GK: Earth Rotates At 1,600 kmph. How Does That Not Affect Your Location?
Earth's 1,600 km/h rotation doesn't make us land elsewhere after jumping because we move with it, per Newton's Law of Motion, ...
This new device is designed to generate electricity from the Earth’s rotation
In a world chasing cleaner energy, a group of physicists may have uncovered a surprising new way to make power: by tapping ...
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Physicists Think They’ve Found a Way to Harvest Energy from Earth’s Rotation — And It Might Be Just Crazy Enough to Work
In theory, as Earth spins through its magnetic field, any conductive material placed on its surface should experience a force ...
Vernal equinox marks the emergence of spring
The Earth’s axis is at right angles to the line from sun to Earth, the sun is directly over the equator and the lengths of ...
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The next ice age is coming in 10,000 years — unless climate change prevents it
Imagine drawing a straight line through Earth, along its rotational axis around which the planet ... It is an effect analogous to a spinning top wobbling as it whirls around.
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What Would Really Happen If The Moon Disappeared?
As Earth's ever-present celestial companion, the moon exerts a constant influence on our planet, and its disappearance would ...
Mysterious Radio Pulses Hint at a Strange Cosmic Object That Shouldn’t Exist
A cosmic enigma, ASKAP J1839-0756, a slow-spinning neutron star discovered using the ASKAP radio telescope, is challenging ...
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This Tiny Device Generates Power From the Earth’s Spin
A group of U.S.-based physicists has presented experimental evidence suggesting that electricity can be generated from the ...
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Confirmed – This is why the world is divided into time zones – and you’ll be surprised at the reason
At some point, you’ve probably found yourself tangled up in the mystery of time zones. And honestly, who can blame you? Used ...
This ‘Rs 4 crore’ Jacob & Co. space watch brings the universe to your wrist
The Jacob & Co. Astronomia watch is more than just a luxury timepiece; it is a miniature mechanical universe on the wrist.