Can a country actually claim the Moon or other celestial body as their territory? The Outer Space Treaty ”Treaty on Principles Governing the Activities of States in the Exploration and Use of Outer Space, including the Moon and Other Celestial Bodies” The treaty is the foundation of international space law for signatory nations (108 in 2019). The treaty presents principles… Read more →
Paper is made out of wood pulp which contains cellulose. Another organic substance binding the cells, fibers and vessels that constitute wood, is LIGNIN. Apparently, it is the most abundant renewable carbon source after cellulose. Cellulose, a colourless substance, is remarkably good at reflecting light, which means we see it as being white. To make a fine white paper (Bond… Read more →
This is related to pharmacology and pharmacy. Generally, prescriptions written by doctors have these symbols at the beginning. Rx It actually comes from the word ‘Recipere’, meaning prepare. In medieval times, pharmacists used to make drugs and doctors would just write down the components and amounts to be needed and send the patients to the pharmacists with the prescription. The… Read more →
YOU ARE GETTING OLD!!!! This site is awesome…
As an example, you can check out your life statistics on the You’re getting old! https://you.regettingold.com
Life stats reveal the number of breaths or heartbeats, the number of Moon revolutions since your birth, or the total number of candles on birthday cakes etc.
Making you think about the value of time😏
What are Tracking Pixels and How Do They Work? Actually, there’s not much danger, though it’s better to be aware of it ⤵️ Marketers use a tracking pixel to monitor user behaviour after they open an email. They call it a 1 × 1 transparent pixel in gif format and graphic used to track user behaviour, site conversions, web traffic,… Read more →
What’s Wrong With Mobile Apps Tracking You? For some reason, there is a certainty that you have not even thought about such a question. Data about you is collected, which is often sensitive (depending on the insolence of the developers); Your data wastes Internet traffic and battery power; Finding out what data is leaking is impossible for the average user,… Read more →
If you accidentally hit “Caps Lock” instead of “Shift”, it might be worth disabling it. This is how you disable it: 1⃣ Press “Win + R”, type “regedit” and press “OK”. 2⃣ Go to “ComputerHKEYLOCALMACHINESYSTEM CurrentControlSetControlKeyboard Layout” 3⃣ Press PCM and create a “Binary parameter” named “ScanCode Map” 4⃣ Change the binary parameter to “00 00 00 00 00 00… Read more →
Windows includes the Snap feature, which allows you to pin a window to a specific area of the screen. The width and height of the window are determined automatically. For example, suppose you have two windows open at the same time: a browser and a Word document that you want to see on the screen at the same time. Navigate… Read more →
By default, Windows features “very helpful” programs you never use: “People”, “Xbox”, “Maps”, useless “Mail” and “Tips”. Here is how you remove remove them: 1️⃣ Open PowerShell as an administrator. 2️⃣ Enter the command “Get-AppxPackage | Select Name, PackageFullName” to get a list of all installed programs. 3️⃣ Enter the command “Get-AppxPackage *people* | Remove-AppxPackage”. People are just an example,… Read more →
Motion sickness, in general, is caused when your inner ear and your eyes disagree about whether you’re moving. When you read in a car, your visual field stays still but your inner ear detects the twists and turns. This sensory conflict triggers nausea, possibly because the brain thinks you’ve eaten something toxic that’s making you hallucinate. Motion sickness occurs when… Read more →
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