Jakarta – What if multiple moon orbits the Earth? This query arises due to the unusual object that appears just like the Moon orbiting the Earth. This was referred to as the ‘second moon’ of the Earth. Scientists have found the place the ‘second moon’ got here from. Though there are numerous objects in house … Read more
Jakarta – The telescope Cheops (Characterizing Exoplanet Satellite) belonging to the European Space Agency (ESA), discovered a glory effect or ‘glory effect’ on a planet outside the solar system. This rainbow-like phenomenon was discovered for the first time by astronomers. This glorious effect was discovered on WASP-76b, an ultra-hot exoplanet located 637 light years from … Read more
Falafel, one of the most emblematic dishes of Arab food Falafel, with its deep roots in Middle Eastern cuisine, is not only a delicious snack but also a nutritious way to incorporate plant-based protein into our diet. This dish, made from chickpeas or broad beans, is popular around the world for its versatility and flavor. … Read more
Jakarta – A study has dismissed concerns that social media can interfere with young people’s offline or real-life interactions. The study surveyed 800 people aged 10 to 18. Researchers found that more social media use was associated with more socializing offline, not less. This counters concerns that digital interactions are replacing face-to-face communication, and instead … Read more
Royal family Princess Elisabeth (22), the eldest daughter of King Philippe and Queen Mathilde, will study at Harvard University in the US from this summer. The Palace has announced this. Princess Elisabeth recently passed the entrance tests for the master’s degree in Public Policy, the Palace said in a press release. “This two-year master’s degree … Read more
The lockdowns during the corona pandemic have indirectly caused a large increase in obesity among children. More than a quarter of them moved less during that period, according to a survey by the World Health Organization. The World Health Organization (WHO) relies on data on more than 50,000 children from 17 countries in the European … Read more
ANPVisitors to the Ulu Mosque in Utrecht, earlier this year NOS news•today, 00:30 There will be no official training for imams in the Netherlands, writes outgoing Minister Van Gennip (Social Affairs). in a letter to the House of Representatives. This professional higher education course would start in September next year, but the various educational institutions … Read more
Jakarta – A galaxy is a part of the universe that begins its life with its stars. However, it is known that some of the stars in this galaxy rotate in a regular pattern and some randomly. I wonder why? Galaxies become disordered as they age. This is known through the motion of the stars … Read more
Cloves are known as a sweet and aromatic spice, but they have also been used in traditional medicine, with animal studies finding that compounds in cloves may have many health benefits, including support liver health and help stabilize blood sugar levels. This report reviews a group of potential health benefits of cloves when included in … Read more
Having cats before the age of 25 doubled the risk of schizophrenia. The parasite Toxoplasma gondii, present in cats, is responsible. The disease can be asymptomatic but can lead to severe symptoms. The parasite is transmitted through feces, eggs, raw meat, fruits, vegetables. The parasite can cause birth defects and mental disorders. The study was … Read more