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181 | Flipping it right

It’s sad that no scientist has figured out the physics of tossing `parotta’ (an Indian flatbread) into the air. The secret …

May 6, 2004 June 26, 2025 STACK ONE
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180 / Diamonds Are for Bond

Back in 1971, the James Bond movie title ‘Diamonds Are Forever’ wouldn’t have occurred to anyone as notably significant. The well-known …

April 30, 2004 June 26, 2025 STACK ONE
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179 / The ultimate evolutionary innovation?

It was Eors Szathmary who likened language to an amoeba, and the human brain to the habitat in which it can …

April 24, 2004 April 11, 2025 STACK ONE
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178 / Comic strips aren’t ‘Hokum’

The theme of radiation is at the core of the comic strip dynamics. Marvel comics’ Incredible Hulk, a green-skinned monster, was …

April 16, 2004 April 11, 2025 STACK ONE
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177 / Are ‘couch potatoes’ born in the womb?

Pregnant women may take heed. Poor diet during the pregnancy may program their babies to become couch potatoes even before they …

April 9, 2004 April 11, 2025 STACK ONE
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176 / A baby’s body in a 30G collision

Imagine a young mother inside a fast car, holding a baby on her lap. The baby actually weighs 10 kg, but …

April 2, 2004 June 24, 2025 STACK ONE
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Sounds reach one of our ears first and then the other. The time delay in between is too short for us to perceive but it is long enough for the brain to process to determine the source of the sound. This deceptively simple feat is denied to frogs, lizards and birds because the distance between their eyes is too small. Well, then, how do they hear? Elementary. They have an air-filled cavity that connects their two eardrums. These are called “internally coupled ears” or ICE. This “tunnel in the head” is clearly visible when light falls into one ear of a gecko and then shines out of the other ear.
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