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Engage in meaningful discussions and connect with experts in our dynamic forum.Why can a small needle float on water even though it’s made of metal?
When you gently place a small metal needle on the surface of water, something surprising happens — it does not sink immediately. Instead, it stays floating on top of the water. Even though metal objects normally sink because they are heavy, in this case the needle seems to rest on … ..
Zoya Shaikh ─ 3 days ago
0 votes | 0 answers | 1 viewsWhy do mountains form on Earth?
This question is about how big hills called mountains are made on Earth and what natural forces change the land to make these high areas. Geographical or scientific approach with reference to this answer is welcomed. ..
Maria Shaikh ─ 25 days ago
1 votes | 1 answers | 2 viewsWhich continents have the largest population and why?
This question asks about the continents with the largest populations and seeks to explore factors like geography, resources, climate, and history that influence where people live worldwide. Plz answer in detail. ..
Maria Shaikh ─ 27 days ago
0 votes | 0 answers | 2 viewsWhat is the function of RAM in a computer?
This question is asking you to explain the primary role of Random Access Memory (RAM) in a computer system, specifically how it relates to storing and accessing data and applications during operation. It requires an understanding of how RAM temporarily holds information, allowing the computer's processor to access and process … ..
Zoya Shaikh ─ 1 month ago
2 votes | 2 answers | 3 viewsWhy doesn’t the air around us get finished?
Every second, all living beings breathe in oxygen from the air and breathe out carbon dioxide. If we keep removing oxygen and adding carbon dioxide, it seems logical that the air around us should gradually lose its oxygen and become filled with carbon dioxide. Yet, this does not happen in … ..