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Why are the strawberry, grasshopper & frogs levitating (floating) even though there is nothing in between? 

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Why are the strawberry, grasshopper & frogs levitating (floating) even though there is nothing in between? 

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be careful

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dangeurous

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Zombie fungus infects spiders and insects

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The zombie ant fungus, Ophiocordyceps, infects a few ants within a colony at any given time, with the infection being 100% lethal. While graveyards with up to 20 or 30 ants per square meter have been found, the exact daily infection rate isn't precisely measured. The fungus spreads by firing spores from the dead ant's head, which can infect other ants.

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This “zombie ant” fungus really does infect ants. But no Ophiocordyceps species invades any fish, amphibians or mammals. Insects are a much more rudimentary system. They have a much lower body temperature, a much simpler set of internal organs.

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1. 1. Plastics:

Examples include PVC, polyethylene, and polypropylene, used in everything from bottles to toys.

2. 2. Glass:

Used for windows, bottles, and other applications, it's a versatile and transparent material.

3. 3. Ceramics:

Examples include pottery, tiles, and bricks, known for their heat resistance and durability.

4. 4. Rubber:

Used in tires, hoses, and other flexible items, it's a polymer derived from natural or synthetic sources.

5. 5. Paper:

From books and newspapers to packaging, paper is a widely used material made from wood pulp.

6. 6. Leather:

Derived from animal hides, it's used in clothing, footwear, and other products.

7. 7. Concrete:

A mixture of cement, water, and aggregates, it's a common building material.

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In a matter of days, the fungus has infected millions, and the apocalypse has begun. In real life, Cordyceps behaves a bit differently. It's edible and has been harvested and used medicinally for thousands of years as an aphrodisiac and a tonic to promote general well-being.

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No, the "zombie fungus," scientifically known as Cordyceps, is not venomous to humans. It is a parasitic fungus that infects insects, manipulating their behavior to aid its own reproduction, but it does not pose a threat to humans. In fact, Cordyceps is used in some health supplements and traditional Chinese medicine, with potential benefits like improved immunity and athletic performance.

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The zombie fungus is not capable of infecting humans. It is actually common in some health supplements and in Chinese herbal medicine as it can improve immunity and possibly be helpful in fighting cancer cells or shrinking tumor size.

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Ophiocordyceps unilateralis, commonly known as zombie-ant fungus, is an insect-pathogenic fungus, discovered by the British naturalist Alfred Russel Wallace in 1859. Zombie ants, infected by the Ophiocordyceps unilateralis fungus, are predominantly found in tropical rainforests.

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The Zombie Fungi That Inspired 'The Last of Us' Is Actually Edible—And Super Common. It won't turn you into a zombie. Instead, it's typically eaten for health and medicinal purposes.

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Ophiocordyceps, the fungus from 'The Last Of Us,' is real. But is it as deadly? This species of fungus, Ophiocordyceps, is known for using "mind control" on insect hosts.30 Jan 2023

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unilateralis spore, the spore attaches itself to the ant and begins to drill into the ant's exoskeleton with a combination of enzymes and pressure. When past the ant's exterior armor, fungal cells feed on the ant's insides and begin to spread throughout the unfortunate victim's body.

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zombie fungus cant take us down But toxoplasma is here to take us down a notch. What we consider to be our free will may, in some cases, actually be the intentions of a tiny being that has slipped into our brains.

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Materials are the substances that make up objects and can be classified by their properties, origin, or function. Common examples include wood, metal, plastic, and glass. Materials science is the study of materials, their properties, and their applications.

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Examples of Metals:

Aluminium (Al), Copper (Cu), Iron (Fe), Gold (Au), Lead (Pb), Silver (Ag), Tin (Sn), Zinc (Zn), Titanium (Ti), and Uranium (U).

Metal Alloys:

Alloys are mixtures of two or more metals, and some common examples include:

Steel (iron and carbon), Bronze (copper and tin), and Brass (copper and zinc).

Other meanings of "metal":

Metal (in slang): Can describe something or someone as "cool," "awesome," or "hardcore," often referencing the heavy metal music genre.

Metal (in astronomy): Refers to any atom other than hydrogen and helium.

Metal (in construction): Refers to small stones or gravel mixed with tar to form tarmac for road surfacing

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Factors Affecting Magnet Alignment

1. Magnetic Declination: The angle between magnetic north (the direction the north end of a compass points) and true north (geographic north) varies by location. This phenomenon is known as magnetic declination and can cause compasses and other magnets to point slightly off from true north depending on where you are

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2. Nearby Magnetic Fields: If multiple magnets are nearby, they can interfere with one another's magnetic fields, causing the magnets to align in directions that differ from the expected North-South orientation. When magnets come close to each other, their fields interact, which can lead to slight misalignments

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3. Earth's Magnetic Field Variability: The strength and direction of Earth's magnetic field can change over time due to various natural alterations, including seismic activity and the movement of tectonic plates. These changes can lead to slight variations in the direction that magnets point

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4. Magnetization and Material Properties: Different materials have various magnetic properties and may respond differently in the presence of magnetic fields. For example, anisotropic magnets have different magnetic properties depending on the direction, which may also affect how they orient themselves when exposed to Earth’s magnetic field

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Conclusion

Due to the Earth's magnetic properties, local variations in fields, and inherent differences in magnet materials, magnets can indeed point in slightly different directions rather than aligning perfectly to North-South. Understanding these factors helps explain the behavior of magnets in various environments and conditions.

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