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Starfish Are Heads That Can Crawl + Other Animal Facts
It turns out that starfish are their own heads. A starfish looks like it has five arms at first glance. Researchers have always been interested in why starfish look this way and where their heads are. Most animals, including humans, have bodies that are bilaterally symmetrical, which means that you can cut them in half and get two sides that are the same. But starfish, sand dollars, and other sea creatures are radially symmetrical, which means that their iodes have identical shapes. Parts spread out from the middle: Starfish and sea stars are unique because they are symmetrical in five ways, which means they can be split into five equal pieces.
By Daniel Lazarus2 years ago in Education
What happens if you don't have your brain?
What happens if you don't have your brain? I mean, you would need your brain to understand the words that I was speaking, and you would need your brain to decide whether or not you liked what you were hearing. You would also need your brain to move your muscles in just the right way to click and start reading this article.
By NyumbiBOMBI TV2 years ago in Education
X-Men '97: Same Theme Song, Same Voices, All-New Adventures Await!. Content Warning.
X-Men: The Enlivened Series Lives On - Another Section Starts (Yet Feels Outdated) Wonder Studios isn't known for avoiding fan-most loved characters, yet when it came to restoring X-Men: The Enlivened Series, there were two non-negotiables: the notorious signature melody and the first voice cast.
By Cine Spotlight Update2 years ago in Education
Alien: Romulus Promises a New Generation of Terror. Content Warning.
A Return to the Nostromo: Alien: Romulus Promises Fresh Terror with Familiar Thrills Fede Alvarez, the visionary director behind the upcoming science fiction horror flick Alien: Romulus, is taking the beloved franchise on a nostalgic journey back to its roots. But unlike a simple retread, Alvarez infuses this return with a fresh breed of terror and a new generation of characters poised to scream their way into our hearts (or what's left of them after encountering a Xenomorph). The recently released trailer cleverly bridges the gap between homage and innovation, sending chills down spines while simultaneously warming the hearts of longtime Alien fans.
By Cine Spotlight Update2 years ago in Education
Black Holes Explained – From Birth to Death.
Dark openings are among the most entrancing events known to man; they are baffling vast articles that challenge our appreciation of the universe. Dark openings entice us with questions that go to the center of presence, from their perplexing starting points to their staggering gravitational draw. Show up as we investigate the captivating properties of dark openings and the confusing secrets they hide as we take you on a journey through space.
By Abdur Rahman 2 years ago in Education
Animals in the Bible: Symbolism and Significance
Animals in the Bible: Symbolism and Significance The Bible is a rich and complex text, filled with stories, parables, and wisdom that have been interpreted and reinterpreted for centuries. One of the many fascinating aspects of the Bible is its use of animals as symbols and metaphors. From the lion of Judah to the dove of peace, animals are used to represent a wide range of concepts and ideas.
By Mayar Younes2 years ago in Education
The Take off and Stagger of SpaceX's Starship....
A ray of hope appears in the vastness of space as SpaceX launches its formidable Starship for a third time. The voyage holds much promise and presents many difficulties, but it also marks a turning point in humanity's exploration of space. Let's examine the main lessons learned from this amazing mission, where successes and failures combine to influence space exploration going forward.
By Abdur Rahman 2 years ago in Education
Oxagon: A Rising Star -The Saudi Silicon Valley of the Red Sea
Imagine a futuristic floating city rising from the blue waters of the Red Sea. This isn't science fiction; it's Oxagon, a revolutionary project which will redefine the Saudi Arabian industrial landscape. As a cornerstone of Vision 2030, the Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman (MBS) ambitious plan to diversify its economy beyond oil, Oxagon is one of the Vision 47 projects towards a more sustainable and technologically advanced future. By 2030, over $1 trillion (this is non official data as the Government data only estimates $500 billion) is expected to be invested in smart cities across Saudi, with Oxagon playing a pivotal role in this economic transformation.
By Andrea Zanon2 years ago in Education
The Mystic Poet of Love and Wisdom
Molana Jalal Ud Deen Rumi, commonly known as Rumi, was born in Balkh, Afghanistan, on September 30, 1207. Raised by his father, Bahā ud-Dīn Walad, a distinguished theologian and jurist, Rumi inherited his spiritual inclinations from a young age. His family later relocated to Anatolia, present-day Turkey, where Rumi received his early education in theology, jurisprudence, and Islamic sciences under the guidance of prominent scholars of his time.
By The Unknown Penman2 years ago in Education
what scientific facts does the bible mention
The Bible and Science: Echoes of Observation or Divine Revelation? The Bible, a foundational text for billions worldwide, has served as a moral and spiritual compass for millennia. However, the rise of modern science has ignited a debate about the Bible's potential alignment with scientific facts. This essay explores the intriguing possibility of scientific references within the Bible, the challenges of interpretation, and the ultimate value of this intersection between faith and reason.
By Mayar Younes2 years ago in Education
