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If you dropped Mount Everest into the deepest point of the ocean, its peak would still sit more than two kilometres beneath the surface, because the Mariana Trench plunges far deeper than the mountain stands tall

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Earth Talk: Native plants

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Quiz: Can You Name Each State's Largest City in Record Time?

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The Pacific Ocean is so vast that it’s larger than every continent on Earth combined — and there’s a single straight line you could sail through it for nearly 20,000 miles without ever touching land

Transform Your Life At Any Age: Surprising Benefits Of Lifelong Learning Revealed

Citing ‘severe’ math deficits, University of California faculty demand a return to SAT tests for STEM applicants

Maha planning major reforms related to class 10 & 12 exams

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French scientist Michel Siffre spent two months alone in a cave with no clock, no calendar, and no sunlight — and when his team finally told him the experiment was over, he thought he still had nearly a month left underground

A rainbow is not actually located in any specific place in the sky — every person watching the same rainbow is seeing a slightly different one, formed by different raindrops, and if two people stood next to each other looking at the same rainbow, the rainbows they are seeing would be technically different, with no two viewers in the world ever sharing the exact same rainbow

Teacher Calls Out Students For Having Same Skills As ‘Older Boomers’

I asked ChatGPT the actual cost of a child's school education in Delhi: AI gives me reality-check

Viksit Bharat: Building the missing workforce for children under three

CBSE slashes answer sheet review fees amid OSM, assures refund on improved marks

Warnings about the quality of scientific papers when AI is involved.

A team led by Nick Mortimer at GNS Science in New Zealand spent two decades mapping the basalt and granite floor of the Tasman region before formally naming Zealandia in a 2017 paper, ending more than a century of arguments about whether a submerged landmass could still count as a continent.

Michael Hiltzik: Are dodos and mammoths coming back from extinction? Don't count on it