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What Is International Asteroid Day? International Asteroid Day is a global event dedicated to educating the public about asteroids, their impact on Earth, and the ways we can protect our planet from potential asteroid threats. It serves as a reminder of the importance of vigilance and scientific advancement in monitoring the skies.   Why Is June 30 an Asteroid Day? June 30th was chosen to mark International Asteroid Day because it commemorates the Tunguska event, the most significant asteroid impact in recent history, which devastated over 2,000 square kilometers of forest in Siberia on this day in 1908. On this day in 1908, a massive explosion occurred in Siberia, believed to be caused by an asteroid or comet exploding in the atmosphere. This event released the energy equivalent of up to 15 million tons of TNT, flattening around 2,000 square kilometers of forest and knocking down 80 million trees. Despite occurring in a remote area, the explosion had global atmospheric eff...

What is Satya? Here’s everything you need to know about the second yama: Truthfulness. Satya or 'truthfulness' is the second of the Yamas of Patanjali's Yoga Sutras. All aspects of our life can benefit from applying the teachings of Satya, and as we'll learn – it means a whole lot more than 'not telling lies'. The word 'sat' literally translates as 'true essence' or 'true nature'. Satya is a Sanskrit word that means "truth" or "essence". It is also a virtue in Indian religions that refers to being truthful in one's thoughts, speech, and actions. In Yoga, satya is one of five yamas, or virtuous restraints, that prevent falsehood and distortion of reality in one's expressions and actions. Satya is the second of the five yamas in Patanjali's Yoga Sutras, and it translates to "truthfulness". The word "sat" translates to "true essence" or "true nature". Satya means s...

Geoscientists discovered a continent that had been hiding in plain sight for almost 375 years. This continent known as Zealandia or Te-Rui-a-Maui . According to group of scientist Zealandia is 1.89 million square miles in size. It was a part of supercontinent called Gondwana, which included most western Antarctica and Eastern Australia , over 500 million years ago. It was first discovered in 1642 by Dutch businessman and sailor Abel Tasman, who was desperate to uncover the "Great Southern Continent". Discovery of Zealandia is supposed to be a good and supposed to be bad for humanities. If it is rising tomorrow from the Pacific Ocean, the sea level will be going to rise 40 meter up. for that reason country like Bangladesh, Pakistan and a part of India and other countries which lower than sea level  will going to under water. 

World Diabetes Day Welcome to a comprehensive guide on World Diabetes Day, an international observance dedicated to raising awareness about diabetes, its global impact, and the importance of taking action to combat this chronic condition. In this blog post, we will delve into the essence of World Diabetes Day, exploring its origins, significance, and why it matters to people around the world. We'll also provide valuable insights for businesses and social media managers looking to create engaging content surrounding this meaningful day. What is World Diabetes Day? World Diabetes Day (WDD) is an annual global event that seeks to draw attention to diabetes, a pervasive health condition affecting millions of people worldwide. Celebrated on this day each year, this observance is a platform to promote diabetes advocacy and education, making it a crucial date on the global health calendar. History of World Diabetes Day: The history of World Diabetes Day dates back to 1991 when i...

What are goals? A goal is a desired result or future idea that a person or group of people plan, envision, and commit to achieve. Goals can be short- or long-term and can apply to many areas of life, such as work, family, or lifestyle. Goals can be aspirational or motivational, and can have specific objectives. For example, a business goal could be to improve customer service or to reach a specific revenue target. Personal goals can help motivate people to achieve what they want in life. Educational goals can relate to continuing formal education or expanding knowledge on a specific topic.  Setting goals can help people: ·         Be open and aware of trying new things ·         Plan their own success ·         Take action to improve an aspect of their life ·         Accept accountability for what they do ·   ...

Bats look like a small brown mouse. They have a fox like muzzle large ears and a neck, which is short and well covered with fur. They are flying mammals. They can fly but they are not birds. They do not have feathers on their wings like birds Instead, they have double layers of skin stretched over their bones There are nearly a thousand different kinds of bats which vary in size. The largest bat has been recorded as having a wing span of over 150 cm. But most bats are small creatures with rather large wings. A vampire bat's body is only about 9 cm long with a wing span of up to 18 cm. Most bats are nocturnal creatures, which means that they are active only at night. They sleep during the day and come out at night in search of food Bats hang upside down by their fret when they rest or sleep. They often live in caves where there may be thousands of them crowded together on the walls and ceiling. Smaller bat colonies of up to twelve bats may live together inside a hollow cave. The...

  These coins both endangered and saved the life of a soldier in World War One. Shot after the noise of them "clinging together in his breast pocket... gave his position away... the bullet that should have killed him ricocheted off of the coins thus saving his life". Optatius Buyssens's great-grandson Vincent posted a photo of the coins on Reddit and it received more than 130,000 upvotes in 24 hours. The digital strategist, 28, of Antwerp, has never had such a popular post. "He got kicked in the head by the German soldier who shot him but tricked the soldier into thinking he was dead," Vincent adds. "When the German soldier left, he and another wounded comrade managed to crawl to safety." Optatius had a medical condition that initially barred him from joining the Belgian army. But he eventually managed to volunteer and was shot, according to Vincent's dad and Optatius's grandson, Phillippe, on 26 September 1914, in the Belgian town of...

A hundred years since the end of World War One, historians think recognising the contribution of Muslims can help tackle contemporary issues such as Islamophobia. "Muslim soldiers have been forgotten about over time," Hayyan Bhabha, from the Muslim Experience, says. "The core far-right narrative is that Muslims have never done anything for us. "Well, actually, with facts that are over 100 years old, we can say Muslims fought and died for the history and security of Europe." It is estimated that 1.5 million Indian troops fought to defend Britain. Of those, 400,000 were Muslim soldiers. The Muslim Experience is working to highlight the global contribution of Muslim soldiers to World War One and says raising awareness could silence anti-Muslim rhetoric by far-right groups in Britain today. Mr Bhabha says his team is now opening up documents and discovering new information about their role in the War. "Accessing archives from 19 countries, we have ...