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Sunday, February 19, 2023

🐵WHY do sloths tend to hang upside down?

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  In such a position, they relax. While doing so, it does not grasp a branch, but rather holds onto it passively, using powerful, curved cl...

🎧A person spends about 80,000 hours on the job in a lifetime.👨‍💻

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  That's a significant amount of time spent working, which is why it's essential to find a career that brings you satisfaction and f...
Thursday, February 16, 2023

♻WHY do trees need bark?

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The bark protects the tree throughout its life.     The top coarse layer of bark protects the tree from drying out or freezing and keeps pes...
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🚀NASA's InSight lander just recorded its biggest quake on Mars ever

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  The mega-mars quake, which is 5 times stronger than the previous record, may be the last big find from the InSight Mars Lander. NASA's...

😎An example of how a phenakistiscope works — a disc with a bunch of figures (drawings), which, as it rotates, creates the illusion of real movement. The effect is based on a feature of the human eye — persistence or inertia of vision.

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  Sure, here's an example of how a phenakistiscope works: A phenakistiscope is a device used in the 19th century to create the illusion ...
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