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▶1.Why Clouds float in the air?
Do you know that each fluffy looking cloud weighs approximately 5,00,000 kgs each, then how can they float? Let see.
Forming clouds is a part of the Water cycle, the heat of the sun turns water into water vapor and the density of that water vapor is lighter than cold air around it. So the water vapor continuously rises and floats on the top of cold air in the form of clouds just like oil floats on water.
Clouds is a mixture of small water droplets and ice crystals, do you know how small these water droplets are, for comparison thickness of the hair is 0.05mm but the size of each small water droplets is 0.002mm.In a cloud there are 350,000,000,000 such droplets are present per cubic foot. So the Gravity on each droplet is negligible.
As a part of condensation,80,00,000 small water droplets combine and form a single raindrop and now the raindrop experiences a gravitational force and falls down until then nothing can stop a cloud from floating.
In addition to it, the sun's heat continuously evaporates water helping clouds to float around in the sky.
▶2.Why our Body temperature rises during Fever?
First of all, fever is not a disease, it is a defense mechanism of our body, it is a sign that our body is invaded by some Virus, Bacteria, or any Fungi.
Our body normal temperature is 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit and slightly changes according to our activities.
This body temperature is controlled by the part called Hypothalamus in our Brain. When our body is invaded by harmful microorganisms, the white blood cells release Pyrogens which reaches Hypothalamus through the blood. Hypothalamus raises the body temperature which kills the harmful microorganisms in our blood. But when the temperature reaches 104 degrees our body cells also suffer damage, so it is necessary to consult a doctor during Fever.
▶3.What is TRP on television?
TRP means Television Rating Point.TRP is a tool that tells the popularity of a TV channel like which channel is most viewing and deserves more add payment.
On the basis of TRP companies decide on which channel to play its adds, channels with more TRP gets more money from companies to play their adds in their channel.
In India TRP is calculated by BARC, its full name is Broadcast Audience Research Council of India. They have their devices all over the world with which they record the Audio watermark sounds in TV channels and found out which channel is most viewing in a particular place.
If you want to know the TRPs of all channels go and visit BARC official website.
▶4.Why all product prices are like Rs 99, Rs 299, Rs 999?
Do you ever wonder why most of the products are priced in the above pattern?
It is a marketing technique.
500 1000
499 999
We all read numbers from left to right, the first number has more impact on our mind than the last number. If we buy a product priced 499 rupees our brain believes that we brought it for 400 rupees. It is an illusion and also called Psychological pricing.
Someone will say there is cheating behind it. Let me tell you what it is if we buy a product priced 499 rupees, most of the shops don't give that one rupee back, and we also don't care about it. That 1 rupee is a tax-free profit for them. If they have 1000 customers daily, they will get 1000 rupees tax-free profit. If they have 300 branches all over India, they will get 10,80,00,000 crores profit in one year, for which they don't have to pay tax to the government.
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