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If I told you to give a list of the world’s oceans, I am pretty certain you would say Atlantic, Indian, Pacific……yet, you wouldn’t be all wrong. But for the main fact that these oceans are connected, they are in real fact just one large ocean. Check out more facts below as provided by about.com 1. […]
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If you have seen movies like Star Trek, Gravity, Sunshine, you may have wondered what would happen to someone who loses his spacesuit in space? Will the person explode? Is there a possibility of survival? But first, let’s understand how a spacesuit works. How Does a Spacesuit Work? The principal functions of a spacesuit are
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Chemistry SS 2 Week 6 Topic: Oxygen and Its Compound Introduction – Oxygen Oxygen is a chemical element with symbol O and atomic number 8. It is a member of the chalcogen group on the periodic table and is a highly reactive nonmetal and oxidizing agent that readily forms compounds (notably oxides) with most elements. Oxygen is the third
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Sleep. Oh! how wonderful this activity is. Some people find it really easy to fall asleep, and could literally sleep through a hurricane. But for some, it’s a real chore to fall asleep. But fret no more, a breathing technique claims it can help you nod off in 60 seconds! It sounds great, right? Let’s
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Do you pop your knuckles or do your joints crack when you work out or even get up out of a chair? There’s a simple scientific explanation for the phenomenon. To understand how the popping sound is produced, it’s helpful to know how joints work. How Do Joints Work? Joints are where two bones meet.
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