kimia (kimia67)

kimia

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Did you know Earth is not a perfect sphere Our planet is slightly squished at the poles and wider at the equator because of its rotation So Earth is actually closer in shape to a squashed ball than a perfect circle Even planets feel the effects of spinning

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Did you know bananas are berries but strawberries are not Botanically bananas qualify as berries while strawberries do not because their seeds are on the outside Nature does not care about what we call things it follows its own rules

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Most of the universe is invisible. Dark matter and dark energy make up almost everything but we cannot see them touch them or fully understand them. We only know they exist because without them nothing makes sense. Maybe life is the same. Some of the most important forces like time trust and hope cannot be seen but without them nothing really works.

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Trees can communicate with each other. Through underground fungal networks, trees send nutrients, warnings, and even support weaker or younger trees nearby. If one tree is attacked by insects, it can warn others to produce defensive chemicals before the danger reaches them. Forests aren’t just collections of trees they’re living communities, quietly helping each other survive. 🌳✨

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Did you know? Rain has a smell. That fresh, earthy scent after it rains comes from a natural compound released by soil bacteria. Our brains are so tuned to it that we can recognize it instantly even before the ground looks wet. Maybe that’s why rain feels calming. It carries a quiet memory of life, growth and new beginnings. 🌧️✨

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There are more possible games of chess than atoms in the observable universe. The number of unique chess positions is so huge that even if every atom were a computer, they still couldn’t store them all. So every time you play chess, you’re likely playing a game that has never existed before and will never exist again. β™ŸοΈβœ¨

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Did you know? Your heart doesn’t beat like a clock. The time between each heartbeat is always slightly different, and that’s actually a sign of a healthy heart. A perfectly regular heartbeat can be a warning, not a good thing. Life works the same way. A little irregularity, a little chaos, means something is alive and adapting. Perfect isn’t alive. Variation is. ❀️✨

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