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NASA astronaut Scott Kelly returned to Earth after 340-day-long stay aboard the International Space Station. It’s the longest amount of time an American astronaut has lived in space, says NASA. The extended stay was part of the space agency’s One-Year Mission, an experiment to see how long-term spaceflight changes the human body. Living for months… Continue reading How living In Space May Have Changed Scott Kelly’s Body

The Fossils of Trilobites are probably most recognisable Fossils in the world. Flat segmented bodies bristling with antennae and legs. When we think of life in the ancient sea they were everywhere. But Trilobites are famous not just because of their so beautiful functional or because they happened to preserve so well. They are known… Continue reading How Trilobites Extinct?

Understanding how birds navigate has fascinated scientists for generations. We finally cracked that odd egg. Its turn out that they have Quantum Compass in their eyes. Like they have sixth-sense kind of thing, but its all can be explained by science. Half of all bird species migrate to find food as the season turns cold. The exact pathway… Continue reading How Birds Navigate Their Path ? | Quantum Compass

The Mythical Green Flash during a sunset. It was first made popular by Jules Verne in an 1882 novel LE RAYON VERT(THE GREEN RAY) and it is still leaking into pop culture through an occasional pirate movie sequel. Except, it is not actually a myth. That’s weird right. usually, we are debunking things people think… Continue reading Green Flash During A Sunset | Is It True?

 First, we will play a memory game with you through which you will understand how properly do you see your brain, and how much do you utilize your brain the game is very simple.I will be giving you 10 different words you need to read it once very carefully and have to remember it. If… Continue reading Improve Your Brain Power