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why do we have tides?

🌊 Why Earth Has Tides Tides happen because gravity pulls on Earth’s oceans unevenly. Two celestial players are involved: 🌕 1. The Moon’s Gravity (the main cause) The Moon pulls on Earth, but it pulls… 

The Sun – a brilliantly shining dwarf star.

The Sun: A Dazzling Dwarf With Outsized Power The Sun may be classified as a yellow dwarf star, but there’s nothing small about its influence. This seething sphere of plasma—mostly hydrogen and helium—powers every weather… 

FOMO300K, FOMO60K datasets of brain scans

Download on Hugging Face. Description is in the paper A large-scale heterogeneous 3D magnetic resonancebrain imaging dataset for self-supervised learning FOMO60K is a subset of FOMO300K that includes 60,529 MRI scans collected from 13,900 MRI… 

What’s Vikings’ sagas?

The Vikings cherished storytelling, sharing tales of epic battles, perilous voyages, and heroic deeds through sagas—long oral narratives and poems that entertained while preserving their culture, values, and history for future generations. Since most Vikings… 

The story of Farecast air flights prediction

When Oren Etzioni, a computer science and engineering professor at the University of Washington, discovered that the passenger sitting next to him had paid about $70 less for the exact same flight — even though… 

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