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The Birds of the World Part 03!
Birds, with their remarkable adaptability, have conquered a dazzling array of habitats, from the frigid polar regions to scorching deserts, from lush rainforests to windswept grasslands. Their ability to thrive in such diverse environments is a testament to the power of natural selection, shaping their bodies and behaviors to suit the challenges of their chosen homes. Feathers, the hallmark of birds, play a crucial role in this adaptation. They provide insulation against extreme temperatures, allowing penguins to withstand the icy blasts of Antarctica and ostriches to endure the scorching heat of the African savanna. Consider the ptarmigan, a master of camouflage in the Arctic tundra. Its plumage changes color with the seasons, blending seamlessly with the snowy landscape in winter and the mottled browns of the tundra in summer. This remarkable adaptation helps the ptarmigan avoid predators and ambush unsuspecting prey. In contrast, the vibrant colors of parrots, toucans, and birds of paradise serve a different purpose. In the dense foliage of tropical rainforests, these bright hues act as signals for communication and mate attraction, cutting through the dappled light and dense vegetation. Waterbirds, too, exhibit a remarkable array of adaptations to their aquatic lifestyles. Ducks and geese have webbed feet, acting like paddles to propel them through the water, while their water-repellent feathers keep them dry. Penguins, masters of the Southern Hemisphere oceans, have traded flight for swimming, their wings evolving into powerful flippers that propel them through the water with incredible agility. From the soaring heights of the Himalayas, where vultures ride thermals to altitudes exceeding Mount Everest, to the depths of the Amazon rainforest, where hummingbirds flit between delicate blossoms, birds have carved their niche in virtually every corner of our planet. Their ability to adapt to such a wide range of habitats is a testament to their evolutionary success, their resilience, and their crucial role in maintaining the delicate balance of our planet's ecosystems. As we delve deeper into the avian world, we'll uncover the fascinating ways in which birds interact with their environment, their intricate relationships with other species, and the challenges they face in a changing world.
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Electronics part 02!
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Hello and welcome back to new part of The Electronics The Dawn of Electronics The late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries witnessed the birth of electronics. Scientists like Thomas Edison observed that electrons could flow in a vacuum. This led to the development of the vacuum tube, a device that could control the flow of electrons. The vacuum tube became the building block of early elect...
The Birds of the World Part 02!
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The diversity of birds is staggering, with over ten thousand species inhabiting a vast range of habitats across the globe. To make sense of this incredible array, scientists have developed a system of classification that groups birds based on shared characteristics. This hierarchical system starts with orders, broad groups that share fundamental traits. For example, the order Falconiformes enco...
Electronics part 01!
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Hello and welcome to my channel allinfobits In this series we will dive into the electronics for people who have always been fascinated by electronics like me Welcome to the world of electronics one of the fascinating of today's high tech fields. Electronics Everywhere: Look around you. Electronics are everywhere. Our world is powered by them. Cell phones connect us globally. Computers process ...
The Birds of the World Part 01!
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Hello and welcome to my channel allinfobits Today we are starting the new series the birds of the world Birds are a captivating group of animals. They are found on every continent. Their presence graces our skies and fills our forests with vibrant colors and melodious songs. But have you ever wondered about their origins? Birds, with their unique features and remarkable abilities, are actually ...
Oganesson!
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Oganesson Og 118 Atomic Mass: 294 State: Solid Discovery: 2006 (teams from Joint Institute for Nuclear Research, Dubna, Russia and Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, California, USA) The final member of the periodic table is oganesson. Its atoms have the highest number of protons, electrons, and neutrons of any element discovered so far. The heaviest element oganesson; scientists think it ...
Radon
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Radon Rn 86 ATOMIC MASS 222 STATE Gas DISCOVERY 1900 Friedrich Ernst Dorn Radon is the only natural radioactive noble gas. This element is produced by the breakdown of uranium and other radioactive metals. Being a gas, radon escapes from minerals, such as uraninite, into the air. Radon can gather in caves and basements in certain areas, and its radiation poses a risk to health. In most places, ...
Xenon!
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Xenon Xe 54 ATOMIC MASS 131.293 STATE Gas DISCOVERY 1898 (Sir William Ramsay and Morris Travers) Xenon is so rare that there is only one atom of this gaseous element for every 10 million atoms in the air. A balloon filled with xenon does not float, but drops straight to the ground. This is because this gas is five times heavier than air. Pure xenon in a glass sphere: This sample of xenon is tra...
Krypton!
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Krypton Kr 36 ATOMIC MASS 83.798 STATE Gas DISCOVERY 1898 (Sir William Ramsay and Morris Travers) This element’s name comes from the Greek word “kryptos”, which means the “hidden one”. Krypton is naturally present in the air, but it is 20 times less abundant than neon. Krypton is not found in any minerals and only tiny amounts of it can be found in the air. Sir William Ramsey won a Nobel Prize ...
Argon!
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Argon Ar 18 ATOMIC MASS 39.95 STATE Gas DISCOVERY 1894 (Lord Rayleigh and Sir William Ramsay) Argon is the third most abundant gas in the atmosphere, after nitrogen and oxygen. About 1 per cent of Earth’s atmosphere is made up of argon, the most common noble gas on Earth. Argon was named after the Greek word Argos, meaning “idle”; because early chemists were left with it after removing all othe...
Neon!
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Neon Ne 10 ATOMIC MASS 20.18 STATE Gas DISCOVERY 1898 (Sir William Ramsay and Morris Travers) The name of this gas means the “new one”. Tiny amounts of the element were locked in Earth’s rocks when the planet formed, are released in volcanic eruptions and end up in the air. Neon makes up around one thousandth of 1 per cent of the atmosphere. Pure neon, a transparent gas, is extracted by cooling...
Helium Part 02!
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Helium Part 02! DIVING: Helium is a major component of the gas mix deep sea divers breathe while underwater. AIRBAGS: Helium and argon gas are used in combination to inflate the airbags of newer cars. Helium has the lowest melting point and boiling point of any element. To turn helium into a liquid, it must be cooled to an extreme temperature of -269°C (-452°F). Liquid helium is used to make th...
Helium Part 01!
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Helium Part 01! Helium He 2 ATOMIC MASS 4.003 STATE Gas DISCOVERY 1895 (Per Teodor Cleve, Nils Abraham Langlet, and Sir William Ramsay) Helium is the second lightest element after hydrogen. This transparent gas was first discovered in 1868 by Sir William Ramsay, a Scottish chemist. This noble gas is much more common in space than on Earth. Today, we know that a quarter of all the atoms in the U...
Noble Gases Part 02!
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The Noble Gases 2! Atomic structure: Apart from a helium (He) atom that has two electrons in its outer shell; all other elements in this group have atoms with eight electrons. Physical properties: All the members of this group are colourless gases. Going down the group, the density increases - radon (Rn) is 54 times denser than helium. Chemical properties: Noble gases never react in nature. In ...