Learning Made Fun: GK Questions For Class 8 Students To Stimulate Curiosity
Just like physical exercise, general knowledge (GK) questions are important to give the students insightful knowledge about the world.
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Unearthing the past: Mysteries of the Melanesian Plateau revealed
An extraordinary structure has formed at the bottom of the Pacific Ocean. Scientists remain uncertain about its nature and ...
Opinion: Biden’s missed chance to safeguard America’s oceans
President Biden has failed to protect America's ocean ecosystems, despite his professed goal of protecting 30 percent of the ...
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Wet weather remains in western Oregon, Washington over weekend
The chance for rain remains across western Oregon and southwest Washington for much of the day on Saturday. The rain ...
Apple keeps using photos of this Pacific Coast park for screen savers
The Samuel H. Boardman State Scenic Corridor is one of the prettiest parks on the West Coast — no wonder Apple keeps ...
Watch: Rare pod of up to 80 'offshore' orcas spotted in Monterey Bay
A pod of 60 to 80 killer whales rarely seen by researchers, was spotted Thursday by Whale Watchers out in Monterey Bay. They're called "offshore" orcas, and scientists say they haven't been seen off ...
Surf City Splash turns 25 on New Year’s Day
The Surf City Splash returns Wednesday for the hundreds eager to take a dip into the Pacific Ocean at high noon. This year ...
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THIS DAY IN HISTORY: Apollo 8 Returns to Earth 56 Years Ago, Capsule Splashes Down in the Pacific Ocean
On this day, December 27, 1968, the crew of Apollo 8 returned to Earth. Blazing into the atmosphere at over 38 kilometers per hour, the capsule splashed down in the Pacific Ocean about 4.7 kilometers ...
4 Million Dead: “Warm Blob” Disaster Causes Catastrophic Loss
The "warm blob" marine heat wave has resulted in the death of 4 million common murres in Alaska, with the population not ...
“60 Foot” Waves Blast California Coast, Wreak Havoc (Video)
Most notably, in terms of destruction on the west coast, a large chunk of the iconic Santa Cruz Wharf collapsed from the inundation of swell, and was sent spinning through the high seas like a rubber ...