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Siddharth Paul
SID CAST is a podcast which describes more about school studies and experiences we are having. Hey Guys my name is Siddharth and this is my podcast named SIDCAST where i'll discuss about different topics and information and knowledge. stay tuned to get in-depth knowledge. Do subscribe to my channel and help me grow. and also recommend my channel to your family and friends.
Hello guys welcome back to my podcast channel SID CAST and today topic is about Super massive black hole and other one also hope you enjoy it and don't forget to follow me. Super Massive Black Hole. So we will today talk about some questions and I will answer them so lets go. So what is a super massive black hole? So a super massive black hole is a monstrous giant of a universe it has so powerful pull that light speed can't escape it. Is there any black hole near or in the milky way? Yes, there is a Black hole near our solar system which is 3000 light years away. Are there any other types of black holes? Yes, there are four types of black holes. 1. Stellar Black hole
- Intermediate
3.Supermassive
- Miniature.
How does the Stellar black holes form? Stellar black holes are formed when a star explodes not small ones stars which have the size of 3 times of our sun or 10 times they form Stellar black holes when they explode then the Stellar black hole form. How much does the small stellar black hole weigh? The small Stellar black hole weighs 20 times of our sun. Do we fall in the black hole or does the black hole suck us? We fall into the black hole because it has so powerful gravity. What will happen if two Super massive black holes merge? If two Super massive black holes merge this will not be a peaceful merge and there will be destruction in space. What will happen if two black holes spinning on opposite sides merge? There would be a severe battle between both of these black holes and which black hole will win and have more powerful gravity. Hope you enjoy this podcast and don't forget to follow me bye bye.
Hello, guys welcome back to my podcast channel SID-CAST and there is the link also https://open.spotify.com/show/5x2X5sIIMdxz22oq8IONTu and don't forget to follow and let's go. So the immortal jellyfish has biologically proved it is immortal but it can be killed if we take it out of the water and cut it into pieces and if there is any predator near it. It is very interesting right it is immortal but can be killed. It was discovered in 1883 in the Mediterranean sea but its unique ability was not discovered in 1883 its ability was founded in the 1990s. someone will say why is the jellyfish immortal? It is immortal because it can change age means it can change its biotic life that's amazing. Another mind-blowing thing about this jellyfish and other species of jellyfish is that if we cut a jellyfish half into pieces it can regenerate and there will be two jellyfishes. All species of jellyfishes do not have heart, brain, and lungs so how can they live? The jellyfish have very thin skin so they can absorb oxygen and they don't have any blood so they don't need a heart. Its scientific name is Turritopsis dohrnii. This species of immortal jellyfish can be worldwide from temperate to tropic water. The immortal jellyfish eats plankton, tiny molluscs, larvae, and fish eggs. Now how does the jellyfish can turn into a baby if it's old? This is because the jellyfish turns itself into a bloblike cyst, which then develops into a polyp colony, essentially the first stage in jellyfish life. The jellyfish's cells are often completely transformed in the process. Muscle cells can become nerve cells or even sperm or eggs. If you enjoyed this podcast don't forget to follow and bye bye.
So hello guys this is my third podcast and there is the link also given here https://anchor.fm/siddharth-paul9/episodes/Paleolithic-Age--Mesolithic-Age--and-Neolithic-Age--Ep-3--Part--3-e14e8jk and now enjoy. The Paleolithic Age Information :
During the Paleolithic or Old Stone Age, people used stone tools. Throughout the Paleolithic Age, human beings were hunter-gatherers. They lived out in the open, in caves, or under rocks overhangs. They gathered plant parts and hunted animals for food. The tools they made hunting and gathering easier.
The Middle Stone Age or the Mesolithic Age Information :
Towards the end of the Paleolithic Age, which lasted more than a million years, the climate started to get warmer. This climatic change resulted in the growth of several plants and animal species. It made life easier for early humans. This period is called Mesolithic Age.
The changes that took place in nature during the Mesolithic age changed the life of the hunter-gatherers in many ways. They started making better tools known as microliths.
The New Stone Age or the Neolithic Age :
Around 9000 BCE, the climate of the Earth began to change. The temperature began to rise and the climate became milder. It resulted in the birth of several new plants and animals. The growing season for plants became longer. And the Mesolithic era humans now know that plants grow from seeds and then they became farmers. So if you enjoyed the podcast make sure to follow and bye-bye
Are you ready for the jungle safari lets go. Kaziranga National Park is a protected area in the northeast Indian state of Assam. Spread across the floodplains of the Brahmaputra River, its forests, wetlands, and grasslands are home to tigers, elephants, and the world’s largest population of Indian one-horned rhinoceroses. Ganges River dolphins swim in the park’s waters. It’s visited by many rare migratory birds, and gray pelicans roost near Kaziranga village. Talking about the historical fact of this park, it is heard that this park is related to Mary Curzon - the wife of Lord Curzon who was the Viceroy of India. Once Mary Curzon paid a visit to this park and her main aim was to see the famous Indian one-horned Rhinoceros. At that time, she could not find even a single rhinoceros there. It was the time when she asked Lord Curzon - her husband to take some serious steps to give protection to endangered wildlife species like Indian one-horned rhinoceros. On her encouragement, Lord Curzoninitiated wildlife protection planning. It was his efforts that Kaziranga Reserve Forest came into existence and wildlife explorers can explore rare and unseen species of wildlife.
So now we will talk about our most favorite 1 Horned rhino lets go for information.
The Indian rhinoceros also called the Indian rhino, greater one-horned rhinoceros, or great Indian rhinoceros is a rhinoceros species native to the Indian subcontinent. It is listed as Vulnerable on the IUCN Red List, as populations are fragmented and restricted to less than 20,000 km². So now we will get information about the 1 horned rhino and the Kaziranga National Park. But for the first, we will know about 1 horned rhino after that Kaziranga National Park. Scientific name: Rhinoceros unicornis
Lifespan: 35 – 45 years ( the wild)
Class: Mammalia
Family: Rhinocerotidae
Mass: Male: 2,200 kg (Basel Zoo population), Female: 1,600 kg (Basel Zoo population)
Height: Male: 1.6 – 1.9 m (At Shoulder), Female: 1.5 – 1.7 m (At Shoulder).
Now Kaziranga National Park. Area: 430 km²
Established: 1908
Management: Government of India. Now I will tell you about the animals of the Karizanga National Park. Wild water buffalo, Indian hog deer, Sambar deer, Barasingha, Gaur, South Asian river dolphin, Assam macaque, Indian grey mongoose, and Hog badger, etc.
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