Parnia

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🦁 Join me in playing Lion Game! Collect points and earn tokens! New game Start LionKing 🦁👑🦁

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Good night! Hope you all sleep tight and wake up to a beautiful day ahead. Think harder

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We all know it’s important for mental and physical health to get out into the natural world and, as the Gen Z idiom advises, “touch grass”. Now several authors take that idea a step further in their new books — describing how getting more connected with nature actually saved their lives. Depression, anxiety, grief, stress, rows with neighbours, arguments at home, work burnout, mid-life crises, tough childhood experiences, a sense of failure and separation from core values

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Authors Kathy Slack, Gordon Buchanan and Andy Hamilton explain how embracing the healing power of the natural world can help ease the pain of everything from burnout and mid-life crises to grief and depression

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Can connecting with nature save your life? Three authors share how ‘touching grass’ helped to pull them back from the brink

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Please Wait Simply not be overwhelmed by this Cast 👇👇👇👇

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Hello everyone. Happy Nowruz. I hope this year brings something truly good for the Iranian people who are celebrating Nowruz today. I hope you feel good too. I hope your family feels good. To continue the story, I was thinking—there’s still a lot in my head that you don’t know. Especially when it comes to philosophy, what I believe in, and why I react the way I do in certain moments. So little by little, I’ll give you some background. Just enough to help you understand me better, and also maybe make the content more useful for you. Because this story—what I’m telling you—it started off as something entertaining, even for me. But slowly, it became something educational. So maybe it can be the same for you. And if we add in a few philosophical reflections, maybe even a few political insights from time to time, it could be even better. 1403🔚🎇🎇🎇🎇🎇🎇🎇🎇🎇🎇🎇🎇🆕1404

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Scholars have long hypothesized that the lilies, when soaked in wine, release psychedelic properties used in hallucination-and-sex-fueled rituals dating back some 3,000 years. Perhaps, then, it's not surprising that a plant resembling the blue lotus is now marketed online as a soothing flower, one that can be smoked in a vape or infused in tea. There's just one problem, according to Liam McEvoy: The blue lotus used in ancient Egypt and the water lily advertised online are completely different plants.

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Few plants are more celebrated in Egyptian mythology than the blue lotus, a stunning water lily that stars in some of archaeology's most significant discoveries. Researchers found its petals covering the body of King Tut when they opened his tomb in 1922, and its flowers often adorn ancient papyri scrolls.

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Investigating the psychedelic blue lotus of Egypt, where ancient magic meets modern science

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Enaiposha and future exploration Some want to see whether metals in Enaiposha’s air, as a super-Venus, can form droplets or complex clouds. That might explain why so little light passes through its atmosphere. Others suspect it could be a stepping stone for modeling how thick atmospheres evolve. It might also show that sub-Neptunes can morph into something else with time.

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An air that dims the light When Enaiposha crossed between its star and Earth, tiny dips occurred at points on the spectrograph where certain gases absorb starlight. The data hinted at a metal-rich atmosphere with less hydrogen floating around than scientists had expected. One portion of the team’s work pointed that water vapor was present in the atmosphere, but that alone was not the big story.

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Why Enaiposha breaks the mold Sub-Neptune planets that are smaller than Neptune in size are the most common type of planet known to exist in the Milky Way, but they are absent from the solar system. They have atmospheres that consist of a variety of gases and atmospheric spectroscopy is used to analyze what gases are present. Enaiposha differs from a typical sub-neptune in that its upper layers are blanketed by haze and aerosols. This makes it very difficult to analyze the atmosphere spectroscopically to establish which gases form the atmosphere on the exoplanet.

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A surprising “super-Venus” Enaiposha, that also goes by the identifier GJ 1214 b, was first placed in a category that normally describes small, gas-rich worlds. New observations, however, suggest that it is more like Venus but on a bigger scale. Researchers propose calling it a super-venus because it appears to have a thick atmosphere composed of hydrogen, helium, water, methane and carbon dioxide. This finding came from recent measurements that showed faint traces of molecules at key parts of the spectrum.

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It started as another exoplanet in a group labeled “ordinary.” No one expected that a world, once thought to be a mini-Neptune, would reveal traits of a super-Venus and change how we see certain planetary types.

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New planet named Enaiposha is unlike anything in our solar system

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Thank you♥️🔷♥️

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@bracky I want in on the Madness! 🏀 Lets gooooo

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Stariii 🌟💛

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