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 Hello Dear viewers today we will know about why planes don't fly over the Pacific Ocean?  So let's get start, Why is my airline going out of its way to avoid the Pacific Ocean? Is this a mistake? Did I accidentally sign up for the caribouroute? At first you might think it was a safety issue. The Pacific is the largest and deepest of the world’s oceans.  If a plane encounters a problem over a seemingly endless and bottomless pond of water, the pilots are going to have a rough time finding  a safe spot to set her down. Alaska might not be over populated with international airports, but it’s a lot better than the middle of the ocean. How’s that for a tourism slogan? “Alaska, at least it’s better than sinking!” Okay, I apologize Alaska… Guessing that it was a safety precaution wouldn't be entirely wrong. When planning a route, many pilots prefer to maximize the number of airports along their path. Emergencies are incredibly rare relative to how many planes take to

Hi Dear Viewers today's Article is about future of Earth. So let's get start,  Humanity has been around for about 200,000 years and has experienced a massive amount of change already. From our starting point in Africa, we've managed to colonize the entire world at this point and even reached as far away as the moon. The Bering land bridge that once connected Asia and North America with one another has long since been submerged beneath the ocean, so if humanity exists for another billion years, then what additional changes or events can we reasonably expect to happen? Well, starting at about ten thousand years into the future, we will encounter the year 10,000 problem. Software that encodes the AD calendar year as a four digit decimal will no longer be able to encode dates starting at 10,000 AD. Iit will be a real Y10K, and in addition, if current trends of globalization continues, then human genetic variation will no longer be regionalised by this point, meaning that all hu

 Hello Dear Readers Today's Top 10 Questions Science Cant Answer.  Starting us off with number 10 is,   Reality,We as humans, they as scientists, no one knows if reality is real and we cant prove its real either. And im not just saying that as a generalisation. Have you ever woken up from an amazing dream or a really bad night mare and youre kind of just stuck some where in between a memory and a dream? That feeling itself emphasises that there are limitations to ours senses. Our senses may not be telling us the full story around us, the people and things around us could very well be illusions and we wouldnt know. They could be constructs of our own internal mechanism or created by our subconscious. Scientists have admitted they arent sure ifwe’ll ever understand the true nature of reality. The deeper we think about it the stranger it becomes. We already keep discovering new forces, particles, functions etc that drive our world so for all we know the world could have thousands of d

Hi readers today we are going to know about  Breakthrough of the year (2019)  Every year, reporters and editors at Science choose several runners-up, and one Breakthrough of the Year. Before we get to the Breakthrough, here are the runners-up. In Mexico, researchers have drilled rock cores from the Chicxulub crater. The cores chronicle in minute-by-minute detail the asteroid impact that wiped out the dinosaurs. Other studies have revealed how the impact immediately destroyed living things thousands of kilometers away, and how mammals and plants recovered in the thousands of years that followed. A team of physicists claimed its rudimentary quantum computer performed a calculation in 200 seconds, that would overwhelm a conventional super computer. The achievement is known as quantum supremacy, and it marks a significant milestone on the long road to a fully functioning quantum computer.  Artificial intelligence systems have conquered a variety of complex two-person games. But this year,

Hello Dear viewers today we will know about Black Hole. So Guys let's get Started,  Iconic theoretical physicist Stephen Hawking may have passed away in 2018 but papers he wrote are still coming out after his death His latest paper released in October argues that black holes might be covered in soft hair what does he mean by that We're gonna get there by the end of this video but first we're gonna understand what the heck a black hole is by doing a Cool weird demo that shows us intuitively why you cannot escape a black hole according to Einstein's theory of relativity the gravity of any given object is proportional to its density So if an object is dense enough then nothing that gets too close can ever escape no matter What nothing not even light can escape from an Ultra, dense object so we would call that a black hole Also can we just take a moment to admire this black hole my incredible animator .  That's all know from the explanation of nothing being

Hello dear viewers today we will know about most dangerous plants on Earth  • What plant can be to either treat heart failure, or poison someone? What toxic plant is responsible for killing the mother of Abraham Lincoln?  Here are 10 of the most dangerous plants onEarth.  10 – Belladonna• Belladonna goes by many names, all of which indicate that it is not to be taken lightly. • Deadly night shade, death cherries, and devil’s berries all refer to the same plant, which has been used as an effective poison for centuries. • The berries look delicious and tempting,but the entire plant is so poisonous, even a light touch will cause your skin to breakout. • At one point, Belladonna was thought tobe a good recreational drug. The trip supposedly started out nice, butthen led to permanent blindness, brain damage, and death. So no, it wasn’t a good recreational drug.  9 –Cerbera Odollam [The Suicide Tree]• The Cerbera Odollam is known as the “Suicide tree” in India, where its toxins are frequentl

Hello Dear viewers today we know about Dinosaurs,(the extinct species). So Lets get start,   Top 10 Theories About What Killed the Dinosaurs  10. Asteroid Many of the other theoretical causes of extinction stem from an asteroid impact, and an impact event is the leading theory as to what killed the dinosaurs. Called the Alvarez hypothesis, it was developed by Nobel Prize winning physicist Luis Alvarez, his geologist son Walter Alvarez and two chemists, Frank Asaro and Helen Michels.The team discovered incredibly high levels of iridium in the sedimentary layers wherethe Cretaceous–Paleogene boundary is found. Iridium is uncommon in the Earth’s crust,but it is common on asteroids. There was only one problem — if an asteroid hit Earth, where was the crater? Well in 1990, 10 years after the theory was published, researchers found the Chicxulub crater in Mexico. It’s believed that is was made by an asteroid thatwas about 110 miles wide and about six across — roughly the dimensio