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Interesting Ages of Galactic Years

We all know the Earth revolves around the sun at about 30 km/s. We celebrate the new year every 365 days as the earth completes one revolution. But at the same time, the entire Solar system is orbiting the centre of the galaxy. It takes about 225 million years to complete one revolution around Milky way….. ……as we live on the outer edge of the galaxy. This duration is known as Galactic Year. The last time the earth was at this location, dinosaurs were beginning to walk to planet. Since Its birth, the sun has orbited the centre of the milky way 20 times. Now lets see what happened on the earth as it was going around the Milky way. 1 8 Galactic Years Ago   The solar nebula, a large rotating cloud of interstellar dust and gas, formed the Earth. Somewhere between astronomical science and intimate human relationships lies the interstellar meaning. This is a story about passing through the stars and fighting for what you love at the same time. I hope you'll definitely see a film ca...
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Tigers are fascinating creatures

  Tigers are fascinating creatures   Tigers are found only in Asia. There were 100,000 tigers at the start of the 20 th century. But their numbers dwindled tremendously because they were hunted for sport. Today, there are as few as 5,000 tigers left in the wild. The tiger (Panthera tigris) is the biggest of the big cats. A fully grown tiger can be more than 3 m(10 ft) from nose to tail. A large male tiger can weigh an average of 200 kg, and a tigress an average of 150 kg. The Siberian tiger is the biggest of all tigers, and can weigh over 300 kg. Unlike other big cats, tigers are good swimmers. They like to bathe   in water to stay cool. They often reverse slowly into water to keep their faces from getting wet. A tiger always hunts alone. It does not chase its prey but stalk it. Tigers use their eyes and ears, not so much their nose, to hunt. A tiger usually kills animals the size of a deer once a week, and feeds on 50-80 kg of meat. This keeps it going for a...
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The World of Android

  If you’re alive and breathing, then there is no reason why you won’t recognize it. So, it is your beloved smartphone….    Around the World, most smartphones and, now, many other devices run on a neat little software platform called Android, which is the heart and soul of these devices. Android is a Linux-based operating system but Android did start out as a mobile operating system, and it is far beyond mobile now. These days, the smart feature appears in the television, watches, and tablets. Android has been widely accepted by almost all manufacturers of mobiles, tablets, televisions, smartwatches, etc. This is mainly because Android is very compatible and has an easy-to-use and recognizable user interface, i.e., similar placement and function of buttons. It’s a Baby Android! Android Inc was founded in 2003 by Andy Rubin, Rich Miner, Nick Sears and Chris White with an intent to develop an advanced User Interface (UI) for digital cameras. In August 2005, Google acquired ...
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8 Bizarre Sports

  Source : Loughborough University site Some sports go beyond the boundaries of unusual sports in terms of rules and equipment used. Read on and decide which one you think is the weirdest of all.   1.   Lawn Mower Racing Source: Topend sports People racing lawn mowers? Yes, it’s a real sport. There are even several associations to sponsor the sport such as the United States Lawn Mower Racing Association (USLMRA). 2.   Street Luge Source: Red Bull Street luge is a sport on which a person lies down on a skateboard and races down a paved hill at high speeds. Racers can go from 70 to 120 kmph on a skateboards in this sport. 3.   Extreme Ironing Source: Roar Nation Extreme ironing is an up and coming sport that started in the United Kingdom in 1997. Ironing? Sounds pretty boring, right?                                         Wrong! This is no ordinary i...
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Some strange beliefs and superstitions from around the World

  Touch Wood! As we know, all people who exist in this universe have some belief. And also different people have different beliefs just like this different countries or different places have their beliefs. Superstitions, myths, omens and irrational beliefs certainly paly a role in cultures throughout the World.                                        Here are some strange beliefs and superstitions🎭 from around the world🌍. They tell us a lot about the culture and psychology of human beings everywhere. Read about them and explore your knowledge. Spain- In a certain part of northern Spain, a Santa Campaña is a long line of dead people☠️ who walk through the forests on full moon 🌝nights. People say if you see this line, you will follow them for all of Eternity😱. So you are advised to stay home on full moon night. Salamanca, Spain, has a famous University, known all o...
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How to stop procrastinating?🤔

  Source: The creative life  " 10 ways to stop procrastinating " Are you unable to complete your studies on time? We all are aware of the habit of procrastination. When we think that we will do this work after a while or tomorrow, then it's called procrastination. Procrastination remembered me a couplet of Sant Kabir which is ,  " kaal kare so aaj kar , aaj kare so ab; Pal me parlay aaego, bahuri karego kab! " We and you have been doing this since school time. Goals and checklists are made quickly, but when the action is to be taken, then quickly postpone it to tomorrow, next week or next month. Do you know when people set their goals, then what days they quit?  21 days…….,14 days……. No! Most people quit on the 2nd day and this is because whenever we set a goal we want to be perfect in that thing. And this is why we do the quits. We think  that I had to walk at least 10,000 steps everyday to make me lose weight. Could only do 2000 today. Leave this! Weight loss ...
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