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Real Madrid - Athletic
**Real Madrid continued their impressive La Liga campaign with a 2-0 win over Athletic Club at the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium on **March 31, 2024**. The match was crucial in cementing their hold on the top spot of the league, as **Rodrigo Goes** put in a superb performance for Los Blancos, scoring two goals.
By Rahul Sana10 months ago in History
Some important discoveries made by mistake
X-raysX-rays or x-rays are a type of electromagnetic radiation with short wavelengths. X-rays have brought about a revolutionary change in the diagnosis of diseases in the medical field. The wavelength of x-rays is not seen as much shorter than ordinary light. Due to its short wavelength, it can easily penetrate any material. In 1895, German physicist William Roentgen discovered this ray. 'Cathode rays' had been discovered long before. But researchers still did not know that it was possible to take pictures of the human skeleton using it. In 1895, William Roentgen was experimenting with cathode rays in a glass tube covered with black paper. His aim was to test whether cathode rays were emitted from the glass. At that time, an interesting incident occurred. He saw that a kind of light beam was visible a few feet away from where he was standing! He thought that the light might be coming out from somewhere in the cardboard. But the experiment showed that the rays were not bursting the cardboard, but rather penetrating the cardboard. Seeing the incident, William Roentgen thought: Why can't the rays that can penetrate the cardboard penetrate the human body? That's what he thought. He conducted the experiment with his wife's hand in front of him, and a history-changing event occurred. For the first time, it was possible to create a photographic image of the human skeleton without cutting it. Mrs. Roentgen was shocked to see the picture of her own skeleton and said, "I feel like I'm seeing death before my eyes!" Since the properties of this invisible ray were unknown, William Roentgen named it X-ray. However, many people also call it "radiation rays" after his name. Penicillin The discovery of penicillin is a milestone in modern medicine. It is the first antibiotic discovered in the world. It protects against infections caused by bacteria. Its inventor was physician and bacteriologist Alexander Fleming. There is an interesting story behind the discovery of penicillin.
By Md Ariful Islam10 months ago in History
The Earliest History of Earth . AI-Generated.
The Earliest History of Earth Earth has been around for more than 4.5 billion years, a long time that saw the planet's birth, the formation of its first crust, and the emergence of life from a hostile environment. Although science has made impressive progress in deciphering the secrets of Earth's beginnings, understanding this early history is like putting pieces of a puzzle together with only bits of information.
By articelmunaf10 months ago in History
Key Characteristics of a Business Products or Services
Business The act of making a living or earning money through the production or purchase and sale of goods and services is known as business. It also includes "any activity or enterprise entered into for profit.
By MD ANAMUL HAQUE10 months ago in History
Iran and the US Hold Second Round of Nuclear Negotiations in Rome
Iran and the US Hold Second Round of Nuclear Negotiations in Rome Tensions are high and attempts to revive the 2015 Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), also known as the Iran nuclear agreement, have failed. The negotiations take place at this time.
By md shahin ahammed raj10 months ago in History
Spirit of Service: The Soldier’s Duty After Death
Duty Beyond Death: The Story of Baba Harbhajan Singh In 1946, a small village called Kuka in the Kapurthala district of Punjab welcomed the birth of Harbhajan Singh. He came from humble beginnings, but his heart was filled with a profound sense of patriotism from a young age. At just 15, in 1956, Harbhajan Singh enlisted in the Indian Army, joining the 14 Rajput Regiment. His dream was to serve his country and safeguard its borders. No matter how perilous the circumstances, he approached his duties with unwavering dedication.
By Nikita Angel10 months ago in History
Loved it! 😍
This debut novel delivers captivating characters in this gripping tale of a plan to save mankind. Pope John Paul II and the future Pope Benedict XVI become enmeshed in a perilous scheme. A former British agent finds himself in deadly encounters with sinister forces while protecting a scientist with a dark secret, and his innocent lover. Together, with an altruistic cardinal, they form an unusual bond as they each hold a secret that could cause the ruination of the Vatican and the Catholic Church as they search for The Shroud Solution.
By NILIMA MISTRY10 months ago in History
Why Reading Books is Essential for a Better Life.
Benefits of reading books Books are the foods of statistics and mind. The enthusiastically in the world have viewed books as an necessary phase of lifestyles at some stage in the ages. Books are no longer virtually a potential of passing time, they play an integral role in shaping human thinking, language, imagination and human qualities. Although technological know-how has influenced every and each and every factor of our lives in the present era, the importance of books has now no longer diminished in any way. On the contrary, reading books has emerge as even greater vital if considered from the right perspective.
By Md. Arafat Rahman10 months ago in History
Paradoxical . AI-Generated.
The Story Behind Paradoxical Sajid: A Journey Through Faith and Curiosity Paradoxical Sajid is not just a book—it’s a phenomenon that sparked debates, changed perspectives, and opened the minds of thousands of young readers, especially in Bangladesh. Written by Arif Azad, this book gained massive popularity for its unique way of tackling the most controversial and thought-provoking questions about religion, science, and belief in God. Through the fictional character of Sajid, the book takes readers on an intellectual and spiritual journey, aiming to bridge the gap between faith and logic.
By articelmunaf10 months ago in History
WHAT IS NEXT WITH BITCOIN
What is Next with Bitcoin New Geneva pulsated with digital life in the neonlit skyline. People stopped pulling out their wallets and instead scanned their wrists where crypto wallet chips pulsed beneath the skin. Augmented reality advertisements filled every street corner and drones zipped overhead to deliver everything from coffee to contact lenses.
By Shihab Shaharia10 months ago in History
