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AI study finds hidden mathematical laws shaping cuisines across cultures
A new study reveals that recipes follow mathematical laws, much like human language. Researchers at IIIT-Delhi used AI to analyse over 118,000 recipes from 26 cuisines. They found four statistical laws shaping cooking globally.
The World’s Quietest Place Exists, And It Changes How You Hear
The anechoic chamber at Orfield Laboratories is recognized as the quietest place on Earth, measuring at -9 dB. This extreme silence allows visitors to hear their own bodily functions, revealing how the brain adapts to a lack of external sound and highlighting the dynamic nature of human hearing and perception.
Acid in the air? IMD study finds rain turning more acidic in India
A 34-year study reveals a concerning trend of increasing acidity in India's rainwater. Visakhapatnam, Prayagraj, and Mohanbari are experiencing more acidic rainfall. Pune also shows a concerning trend. The decline in pH levels is linked to pollution from industries, vehicles, and agriculture. Experts warn that continued acidification could damage monuments, corrode infrastructure, and contaminate water sources with heavy metals.
What is an Earthquake? Why it happens, and how is it measured?
Earthquakes are the result of the Earth's ever-moving tectonic plates. They serve as a reminder of the dynamic and ever-changing nature of our planet. While we cannot prevent earthquakes, understanding their causes and effects can help us better prepare for and respond to these natural events, minimizing their impact on our lives and the world around us.
How to predict financial markets using MS Excel
To calculate the probability of returns, normal distribution appears appropriate as the asset returns can take both positive and negative values. However, contrary to returns, the asset prices have a lower zero bound.
Age is not just a number for dogs
The new way to calculate it doesn’t really help mathematically challenged humans.
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Ocean acidification may hit unprecedented levels: Study
Ocean acidification is likely to hit the levels not seen in the past 14 million years, under a 'business-as-usual' scenario of carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions. Ocean acidification occurs when CO2 from the atmosphere is absorbed by seawater, resulting in more acidic water with a lower pH, said researchers.
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