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How does a Mirror Work?

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A mirror is a glass with a coating at its back. When we look into a mirror, light rays from us go and strike it. The rays pass through the glass and are reflected from the coating. The light is reflected back by a flat mirror at the same angle as it strikes the mirror. This makes an image seen in a flat mirror appear to be the same size and shape as the object. But a mirror image is always reversed.
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Optimizing Data with Content-Encoding

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  🌟 Dive into the world of Content Encoding! 🚀 Ever wondered how those large files magically shrink in size before reaching your device? It's all thanks to Content-Encoding! 🎉 Check out the full article here:  Optimizing Data with Content-Encoding
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What is a Komodo Dragon?

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T he Komodo dragon is the largest lizard in the world and belongs to the family of monitor lizards. Komodo is, in fact, the largest land lizard to have ever existed on the earth and can measure up to three metres long. They inhabit only the island of Komodo and the neighbouring Indonesian islands. The dragon hunts wild pigs, deer and monkeys and also scavenges on carrion. Young Komodo dragons catch insects and small mammals. Which Birds are the Fastest Fliers? Swifts are among the fastest flying birds. The spine tailed swifts of eastern Asia are the fastest known birds
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Where is Antarctica?

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The Antarctica is a continent that surrounds the South Pole. It is a vast cold region with harsh climatic conditions. Very few animals can live in the freezing conditions there . These animals have large amounts of fat or fur to protect them. Some of these animals are penguin, seal, cormorant, skua , etc. Nearly all the land in the Antarctica is covered by ice cap except for few mountain ranges. This ice cap is about 2,500 metres thick and at some places it is up to 4,700 metres thick.
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What is a Neutron Star?

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A neutron star is the smallest and densest kind of star . It is about 20 km in diameter and have more than 1.4 times the mass of our Sun. This means that a teaspoonful would weigh a billion tons! As long as a star shines, the power of its radiation holds all the parts of atoms apart. But when the star begins to die, the gravity in the star makes the outer layer collapse inwards with such force that the centre is crushed to solid neutrons because the electrons and protons are forced together to make neutrons. A neutron star is one of the strangest objects in the universe. It becomes a million times heavier than lead. A pinhead size piece of a neutron star would weigh as much as a huge multi-storeyed building .
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