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A 360-degree photo is which clicks the panoramic view of the whole image that surrounds the place from which the image was taken. These pictures deliver a virtual reality experience that enables the viewer to take a whole look surrounding the entire place shot. The image can be scrolled or swiped up, down, left and right to view the surroundings. It looks something like this:Wide UsageThe 360-degree spherical images are revolutionizing the way pictures are taken. These images are sure to bring a great change in film production, tourism, and wedding celebrations etc. where the audience will have a virtual ... Read More
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Since a few decades, plastic is rapidly affecting the environment in a drastic way and if doesn’t get stopped will eventually engulf mankind with its venomous waste. As the need for bio-degradable products is alarming, experiments are taking place to replace plastic.The plastic water bottles that are being used now take at least 450 years to decompose, while PET bottles are almost non-biodegradable and are resulting in billions of pounds of plastic waste in landfills, beaches, roadsides, and waterbodies.Working for SolutionSome scientists are working on it to develop not only a bio-degradable but also an edible water bottle that have ... Read More
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Mathematics is the most important subject since ages like from the times of Mesopotamians, Egyptians, and Greek people. It has been understood that the initial stages of Mathematics have evolved since 35000 BC where they had first notched the tally bones. Africans, Sumerians, Egyptians, Babylonians, Chinese, Indians and Greeks were all the early Mathematicians.Indian ScholarsIt was understood that during 1200 BC to the 18th century, many scholars such as Aryabhatta, Brahmagupta, Bhaskaracharya, Mahavira, Madhava, Nilakantha Somayaji etc. have contributed crucial theorems of Mathematics starting from the invention of Zero to negative numbers, arithmetic, algebra, trigonometry, geometry, and many astronomical calculations.Many ... Read More
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The greenhouse effect can be understood as the process of heat retention in the earth’s atmosphere, caused by greenhouse gases more than the required level. This effect is causing greater damage to the earth’s atmosphere and hence affecting the lives on earth. The greenhouse gases when produced more than the required level, cause the greenhouse effect.What Is Actually Going On?When the solar energy reaches the earth’s atmosphere, some of this is reflected back to space while some of it is absorbed by the Earth’s surface. This part of the heat energy that is absorbed by land, water bodies etc. on ... Read More
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The Hindu religion is actually dharma, which means duty. It was since ages that Hinduism flourished in this country which was called as Hindusthan. According to the Hindu Mythology, all the castes were originated from Lord Brahma, the creator of the whole Universe. This belief was mentioned in Manusmriti which is the authorized book of Hindus written more than 1000 years before the Christ was born.Initial FormationThe Castes were initially believed to be formed from Lord Brahma. Brahmins were born from the face of Brahma, Kshatriyas from his Shoulders, Vysyas from his thighs and Sudras from his feet. This Social ... Read More
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Technology is updating day-to-day to a farther extent that it has slowly started replacing human beings. No wonder it is the age where we have lots of online friends on social networking sites while few in person. Also, whenever we have a doubt, an immediate thought comes to mind, “Let’s google it”!!When we go back to a few decades, people use to talk, smile and wish each other on roads. Whereas now we find people indulged in their mobile or tab or maybe laptop all the time.Googling ItGoogle search engine is the world’s topmost leading search engine on the World ... Read More
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It is actually Vajr-ang which means, the one who has a body (ang) like a diamond (Vajra) which can’t be broken. Bali means the one who possesses strength. Hence, it says that Hanuman is so powerful with a great body.What Happened?Maruthi, the son of Marutha or Vayu, was a mischievous boy who tried to eat Sun mistaking him to be a fruit. Being the son of Vayu, he could fly farther distances and reached the sun very easily. Indra, the lord of Devathas who saw this, mistook the little boy as some demon and threw his Vajrayudha to stop him ... Read More
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The Modern-day doctors have turned the hospitals into some sort of commercial places. Tomorrow’s future depends on today’s health. But while the living conditions are affecting the health of people, today’s hospitals are exploiting them. It is seen nowadays that some of the Doctors are least bothered about the patients but are much interested in the profits earned.What Is Going OnThe services at government hospitals are poor because of the government’s indifference and it is evident that people are hence interested to go to private hospitals in spite of higher bills.There are cases when people suffer because of the high ... Read More
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According to Hindu Mythology, Ravana was born to sage Vishravan and Kaikesi, the asura mother of demon family. He was the king of all the demons called Raakshasas or Asuras. All the demons were the devotees of Lord Shiva who is their family deity. Similarly, Ravana was also a true and intense devotee of Lord Shiva. He used to worship him a lot and had seen, conversed and received great boons from him many times.Greatest AchieverRavana was a great musician and an excellent veena player. He is a great scholar in all the six Shashtras (Shadshashtras) and four Vedas (Chaturvedi). ... Read More
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This is a simple diode that exhibits non-linear impedance. These diodes are mostly used at microwave detection and mixing.ConstructionA semi-conductor pellet is mounted on a metal base. A spring-loaded wire is connected with a sharp point to this silicon pellet. This can be easily mounted into coaxial or waveguide lines. The below figure gives a clear picture of this.OperationWith the contact between semiconductor and the metal, a depletion region is formed. The metal region has a smaller depletion width, comparatively. When contact is made, electron flow occurs from semi-conductor to the metal. This depletion builds up a positive space charge ... Read More