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India trivia

Interesting facts about India India trivia - read what this country is famous for, why not eat with your left hand and what you can buy with a 0 rupee note. 1. The capital of India since August 15, 1947 is 22 million inhabitants (the entire agglomeration) New Delhi. Until that day, India was subject to Great Britain, and the capital was in Calcutta. However, Mumbai is the largest Indian city. 2. According to data for 2017, the country has 1,326,572,000 people. Such a result places this country in second place in terms of population and is second only to the Chinese. 368 people live on one square meter in India. 3. In terms of area, the country is ten times larger than Poland. 4. The mainstream religion is Hinduism professed by nearly 78% of the population. 5. The Indian flag called Tiranga consists of three horizontal stripes: saffron, white and green. In turn, they symbolize courage and sacrifice; truth and peace; religiosity, fertility and chivalry. There is also a

How can some people in Canada miss gravity?

Gravity in the surrounding areas, including the Hudson Bay area and Quebec, is lower than in other areas. For more than four decades, scientists have tried to identify the causes of much of Canada's “missing” gravity, especially the Hudson Bay area. In other words, the gravity in the Hudson Bay region and surrounding areas is lower than in other parts of the world, a phenomenon first discovered in the 1960s when the Earth's gravitational field is charted. Two theories have been proposed to explain this theory. But before we review them, it's important to first consider what creates gravity. At the base level, gravity is proportional to mass. So, if the mass of a certain area somehow becomes smaller, then gravity becomes smaller. Gravity can vary in different parts of the earth. We usually think of it as a ball, but the earth actually expands at the equator and becomes flat on the pole due to rotation. The mass of the earth does not spread proportionally, it can ch

Interesting facts about India.

Interesting facts about India. Country india. Ancient india-interesting facts. There are so many corners on our planet that even the most captivated person will not be indifferent. In this article, we will look at the oldest civilization that has preserved its current culture. She is surprised, amazes us with our contrast, worldview. This wonderful country is India. Amazing country In the modern world you can find almost all the information of interest, including interesting facts about India. You can read as many books as you like or watch movies and videos about her, but you will still know very little about this condition. India is the only country on earth that hasn't ceased its religious and cultural traditions since long ago. All the great civilizations of ancient India-the Sumerians, the Egyptians, the Celtic, the ancient Romans and others-were born and sunk in oblivion, while the Indians survived to this day. The country is amazing and noticeable every turn, so

Vitamin-C [ You don't have to eat vitamin C when you're not eating]

  :: Welcome to Primordialprecept8 website! :: First of all, before I talk about taking vitamin C, I want to say that vitamin C is not a vitamin. Many people treat vitamin-C just like vitamins, so they limit it to 60 mg. But the creation of man himself at the time of creation is the clear evidence of Noah's Flood. We must approach in faith. As mentioned earlier, vitamin-C can be biosynthesized in most animals, except for primates, including humans, and experimental animals called guinea pigs. To determine the needs of humans that are not biosynthetic, it may be indirect to know how much daily synthesis is possible in biosynthesized animals. Investigation of the body's biosynthesis in many animals has shown that it converts from as little as 5g to as high as about 20g per day when weighed at 70kg. Although this amount cannot be applied to human vitamin-C doses, it is inconclusive when determining human doses, admitting that many biological phenomena are similar. S