be sealed with a stone door.

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12/05/2024

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पृथ्वीको सतहभन्दा ७०० किलोमिटर तल भेटियो सबैभन्दा ठूलो महासागरकाठमाडौँ । पृथ्वीको सतह भन्दा ७०० किलोमिटर तल सबैभन्दा ठूल...
04/04/2024

पृथ्वीको सतहभन्दा ७०० किलोमिटर तल भेटियो सबैभन्दा ठूलो महासागर

काठमाडौँ । पृथ्वीको सतह भन्दा ७०० किलोमिटर तल सबैभन्दा ठूलो महासागर अवस्थित रहेको वैज्ञानिकहरुले पत्ता लगाएका छन् । अमेरिकाको इलिनोइस राज्यका अनुसन्धानकर्ताहरूले यो पत्ता लगाएका हुन् ।

यसमा सबै महासागरको कुल पानीको तुलनामा तीन गुणा बढी पानी रहेको उनीहरुले बताएका छन् । पृथ्वीमा पानी कहाँबाट आयो भनेर खोजी गर्दा वैज्ञानिकहरूले यस महासागरको बारेमा पत्ता लगाएको रिपोर्टमा बताइएको छ ।

यो महासागर पृथ्वीको सतह मुनि निलो चट्टानमा लुकेको छ । खोज टोलीका वैज्ञानिक स्टिभ ज्याकबसनले चट्टान स्पन्ज जस्तै छ जसले पानीलाई अवशोषित गरिरहने बताए । २ हजार सिस्मोमिटरबाट ५ सय भूकम्पको अध्ययन गरी यो महासागर पत्ता लागेको हो ।

जब पृथ्वी मुनि बुलन्द छालहरू ओसिलो चट्टानबाट गुज्र्छन्, तिनीहरूको गति सुस्त हुन्छ । सिस्मोमिटरबाट यी छालहरू अध्ययन गरेपछि महासागर पत्ता लागेको हो ।

यस खोजको बारेमा जानकारी पहिलो पटक सन् २०१४ मा दिइएको थियो । यो कुरा एक वैज्ञानिक पेपर 'डिहाइड्रेसन मेल्टिङ एट द टप अफ द लोअर मेन्टल' मा रिपोर्ट गरिएको थियो । तर, अहिले यो अनुसन्धान भाइरल भइरहेको छ । यस महासागरको उत्पत्तिपछि पृथ्वीमा पानीको उत्पत्तिबारे नयाँ सिद्धान्त फेला परेको छ ।

धेरै रिपोर्टहरूमा यो दावी गरिएको छ कि धूमकेतु पृथ्वीसँग ठोक्किएपछि यसको प्रभावका कारण पानी उत्पन्न भएको थियो । यद्यपि, पृथ्वीको सतह मुनि रहेको महासागरबाट, यो सम्भव छ कि समयसँगै पृथ्वी मुनिबाट समुद्रहरू निस्किएका छन् ।

वैज्ञानिक जेकबसनले यो महासागर पृथ्वी मुनि रहनु आवश्यक रहेको बताए किनभने यो सतहबाट बाहिर आयो भने पृथ्वीमा पानी मात्र रहनेछ । हिमालका अग्ला चुचुराहरू मात्र जमिनको नाममा बाँच्न सक्नेछन् ।

मुसलधारे पानी होस्, केतलीबाट निस्केको बाफ होस् वा ब्लक पिसेर तयार पारिएको बरफको रसिलो गोला होस् । पानीका यी तीन प्रकारलाई रसायनशास्त्रमा H₂O भनिन्छ । H₂O को अर्थ पानीको अणु हो । अणु कुनै पनि पदार्थको एकाइ हो ।

यो हाम्रो शरीर कोशिकाहरु मिलेर बनेको जस्तै हो । यसको मतलब कोशिकाहरू हाम्रो शरीरको एकाइ हुन् । H₂O अर्थात पानी तीनवटा परमाणु मिलेर बनेको हुन्छ । त्यहाँ दुई हाइड्रोजन परमाणु र एक अक्सिजन परमाणु छन् । त्यसैले यसको नाम H₂O राखिएको हो ।

Incredible new image of Sagittarius A*   In case you’ve never heard of it, Sagittarius A* is the supermassive black hole...
29/03/2024

Incredible new image of Sagittarius A*


In case you’ve never heard of it, Sagittarius A* is the supermassive black hole at the center of the Milky Way around 26,000 light-years away from Earth. The new image has captured the magnetic field structures spiraling around the black hole for the first time by using the polarization of light. This image was taken by the Event Horizon Telescope, a collaboration that uses radio telescopes around the world to form a combined array the size of Earth, large enough to image a black hole. The image has captured the magnetic field structures spiraling around the black hole, similar to those of another black hole called M87*, suggesting "strong, twisted, and organized" magnetic fields might be a common feature among black holes.

Image Credit: EHT Collaboration

This year’s Nobel Prize laureate in chemistry Louis Brus showed that the strange properties of tiny particles are quantu...
04/10/2023

This year’s Nobel Prize laureate in chemistry Louis Brus showed that the strange properties of tiny particles are quantum effects.

Louis Brus was working at Bell Laboratories in the US, with the long-term aim of making chemical reactions happen using solar energy. To achieve this, he was using particles of cadmium sulphide, which can capture light and then utilise its energy to drive reactions. The particles were in a solution and Brus made them very small, because this gave him a larger area on which the chemical reactions could take place; the more a material is chopped up, the greater the surface area it will expose to its surroundings.

During his work with these tiny particles, Brus noticed something strange – their optical properties changed after he had left them on the lab bench for a while. He guessed that this could be because the particles had grown, so to confirm his suspicions he produced cadmium sulphide particles that were just about 4.5 nanometres in diameter. Brus then compared the optical properties of these newly made particles with those of the larger particles, which had a diameter of about 12.5 nano- metres. The larger particles absorbed light at the same wavelengths as cadmium sulphide generally does, but the smaller particles had an absorption that shifted towards blue.

Just like his 2023 co-laureate Alexei Ekimov, Brus understood that he had observed a size-dependent quantum effect. He published his discovery in 1983 and then started investigating particles made from a range of other substances. The pattern was the same – the smaller the particles, the bluer the light they absorbed.

The optical changes revealed that the substance’s characteristics had completely changed. A substance’s optical properties are governed by its electrons. The same electrons also govern the substance’s other properties, such as its ability to catalyse chemical reactions or conduct electricity. So when researchers detected the changed absorption they understood that, in principle, they were looking at an entirely new material.

There was just one problem. The methods Brus had used to fabricate nonparticles generally resulted in unpredictable quality. Quantum dots are tiny crystals (see illustration) and the ones that could be produced at that time often contained defects. They were also of varying sizes. It was possible to control how the crystals were formed so the particles had a given average size, but if researchers wanted all the particles in a solution to be about the same size they had to sort them after they were made. This was a difficult process that hindered development. This was a problem that Moungi Bawendi – also awarded this year’s Nobel Prize in Chemistry – decided to solve.

Read the story of this year’s chemistry prize in full: https://bit.ly/3rpwdre

The Nobel Prize in Physics 2023 has been awarded for experiments with light that capture the shortest of moments. This y...
03/10/2023

The Nobel Prize in Physics 2023 has been awarded for experiments with light that capture the shortest of moments.

This year’s physics laureates Pierre Agostini, Ferenc Krausz and Anne L’Huillier have conducted experiments that demonstrate a method for producing pulses of light that are brief enough to capture images of processes inside atoms and molecules.

Electrons’ movements in atoms and molecules are so rapid that they are measured in attoseconds. An attosecond is to one second as one second is to the age of the universe.

Attosecond pulses make it possible to measure the time it takes for an electron to be tugged away from an atom, and to examine how the time this takes depends on how tightly the electron is bound to the atom’s nucleus. It is possible to reconstruct how the distribution of electrons oscillates from side to side or place to place in molecules and materials; previously their position could only be measured as an average.

Attosecond pulses can be used to test the internal processes of matter, and to identify different events. These pulses have been used to explore the detailed physics of atoms and molecules, and they have potential applications in areas from electronics to medicine.

For example, attosecond pulses can be used to push molecules, which emit a measurable signal. The signal from the molecules has a special structure, a type of fingerprint that reveals what molecule it is, and the possible applications of this include medical diagnostics.

Now that the attosecond world has become accessible, these short bursts of light can be used to study the movements of electrons. It is now possible to produce pulses down to just a few dozen attoseconds, and this technology is developing all the time.

The 2023 Nobel Prize in Physics has been awarded to Pierre Agostini, Ferenc Krausz and Anne L’Huillier “for experimental methods that generate attosecond pulses of light for the study of electron dynamics in matter.”

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Magnificent View of the Moon, Saturn and Jupiter!Image credit: Rami Ammoun.
02/10/2023

Magnificent View of the Moon, Saturn and Jupiter!

Image credit: Rami Ammoun.

The Giant leap of a frog!On September 6th, 2013 a frog was flung into the air and captured by a NASA camera during the L...
19/09/2023

The Giant leap of a frog!

On September 6th, 2013 a frog was flung into the air and captured by a NASA camera during the LADEE shuttle launch in Virginia.

🐘🌍 Celebrate World Elephant Day: Protecting Giants of the Earth! 🌍🐘Today, on World Elephant Day, let's join hands to hon...
12/08/2023

🐘🌍 Celebrate World Elephant Day: Protecting Giants of the Earth! 🌍🐘

Today, on World Elephant Day, let's join hands to honor and protect these majestic creatures that hold a special place in our hearts. Elephants are not just icons of strength and wisdom; they play a crucial role in maintaining the delicate balance of our ecosystems.

🌿 Did you know that elephants are keystone species, shaping their habitats and contributing to the health of entire ecosystems? Their presence helps maintain biodiversity and supports the growth of forests, which benefits countless other species.

🌍 However, elephants face grave threats from habitat loss, poaching, and human-wildlife conflict. It's our responsibility to stand up for these incredible beings and ensure a safe and thriving environment for them.

🐘 This World Elephant Day, here's how you can make a difference:

1. **Spread Awareness:** Share this post to raise awareness about the challenges elephants face and the importance of conservation.

2. **Support Conservation Efforts:** Consider donating to reputable organizations working tirelessly to protect and preserve elephant populations.

3. **Promote Responsible Tourism:** If you're planning a trip to see elephants, choose ethical and responsible wildlife tourism options that prioritize the well-being of these creatures.

4. **Educate Others:** Engage in conversations with friends and family about the significance of elephants and the actions we can take to safeguard their future.

Let's pledge to be stewards of our planet and ensure that future generations can marvel at the magnificence of elephants. Together, we can secure a future where these gentle giants continue to roam free and thrive. 🐘💚

Researchers at Duke’s Centre for In Vivo Microscopy and colleagues from other institutions have achieved a decades-long ...
22/04/2023

Researchers at Duke’s Centre for In Vivo Microscopy and colleagues from other institutions have achieved a decades-long goal of improving the resolution of MRI. They have captured the sharpest images ever taken of a mouse brain.

This milestone was achieved by creating crisper images than a standard clinical MRI for humans. Scientists created mouse brain images that reveal its microscopic details to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the first MRI.

The voxels in these images are only 5 microns, which is 64 million times smaller than those in a clinical MRI

15/02/2023

Thank you Tista Prasai Joshi ma’am 🙏🙏

Vacancy:Job Title: Script Writer (science) Job Type : Part Time/ Home Based suitable for science graduates, loksewa aspi...
22/11/2022

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Salary: depending on quality of scripts

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China is planning a new mission wherein it will send monkeys on its new space station in order to conduct a reproductive...
07/11/2022

China is planning a new mission wherein it will send monkeys on its new space station in order to conduct a reproductive experiment. Zhang Lu, a researcher who is involved in the experiment said, "some studies involving mice and macaques will be carried out to see how they grow or even reproduce in space. These experiments will help improve our understanding of an organism’s adaptation to microgravity and other space environments.”

02/11/2022

as per study by NIH .. caffenie reduces height of new born by few inches

केहि नया
14/10/2022

केहि नया

Stay healthy. October is depression and Mental Health awarenes month.
14/10/2022

Stay healthy.
October is depression and Mental Health awarenes month.

The NASA scientists didn't want to miss a thing with their DART rocket crashing into the asteroid Dimorphus.
27/09/2022

The NASA scientists didn't want to miss a thing with their DART rocket crashing into the asteroid Dimorphus.

🤱नेपालको पहिलो ह्युमन मिल्क बैंक: ‘अमृत कोष’!सम्माननीय राष्ट्रपति श्रीमती विद्यादेवी भण्डारीले आज काठमाडौं स्थित परोपकार...
20/08/2022

🤱नेपालको पहिलो ह्युमन मिल्क बैंक: ‘अमृत कोष’!

सम्माननीय राष्ट्रपति श्रीमती विद्यादेवी भण्डारीले आज काठमाडौं स्थित परोपकार प्रसुती तथा स्त्रीरोग अस्पतालमा देशकै पहिलो ह्युमन मिल्क बैंक ‘अमृत कोष’ को उद्घाटन गर्नुभएको छ । यस कोषमा सुत्केरी आमाबाट सुरक्षित रूपमा दान गरिएको दुध संकलन, प्रशोधन, परीक्षण र भण्डारण गरी आवश्यक परेका शिशुहरूलाई उपलब्ध गराउने सुविधा छ । यो ‘अमृत कोष’ नेपाल सरकार, युरोपियन युनियन र युनिसेफको साझेदारीमा स्थापना गरिएको हो ।

बालबालिका मैत्री स्वास्थ्य प्रणाली सुनिश्चित गर्नका निम्ति यो एक महत्वपूर्ण कदम हो र यसले समय नपुगि जन्मिएका, कम तौल भएका र अन्य जोखिममा रहेका शिशुहरूलाई सबैभन्दा बढी आवश्यकता परेको बेलामा अरू आमाहरूको दूध उपलब्ध गराउँछ ।

पूरा प्रेस विज्ञप्ति पढ्नुहोस्: https://uni.cf/3QPFEau

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Nepal’s first-ever Human Milk Bank: ‘Amrit Kosh’!

Right Honorable President of Nepal Mrs Bidhya Devi Bhandari inaugurated the ‘Amrit Kosh,’ at the Paropakar Maternity and Women’s Hospital in Kathmandu today. The ‘Amrit Kosh’ has the facilities to collect, pasteurize, test and store safe donor human milk from lactating mothers and then provide it to infants in need. The centre has been established in partnership between the Government of Nepal, the European Union and UNICEF.

The milk bank is an important step towards ensuring baby-friendly health systems and gives premature, low birthweight and other at-risk infants access to the vast benefits of breastmilk when they need it the most.

Read the full press release: https://uni.cf/3PIaBwA

Ministry of Health and Population-Nepal Family Welfare Division European Union in Nepal UNICEF South Asia

11/08/2022

एउटा facebook post मा भनिये जस्तै घर तथा गार्डेनमा सजावट्को लागि राखिने यो विरुवा toxic नै हुन्छ त ?? जानोउ।

09/08/2022

astronauts हरुले खिचेको फोटो हरुमा तारा किन देखिदैन्। तर अरु फोटोहरुमा किन देखिन्छ ।

08/08/2022

MIT ले गरेको research को अनुसार venus मा bio-molecule based life हुन सक्छ्। जानोउ तेस्कै बारेमा।

06/08/2022

mars curiosity rover को मङल ग्रहमा 10 बर्श पुगेको छ्। जानोउ तेस्कए सम्बन्धमा

04/08/2022

किम्वदन्तिको अनुसार सर्पहरुले भुकम्प आउनु भन्दा पहिले नै थाहा पाउछ्न । के यो साचो हो त । जानोउ विग्यानले के भन्छ ।

02/08/2022

केरलाको एक जना इन्जिनियरले कोविड्को लक्डाउनमा एउटा 4 सिटको प्लेन बनायेका थिये। जानोउ तेस्कै बारेमा ।

01/08/2022

भारतको तामिलनाडु राज्यका एक जना किसान तथा कुमालले एउटा अचम्मको अविश्कार गरेका छन्। समस्याको समधान खोज्नुनै अविश्कारको पहिलो लक्षण हो ।

31/07/2022

नासाले सन 2002 मा पठायेको remote sensing र gravity recovery भुउपग्रहको बारेमा एउटा विडियो ।

29/07/2022

नेपालमा बाघहरुको सन्ख्या बढे सङै सनरक्षित क्षेत्रनि बढाउनु पर्ने देखिन्छ । नेपालमा जम्मा बाघहरुको सन्ख्या 355 पुगेको छ ।

29/07/2022

Facebook मा एउटा post व्यापक चलिराछ जसमा मुग्री माछा खानु हुदेन भनेर भनियेको छ्। जानोउ के हो कुरो ।

28/07/2022

World Hepatitis Day 2022

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