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In the 1980s, many U.S. space missions were launched from the Carnaval Cape in Florida.


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From 1979 to 1989, the US space explorer Voyager II flew across the planets of Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune and sent many photographs.


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The soaring of returnable spacecraft or shuttles began in 1981.


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One of the first such visits this year was Columbia orbiting the Earth.


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These spacecraft can be lost due to accidents twice.


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Among them, the Challenger crash of 1986 is notable.


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Earlier in 1984, two U.S. astronauts cut connections to spacecraft and flew into space.


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In 1990, a US returnable spacecraft came with the Hubble telescope deployed into space.


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Since the end of the Cold War, US and Russian scientists have worked together on several projects since the 1990s.


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The International Space Station is one such project.


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Already there were many improvements in computer technology and the US Pathfinder spacecraft landed on Mars in 1997.


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He leaves a moving exploratory device or robot called Swazorna, controllable from Earth, to observe the surface of Mars.


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The images of Mars sent by humans sit home on Earth and watch on their television screens.


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In 2000, a device called Global Surveyor traced the existence of water on Mars.


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US Economic Growth McCarthyism Communist China Colonial Post-Africa Vietnam War Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos together formed Indochina colonies under the French Empire.


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Japan took over Indochina during World War II.


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The Viet Minh League, led by equalitarian leader Ho Chi Minh at this time, declared Vietnam independent from France.


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But at the end of World War II, France did not recognize the government of Ho Chi Minh.


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As a result, the war broke out in 1946 between French and Vietnamese nationalists who followed Ho Chi Minh.


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Finally, the war ended with the defeat of the French at the Battle of Dien Bien Fu in 1954.


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Through an international treaty, Vietnam is divided into two parts: communist North Vietnam and non-equalistic South Vietnam.


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Ho Chi Minh was founded as President of North Vietnam in 1954.


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His life goal was to bring the two Vietnamese together.


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The civil war broke out in Vietnam as soon as the two Vietnam-causing agreements were implemented.


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Viet Kong forces made up of communist guerrilla troops in Vietnam in the south receive assistance in North Vietnam.


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The South Vietnam government, on the other hand, wants military advice from the United States to fight the Viet Kang in 1961.


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The United States, alarmed, began to provide military assistance to the South Vietnam government to prevent the spread of communism.


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The war between North and South Vietnam erupted in full swing in 1964.


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The United States used to aid North Vietnam to the Soviet Union and South Vietnam.


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In 1965, the Markinis sent troops to South Vietnam.


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Australian troops also joined the Markinis in 1966.


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But fighting the guerrilla combat tactics of the Viet Kong forces was miserable.


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They dug and built numerous tunnel labyrinths.


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About 16,000 Viet Kong and North Vietnamese troops lived under the ground to avoid the bombing of US planes.


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Much of the war took place in the forests of South Vietnam.


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US troops landed in the jungle from a helicopter and attacked Viet Kong guerrilla troops by surprise.


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A route from China to Laos to South Vietnam was the route for the delivery of weapons to the Viet Kang; it was known as the Ho Chi Minh path.


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The Markinis bombed North Vietnam with the aim of blocking the supply path.


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Chemicals were flooded in many villages and giant forests in South Vietnam with the aim of destroying the hiding positions of the Viet Kong forces.


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But as a result many innocent Vietnamese lose their lives.


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Most Vietnamese worked in agriculture; they used to earn a living, especially by cultivating rice.


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Due to the destruction of grain fields and villages, they have to suffer too much.


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It was in 1966 that peace-loving U.S. citizens began an anti-war march in Vietnam.


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Peace treaty efforts failed in 1967; anti-war marches and movements spread to other countries beyond U.S. borders.


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In 1968, the North Vietnamese army and Viet Kong forces simultaneously carried out an attack called the Tete attack.


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In the wake of the Tete attack, the Markinis are forced to accept that it is not possible for them to win the battle in the near future.


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In 1969, the United States began withdrawing its troops from Vietnam; in the first round about 5,40,000 troops, 25,000 troops were brought back; the anti-war movement continued.


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In 1971, the war broke out in the surrounding country Laos.


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The Armistice Treaty was signed in 1973 and all U.S. troops were withdrawn.


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But the fighting between the Vietnamese themselves continued until 1975.


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The North Vietnamese Army finally took control of South Vietnam in 1975, and the two Vietnamese reunited under a communist government.


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The Goal and the founding of the 5th French Republic to Suharto in Indonesia Sukarno Brazil's military ku nuclear weapons competition Civil rights movement Korean War Intervention in Southeast Asia Revolution in Latin America and US intervention Seized Pinosh's power in Chile China's Cultural Revolution and Development of Capitalism Modern Middle East Nasser and All-Arabism Arab-Israel Conflict Suez Crisis Middle East and Mineral Oil Economy 1968 Cultural Revolution 1973 Oil Crisis Soviet Invasion in Afghanistan Iranian Revolution India-Pakistan Wars and Bangladesh While the coup British left India, many questions about the borders of India and Pakistan remain unresolved, one of which was the future of the state of Jammu and Kashmir.


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As Pakistan attempted to seize Kashmir's Punch district, Kashmir's Tedanintan Maharaja asked India for help.


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In response, India sent troops to Kashmir and established their control in Srinagar and East Kashmir.


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The fight continued until the 1949 Armistice Agreement between the two sides.


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The front rows of the armies on the two sides are gradually stabilized on a control line.


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Crossing this line, India and Pakistan occasionally continued to engage in isolated battles and in 1968 (and later in 1999).


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However, in 1971 there was a massive war between the two countries.


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That year, then East Pakistan declared independence under the name Bangladesh and won against West Pakistani forces.


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India also provides shelter to refugees coming from Bangladesh as well as providing vital military assistance to the Bangladeshi Liberation Force.


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In the Iran-Iraq War 1979, Saddam Hussein became president of Iraq in an internal quo of the ruling party Bath Party.


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Saddam Hussein was a very ambitious leader.


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He made efforts to strategically turn Iraq into one of the most powerful states in the Middle East.


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At the same time the religious revolution took place in Iran.


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The Iraqi government feared the revolution would spark fire in Iraq's large Shiite minority.


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In addition, the already prevalent problem with the rights of the Shat-el-Arab River was at risk of becoming reinforced again.


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Saddam ignored Iran's military weakness and ordered his troops to cross the Iran border on September 22, 1980.


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But the war against Iran has not been as easy as I thought it would be.


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Iranians began to defend their land with pride, and by March 1981, the Iraqi invasion fell into the kiln.


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In June 1982, the Iranians in Nagar were able to regain all their lost terrain.


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Neither side has ever developed a massive and successful attack like winning the war.


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The amount of actual progress was slight, as opposed to the huge costs for the attacks.


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The war was gradually confined to the battle of missile fires in Iran-Iraq's major cities of each other.


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In the end, the two sides were forced to admit that no one could win the war, and in August 1988 they signed a ceasefire agreement.


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But in this fruitless war that lasted more than half a year, nearly 1.5 million people lost their lives.


Question: What is the name of the first published essay book by Malay Raychowdhury, author of the era of Bengali Hungarianism?

MALOY RAYCUDHU

Malay Raychowdhury (born October 29, 1939) is a Bengali poet, novelist, storyteller, essayist, translator, journalist, and above all, the father of opposition to the Hungarian movement of the 1960s—Hungarianism—as well as institutionalism in Bengali literature [1] and hence the 1960s Was able to capture the vision of a wide readership for decades.


Question: What is the name of the first published essay book by Malay Raychowdhury, author of the era of Bengali Hungarianism?

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He is a controversial figure in the history of modern Bengali poetry.


Question: What is the name of the first published essay book by Malay Raychowdhury, author of the era of Bengali Hungarianism?

MALOY RAYCUDHU

Through the conscious exclusion of traditional ideas, he started the practice of postmodernism and anti-institutionalism movement in Bengali literature.


Question: What is the name of the first published essay book by Malay Raychowdhury, author of the era of Bengali Hungarianism?

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He was arrested and imprisoned in an anti-state case for the poem “Fierce Electric Carpenter” in 1964.


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[1] [2] One of the characteristics of Malay Roy's writing is the opposition to the discipline of the traditional genre of literature.


Question: What is the name of the first published essay book by Malay Raychowdhury, author of the era of Bengali Hungarianism?

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In an essay written in Sapna magazine, the head of Bengali department at Kolkata University mentioned, 'Malay Raychowdhury's rebellion against the traditional disciplines of literature is one of the hallmarks of his writing'.


Question: What is the name of the first published essay book by Malay Raychowdhury, author of the era of Bengali Hungarianism?

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The number of texts he published is more than fifty.


Question: What is the name of the first published essay book by Malay Raychowdhury, author of the era of Bengali Hungarianism?

MALOY RAYCUDHU

He has 10 poetry books, 4 novels, 10 critical books and several translated books.


Question: What is the name of the first published essay book by Malay Raychowdhury, author of the era of Bengali Hungarianism?

MALOY RAYCUDHU

Among the most notable works are the Devil's Face, Wounds, the Breath of the Dive in the Water, the Namesha Scream Whole, the Lucimanth of the Caller Allen Ginsberg's translation of the Cadish treatise, etc.


Question: What is the name of the first published essay book by Malay Raychowdhury, author of the era of Bengali Hungarianism?

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2] He was rejected by the Literature Akademi Prize in Translation Literature in 2003 and subsequently various Little Magazine awards.


Question: What is the name of the first published essay book by Malay Raychowdhury, author of the era of Bengali Hungarianism?

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[1] Early life Malay Raychowdhury was born on October 29, 1939 in the town of Patna, the capital of Bihar province by the then British Raj (now India).


Question: What is the name of the first published essay book by Malay Raychowdhury, author of the era of Bengali Hungarianism?

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He is a child of the Uttarpara branch of Sutanuti-Govindpur-Kolikata Famous Swarna Raychowdhury family.


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Father Raghita Raychowdhury (1909-1991) was an Indian painter and mother Amita (1916-1982) was the eldest daughter of Kishorimohan Baneropadhyay (assistant to Ronald Ross) of Neelambathi, Panihatistat.


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According to information from the museum, the grandfather of Malay Roy, Lakshminarayan Raychowdhury, was the first mobile photographer in India.


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Sameer Raychowdhury, the brother of Malay Roy, is a controversial poet of Bengali literature.


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Education and Career Patner completed an honorary Bachelor and Postgraduate in Economics after matriculation at the Primary and Rammohan Roy Seminary at St. Joseph's Convent.


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After training in the Rural Development Specialist team, he worked first in the Reserve Bank and then AORDC and NABARD in various cities of India till 1997.


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In an article published in Yugshankh newspaper, Dr Shankar Bhattacharya, a reader from the English department at the University of Assam, said that Malay Raychowdhury spent his entire life amongst farmers, weavers, fishermen and handicrafts in India, and has had a profound impact on his literary work.


Question: What is the name of the first published essay book by Malay Raychowdhury, author of the era of Bengali Hungarianism?

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In 1961, the Hungary movement launched the Hungarian movement with Dada Samir Raychowdhury, Shakti Chattopadhyay and Haradhan Dhara (Devi Roy) and responded evidently.


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Around forty poets, writers and painters joined the movement in his organizational skills, notably Vinay Mazumdar, Sandipan Chattopadhyay, Utpalkumar Bose, Subimal Basak, Basudev Dashgupta, Falguni Roy, Anil Karanjai, Ravindra Guh Pramukh..


Question: What is the name of the first published essay book by Malay Raychowdhury, author of the era of Bengali Hungarianism?

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A one-page bulletin would have been published as the mouthpiece of the movement.


Question: What is the name of the first published essay book by Malay Raychowdhury, author of the era of Bengali Hungarianism?

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108 bulletins were released, only a few of which have been preserved at Little Magazine Library and Bangla Academy in Dhaka.


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The movement lasted in full swing until 1965; it collapsed after the famous Hungarian case.


Question: What is the name of the first published essay book by Malay Raychowdhury, author of the era of Bengali Hungarianism?

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About the movement, Malay Raychowdhury wrote in detail the history of the movement, theories and facts in a gland called Hungarian Legend.


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Subsequently, Pranavkumar Chattopadhye edited documents, testimony in court, court verdicts and interviews with Hungarian protesters were published by the Hungarian Movement Group.


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Malay Raychowdhury has interviewed for thirty years, bringing them together and publishing the Prativas Publisher.


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Assam University Professor B. Dey received a doctorate for a 350-page paper on “Malay Raychowdhury and Hungary Movement”.


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Professor Rima Bhattacharya has a doctorate from IIT Kharagpur on the Hungary movement in 2013.


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In 1997, Professor Udayanarayan Burma has a doctorate from the University of North Bengal.


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Devayudha Chattopadhyay received an MPhil in 2018 from Delhi University about Devi Roy, a poet of the Hungary movement.


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Rupsa Das researched Malay Raychowdhury in 2018 from the University of Kolkata.


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MALOY RAYCUDHU

Daniela Capello has a doctorate from Heidelberg University.


Question: What is the name of the first published essay book by Malay Raychowdhury, author of the era of Bengali Hungarianism?

MALOY RAYCUDHU

The furious electric carpenter was arrested in 1964 on charges of malay porn for the furious electric carpenter poem published in Hungary Bulletin, and a 35-month-long court case ran.


Question: What is the name of the first published essay book by Malay Raychowdhury, author of the era of Bengali Hungarianism?

MALOY RAYCUDHU

While sentencing was announced in the lower court in Kolkata, he was free of charge in the High Court in 1967.


Question: What is the name of the first published essay book by Malay Raychowdhury, author of the era of Bengali Hungarianism?

MALOY RAYCUDHU

Witnesses for Malay were Sunil Gangopadhyay, Yuva Sanyal, Jyotijarmai Dutta and Satrajit Dutta.


Question: What is the name of the first published essay book by Malay Raychowdhury, author of the era of Bengali Hungarianism?

MALOY RAYCUDHU

Witnesses against Malay were Shakti Chattopadhyay, Shaileshwar Ghosh, Subhash Ghosh, Holy Ballav, Sandipan Chattopadhyay and Utplakumar Basu.


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The fame of the mall during the litigation spread to America and Europe, and this poem was translated into different languages.


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MALOYA RAYCHAODH

The controversy over the poetry even after 45 years has kept the poem alive, and M. Phil and PhD have been the subject of research.


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MALOYA RAYCHAODH

The research was conducted by Professor Kumarbishnu Dee from Assam University and Professor Swati Banerjee from Ravindrabarti.


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MALOYA RAYCHAODH

This is the only poem from South Asia included in the collection 'Modern And Postmodern Poetry Of The Millenium' published by the University of California, editor Jerome Rodenberg.


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Maitrei Bhattacharya Chowdhury wrote a book in 2018 called The Hungryalists about the Hungarian movement.


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MALOYA RAYCHAODH

Malay Raychowdhury's poem 'Heavy Electric Carpenter' is called by Professor Chool Chowdhury as it is a worthwhile and important poem in Bengali literature.


Question: What is the name of the first published essay book by Malay Raychowdhury, author of the era of Bengali Hungarianism?

MALOYA RAYCHAODH

The first poetry book of literary work Malay Raychowdhury, the face of Satan, was published in 1963 by Kritivas Publication Dhay.


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MALOYA RAYCHAODH

Due to experiments, the gland is considered a wastewater repellent.


Question: What is the name of the first published essay book by Malay Raychowdhury, author of the era of Bengali Hungarianism?

MALOYA RAYCHAODH

Malay has experimented in every poetry of his poetry and took a special place in Bengali literature as a whole different genre of poetry.


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His poetry radically shook the traditional traditions of Bangladeshi literature, disciplines.


Question: What is the name of the first published essay book by Malay Raychowdhury, author of the era of Bengali Hungarianism?

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In the language of poetry, in rhythm, in ornament, in painting, Tumul vandalism embarrassed the reader's accustomed eyes and ears.


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In the company of sex he brought about the anguish of sarcasm, self-irony and helplessness of helpless people.


Question: What is the name of the first published essay book by Malay Raychowdhury, author of the era of Bengali Hungarianism?

MALOYA RAYCHAODH

In novels and short stories he created his own prose and his essay is considered uncompromising.


Question: What is the name of the first published essay book by Malay Raychowdhury, author of the era of Bengali Hungarianism?

MALOYA RAYCHAODH

His plays are called three modern, although they are written during the Hungarian movement.


Question: What is the name of the first published essay book by Malay Raychowdhury, author of the era of Bengali Hungarianism?

MALOYA RAYCHAODH

From his essays and polemics it is clear why he is called the father of opposition.


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Among those whose work Maloy has translated, notable are William Blake, Jean Cockato, Salvador Dali, Paul Ganga, Blizzi Sandra, Tristan Zara, Allen Ginsburg, Lawrence Ferlinghetti, Pablo Neruda and Federico Garthia Lorca.


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Malay Library Editor Murshid A. M. The role stated that his literary work, written after the nineties, has been said to be modernist.


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In 2012, he began composing the first detective novel.


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MALOYA RAYCHAODH

Her created female Detective Rima Khan (Dirty Fairy) is characterized by a different nature.


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MALOYA RAYCHAODH

Like present-day police officers, Rima Khan is ruthless and ruthless.


Question: What is the name of the first published essay book by Malay Raychowdhury, author of the era of Bengali Hungarianism?

MALOYA RAYCHAODH

Malay Raychowdhury's detective novel is named Detective Dirty Pari Skeleton Lover.


Question: What is the name of the first published essay book by Malay Raychowdhury, author of the era of Bengali Hungarianism?

MALOYA RAYCHAODH

The literary genre is characterized by Malay Raychowdhury's poetry, stories and novels that they are characterized by open-beginning and free-ending; and it is multidimensional. Gluten-broken, occurring, free from the centrality of logic, centrifugal, endlessly semantic, narrowed, rhizomatic. Immense, fragile speechless, multiple messengers and canon-transcending.


Question: What is the name of the first published essay book by Malay Raychowdhury, author of the era of Bengali Hungarianism?

MALOYA RAYCHAODH

Professor Nandlal Sharma, a Hungarian movement in Uttar Pradesh newspaper, stated that Malay spoke of excluding the colonial theories of self-made art or 'Art for Art Sec', which no one had previously said in Bengali literature.


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Bibliographic film Srijit Mukherjee has directed a film called Baishay Shravana.


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MALOYA RAYCHAODH

Director Gautam Ghosh plays a Hungarian agitator in the film.


Question: What is the name of the first published essay book by Malay Raychowdhury, author of the era of Bengali Hungarianism?

MALOYA RAYCHAODH

With the poem of Malay's fierce electric carpenter, Mrugankshekhar and Hash Tanmay have made a short film that has been awarded at film festivals across countries.


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(Lecturers: Shivnarayan Roy, Vishwajit Sen, Sathrajit Baneropadhyay, Tapodhar Bhattacharya, Ajit Roy, Perthatam Banerapadhyay, Subamal Basak, Arunkumar Chattopadhyay, Zahirul Hassan, Gautam Sengupta, Sameer Sengupta, Barin Ghosha Udayan Ghosh, Shubhankar Das, Samarjit Singh, Sameer Raychowdhury, Jashokha Raychowdhury, Shantanu Banerjee, Rafik Ul Islam, Utplakumar Basu, Tapankumar Maiti, Arup Chowdhury, Mejanur Rahman, Shankarnath Chakraborty, Sailila Raychowdhury, Anusri Prashant, Phaniswarnath Renu, Bimalkumar Mukherjaya, Manoj Nandi, Aranu Binda Chief and Kalim Khan) number the Hungary movement of the Uttar Pradesh.


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Salted Feathers Hungryalist Issue. Editor Lee Altman and Dick Bakken. Portland, Oregon, USA. 1967. Intrepid Hungryalist Issue. Editor Allan De Loach. Buffalo, New York, USA. 1969. Artisan magazine.


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Question: A. N. when was M. Nuruzzaman born?

ATM Shamsuzzaman

ATM Shamsuzzaman (born September 10, 1941) is one of the most popular actors, directors, storytellers, screenwriters, dialogues and storytellers in Bangladesh.


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Received the National Film Award for acting five times.


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The twenty-first medal of the state's highest honour received in 2015 for its contribution to the arts.


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[1] Early life ATM Shamsuzzaman was born in Nanabhar in Daulatpur, Noakhali on September 10, 1941.


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The village house is Volakot's big house in Lakshmipur district and Dhaka lived in Devendranath Das Lane.


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He studied at Pagoz School, Collegiate School, Loknath High School in Rajshahi.


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His friend at Pagoz school was an ally of another actor, Prabhi.


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Matriculation passed from Mymensingh City Collegiate High School.


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Then he enrolled in Jagannath College.


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ATM Shamsuzzaman

His father Nooruzzaman was a renowned advocate and Shere Bengali used to politicize it with Fazlul Haq.


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Mata Nurunnesa Begum.


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Of the five brothers and three sisters, Shamsuzzaman was the eldest of all.


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[2] Film Jeevan ATM Shamsuzzaman's film life began in 1961 as Assistant Director of Director Udayan Chowdhury's Venom Film.


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The first storyline and screenplay was written for the watermark film.


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The director of the film was Narayan Ghosh Mita, who debuted actor Farooq's film through this film.


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So far, more than a hundred screenplays and stories have been written.


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He started film life as an early comedian.


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The arrival on film screens as an actor dates back to 1965.


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Discussions came in 1976 by filmmaker Amjad Hossain's role as a villain in the film Nayamani.


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[3] Who is responsible for the management of Kazi Hayat in 1987?


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Received the National Film Award in the category of Best Actor by starring in film.


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He starred in Smuggling directed by Redwan Ronnie and received the National Film Award in the Best Side-Role Actor category.


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[1] Who is responsible for the lead role directed by Kazi Hayat in 1987?


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Received the National Film Award in the category of Best Actor, who played the main role in the film.


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[1] As a comedian, Shamsuzzaman's film life begins as a comedian.


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He can be seen as a comedian in the film at the table of watermarks, magic flutes, ram sumti, madam fuli, churiwala, mind-sitting table.


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The movie Nayanamani by Amjad Hossain turns the twist of his acting career as Khal.


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Through this film, he came to the discussion.


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Earlier, Narayan Ghosh played Khal in the film Mitar Lathiyal.


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Also in the role of Khal are some of his notable films - Illiterate, Pink Now On Train, Padma Meghna Jamuna, the protagonist of dreams.


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In a number of films, he also played side-roles in a number of films.


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Notable among them is being - eternal love, rocking, stranger, molla house wife, for thousands of years, quicksand.


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Director Udayan Chowdhury worked as an assistant director in the film Venom in 1961.


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Khan also served as Assistant Director of Ataur Rahman, Kazi Zahir, Subhash Adutt.


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Then, in 2009, he first directed the image of the Shabanur-Riaz pair of worship.


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The list of films was his participation in TV drama in the sixties at the beginning of the TV drama acting career.


Question: Who was the first chairman of the Wikimedia Foundation?

Fazle Hasan Abed

Sir Fazle Hassan Abed, KCMG (born April 27, 1936) is a Bangladeshi social worker and the founder and chairman of BRAC, the world's largest non-governmental organization.


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For his outstanding role in social development, he has won the Ramon Magsace Award, the Mahbubul Haque Award of the United Nations Development Organization and the Gates Foundation's World Health Award.


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He was awarded the knighthood [1] by the British government in recognition of his special role in poverty alleviation and empowerment of the poor.


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Born and early life Fazle Hassan Abed was born on April 27, 1936 in Banyachang, Habiganj district.


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His father was a landlady.


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Her mother's name is Syeda Sufia Khatun.


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His ancestors were the landlords of the region.


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Abed studied Accountancy at Dhaka University and later at the University of Glasgow, Britain.


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He later joined the shale oil company as an economic officer.


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[2] Education Life Fazle Hassan Abed's academic life begins in Habiganj.


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Habiganj studied at Government High School from third grade to sixth grade.


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Later, just before the split, his father moved from Habiganj to Banyachong, a village house with paralysis.


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Later, he was admitted to his uncle's job at Comilla District School.


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He studied there from the seventh to the eighth grade.


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After that, he moved to Pabna as District Judge, he also moved to Pabna with his uncle and enrolled in Pabna District School.


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That's where Matrick passed in 1952.


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He passed HSC in 1954 from Notre Dame College.


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He was enrolled in the Department of Physics at Dhaka University.


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In October 1956, he went to Scotland and enrolled in Naval Architecture at the University of Glasgow.


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The course of Naval Architecture was four years.


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He left Glasgow University in London in 1956 and enrolled in accounting.


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He passed a four-year professional course on Cost and Management Accounting in 1962.


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In addition, she received a 'Doctor of Law' from Queen's University in Canada in 1994 and a 'Doctor of Education' from the University of Manchester, UK in 2003.


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Fazle Hassan Abed's mother died in 1958 while studying in career chartered accounting.


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He subsequently joined the job in London.


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After working for a few days, leave Canada.


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Join a job there too.


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Later move to America.


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He returned home in 1968.


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When he arrived in the country, he joined the post of Head of Finance of Shale Oil Company.


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Here is the seventies raging cyclone during the job.


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Fazle Hassan Abed went to Manpura in the suburban area and conducted relief work.


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Four months after that, the liberation war began.


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When the liberation war ended, he no longer went back to the job.


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BRAC was founded in 1970, Fazle Hassan Abed was involved in relief activities with the help of the grieving people affected by the horrific whirlwind of Bangladesh.


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After Bangladesh's War of Independence.


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He returned home on January 17, 1972 after Bangladesh became independent.


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Brac was born in February 1972.


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After the war went to see the people living in the rubble in Sylatershalla.


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Going there and decided he would work in Shalla.


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This is how Bangladesh Rehabilitation Assistance Committee' abbreviated as' BRAC 'started to help and rehabilitate the poor, helpless, serviced people of independent Bangladesh.


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When BRAC came across the boundaries of temporary relief operations in 1973, the interpretation of the term 'BRAC' was 'Bangladesh Rural Advancement Committee'.


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At present, this organization is known simply as 'BRAC', without waiting for an explanatory phrase.


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The Governing Board of BRAC was formed in 1972 with poets Begum Sufia Kamal, Professor Abdur Razzak, Kazi Fazlur Rahman, Akbar Kabir, Vikrul Islam Chowdhury, S R Hussain and Fazle Hasan Abed.


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The board delegates Fazley Hassan Peti as the executive director of the organization.


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Poet Begum Sufia Kamal is the first chairman of BRAC.


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He took on that duty from 1972 to 1980.


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At present, Fazle Hassan Abed holds the post of Chairperson of BRAC.


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The award is the Ramon Magsace Award, for Social Leadership, 1980.


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[3] UNESCO Noma Prize (1985) Alan Sean Feinstein World Hunger Award (1990) UNICEF Maurice Pet Prize (1992) Wolf Palm Prize of Sweden (2001).


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“To alleviate poverty and empower poor women.


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4] Schwab Foundation “Social Entrepreneur” Award (2002) Gleitsman Foundation Award (2003) National ICAB (2004) Mahbub-ul-Haq Award of the United Nations Development Organization (2004), for outstanding role in social development.


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[5] Gates Foundation's World Health Award (2004) by Henry R. Kravis Prize (2007) First Clinton Global Citizen Award (2007) [6] Rural Work Assistants Foundation Lifetime Reputation Award (2007) David Rockefeller Prize (2008) was awarded by Britain in 2009 “Nighthood” for a special role in poverty alleviation.


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[7] Entrepreneur for the World Award (2009) [8] Wise Award (2011) [9] Central European University Open Society Award (2013) Leo Tolstoy International Gold Medal (2014) World Food Award (2015) He is the only knighthood title in Bangladesh.


Question: Where did the Persian language originate from?

Persian

The Persian language or Persian language is a language belonging to the Iranian branch of the Indo-European language family prevalent in Central Asia.


Question: Where did the Persian language originate from?

Persian

The Persian language originated from the language of the ancient peoples of Persia.


Question: Where did the Persian language originate from?

Persian

Currently three official forms of the language are common: in Iran it is known as Persian (Persian [fːˈsiː]) or porsi.


Question: Where did the Persian language originate from?

Persian

It is also widely practiced in Afghanistan; there it is known as Dari (dæˈi]).


Question: Where did the Persian language originate from?

Persian

Another form of the language is common in Tajikistan and the region of the Pamir plateau.


Question: Where did the Persian language originate from?

Persian

Its official name in Tajikistan is Tajiki (Toçik/ Toçiki/Tajikī [tɔːdɪɪˈkiː]).


Question: Where did the Persian language originate from?

Persian

There are also many Persian-speaking people living in Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Azerbaijan, Bahrain, Qatar and Kuwait.


Question: Where did the Persian language originate from?

Persian

The development of Iranian languages can be divided into three phases—ancient, middle and modern.


Question: Where did the Persian language originate from?

Persian

The Abestan language and the ancient Persian language are patterns of the ancient Iranian language.


Question: Where did the Persian language originate from?

Persian

The Abestan language was probably prevalent in the northeastern part of ancient Persia.


Question: Where did the Persian language originate from?

Persian

In this language, the sacred book of Zarathustrism is written Avesta.


Question: Where did the Persian language originate from?

Persian

Without this religious use, Avesta became a dead language long before the arrival of Islam in Persia.


Question: Where did the Persian language originate from?

Persian

The ancient Persian language is captured in the cuneiform inscription in the south-west of the Persian Empire.


Question: Where did the Persian language originate from?

Persian

They are written mainly during the period of Emperor Darius I and Khashiyar I.


Question: Where did the Persian language originate from?

Persian

The Sanskrit language has a close relationship with the ancient Persian language and the Avestan language.


Question: Where did the Persian language originate from?

Persian

Like Sanskrit, Greek and Latin, they are also highly divisive languages.


Question: Where did the Persian language originate from?

Persian

In addition to the Central Persian language and closely related differential languages, several Central Asian languages fall into Central Iranian languages.


Question: Where did the Persian language originate from?

Persian

The Persian language was the language of Arsasid, or the Persian Empire, the empire that existed from 250 BC to 224 AD.


Question: Where did the Persian language originate from?

Persian

Samples of differential language are obtained from the engravings of the later kings of the Sasanian episode.


Question: Where did the Persian language originate from?

Persian

However, the language deteriorated after the Sasanians came to power.


Question: Where did the Persian language originate from?

Persian

In the Arsasid episode, it had an impact on the Persian language.


Question: Where did the Persian language originate from?

Persian

The official language during the Sasanian Empire (224-651) was the Central Persian language or Pahlavi language.


Question: Where did the Persian language originate from?

Persian

The grammar of the Central Persian language was simpler than the ancient Persian language.


Question: Where did the Persian language originate from?

Persian

It used to be written in a script derived from the aromatic script.


Question: Where did the Persian language originate from?

Persian

The language deteriorated after the Persian conquest of Arabs in the 7th century.


Question: Where did the Persian language originate from?

Persian

Although many Central Persian literature was translated into Arabic, much of the literature written in it is lost in the Islamic era.


Question: Where did the Persian language originate from?

Persian

Other more Central Iranian languages were prevalent in the Sasanian Empire and Central Asia.


Question: Where did the Persian language originate from?

Persian

Such as the Khoarajmian language in Khivah, the Baktrian language in Baktria, the Sagdiyan language in Sagdiana, and the shock language in Eastern Turkistan.


Question: Where did the Persian language originate from?

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Christian, Buddhist and secular literature is written in the Sagdian language.


Question: Where did the Persian language originate from?

Persian

Important Buddhist literature is written in the enchanting dialect of the shock language.


Question: Where did the Persian language originate from?

Persian

Most of the Quarisian literature is a post-Islam episode.


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On the other hand, most recently in Afghanistan, inscriptions written in Baktri have been found.


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The modern Persian language developed in the 9th century.


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The language has many elements of the Inter and Central Persian languages, and other Iranian languages have also influenced it.


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The language is written in Persik-Arabic script.


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The grammar of the language is simpler than that of Central Persian and it has kinked a huge amount of words from the Arabic language.


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From the very beginning, the modern Persian language is the official and cultural language of Persia.


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The Indian Army or Indian Land Army is the largest branch of the Indian military.


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This branch is entrusted with responsibility for all land-based military functions.


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The primary objectives of these forces are: to protect the country from external enemies, protect inner peace and security, conduct border guards and counter-terrorism operations.


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In addition, the army also carries out various social welfare activities including rescue during natural disasters and other misfortunes.


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The President of India is the foremost of the army.


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The Indian Army is the third largest army on Earth.


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[1] The number of army-jawans operating in this force is more than 1130,000 and the number of saved troops is about 1,800,000 people.


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[2] It is a full-fledged volunteer organization.


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Though there is a mention of a military plan in the Indian Constitution, it has never materialized.


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Shortly after independence in 1947, the Indian Army was formed by assembling most regiments of the British Indian Army.


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The Indian Army was recruited in many turbulent regions of the world as a member of the UN peacekeepers.


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At present, General Bipin Rawat, the ground army chief of the Indian Army.


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Field Marshal is the highest rank of this force.


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The President of India can grant this position under the advice of the Central Government in very exceptional circumstances.


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Only two officers have held this position.


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Earth is the third, most concentrated according to distance from the Sun, and the fifth largest planet out of eight planets in the solar system.


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It is one of the four most difficult planets in the solar system.


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Another name for the world is “world” or “sapphire”.


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Named Earth (Earth) known in English, known in Greek as Gaia (γαα) [n 1], in Latin this planet is named “Terra (Terra).


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[2] The Earth is home to billions of species, including humans.


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The world is the only cosmic place where the existence of life is known.


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[3] The Earth was formed 454 million years ago.


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Within a billion years, life appeared on Earth's chest.


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[4] Earth's biosphere has brought significant changes to the atmosphere and other inorganic conditions of this planet.


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This has resulted in the reproduction of aerobic organisms, on the one hand, on the other hand, the weight layer has been formed.


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This weight layer, in combination with the Earth's magnetic field, paves the way for life to develop on the planet's chest by blocking harmful solar radiation.


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5] Earth's natural resources and its geological history and orbits have been instrumental in preserving the existence of life in this era.


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It is believed that for another 50 million years, the Earth will remain supportive of life.


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[6] The earth's surface is divided into multiple solid layers.


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They are called crustaceous leaves.


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For billions of years they have been deposited on the surface of the Earth.


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About 71% of the earth's surface is covered by saltwater oceans.


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7] Remains have been formed on continents and numerous islands.


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There are also numerous lakes and other sources of water on land.


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It is with these that the waters of the world have been formed.


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Liquid water, essential for life, is not found anywhere in the crust of this planet in a state of equilibrium.


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Earth's vertebrae is always covered in solid ice (Antarctic ice sheets) or marine ice (Arctic ice cap).


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The interior of the earth is always functional.


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This part consists of a coarse layer of a relatively solid mantle, a liquid extractor (which forms a magnetic field) and a solid iron interstellar.


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The relationship of the Earth with other objects in the universe exists.


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Especially this planet has a special relationship with the Sun and Moon.


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At present, the Earth orbits the Sun in its orbit at a roughly 365.26 solar days [n 2] or one constellation year.


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[8] The earth is tilted at an angle of 66.1/2 degrees to the respective axis.


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This results in seasonality in the world over a period of one equatorial year (365.24 solar days).


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[9] The only known natural satellite on Earth is the moon.


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4.35 billion years ago the moon began orbiting the Earth.


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As a result of the motion of the moon, marine tides occur on Earth and the slope of the Earth's orbit remains stable.


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The motion of the moon is gradually slowing down the speed of the Earth.


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During the next collision between 3.8 billion and 4.1 billion years, Earth's collision with multiple asteroids led to significant changes in the planet's surface environment.


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Both the mineral resources and organic resources of the planet are indispensable for the life of mankind.


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The inhabitants of this planet are living in about 200 independent sovereign states dividing the entire planet.


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Mutual diplomatic, tourism, commercial and military relations exist between all these states.


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Human culture is the originator of various ideas about the planet.


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All these concepts include imagining the earth as a god, imagining the plane world, and imagining the earth as the center of the universe.


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There is also a modern tendency to imagine the world as a coherent environment.


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This concept has now gained prominence.


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Name and etymology. The word “earth” is Sanskrit.


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Its other name is “Atrvi”.


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Atrabi was the mythical “Inverteur” kingdom.


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Its synonyms are Boshudha, Basundhara, Kisha, Dharani, Dharitri, Dharatal, Bhumi, Khaiti, Mahi, etc.


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Earth's chronological history originated roughly 100 million years after the creation of the solar system is the result of a bunch of collisions.


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Today, 4.54 billion years ago, the planet named Earth gets shape, gets a center of iron and an atmosphere.


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[10] Two planets had a sharp collision of 400 and a half million years ago.


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The intensity of the collision was so high that, during this time, goes across planets two.


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Earth had an extreme collision with a planet called Thea.


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The Earth was 10 million years old at the time of the conflict.


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The collision goes across Thea and Earth, creating new planets.


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That's the planet we live on.


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The researchers were dazzled by matching the moon soil found in the lunar expedition three times and the volcano found in Arizona, Hawaii.


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There is no difference in the oxygen isotope of the two stones.


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In the words of Professor Edward Young, head of the research team, the moon's soil no longer found any difference in the oxygen isotope of Earth's soil.


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The planet called Thea was turning up then.


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Right at that time the push takes place and the world is created.


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11] The age of the oldest substances located inside the solar system is about 4.56 hundred million years.


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12] From today 4.54 hundred billion years ago [3] the primitive form on Earth was formed.


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In addition to the Sun, other cosmic objects of the solar system are formed and evolved.


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From a theoretical point of view, a solar nebula from a molecular cloud extracts some volume through gravitational collapse, which begins to rotate and flattened and formed in the astral wheel, and it is from this wheel that the sun and other planets originate.


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A nebula consists of gaseous matter, ice particles and cosmic dust (which also includes primitive nucleides).


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According to the nebula theory, ultra-tiny planets are formed through the process of fusion.


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Thus it took about 1 to 2 million years for the primitive earth to be formed.


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13] Research is currently underway on the formation of the moon and it is said that the moon formed approximately 4.53 billion years ago.


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[14] According to the data of a researched hypothesis, the moon is formed as a result of the accumulation of objects falling from Earth after the Earth hit with the Mars-sized object Thia.


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15] From this event, it is said that the mass of the planet Thea was about 10% of the mass of the Earth, [16] which struck the Earth in an angular way, [17] and some of its mass after injury even faded with the Earth.


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What struck countless asteroids in about 4.1 to 3.5 billion years, causing massive changes to the larger surface of the Moon, and the reason for this was the presence of the Earth.


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Geological history has arisen as a result of volcanic origin and outgassing (outgassing) of gases rich in water vapor to Earth's atmosphere and oceans.


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Earth's oceans have originated in the combination of concentrated water and ice coming from asteroids, tiny planets, and comets.


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[18] In the Faint Young Sun Paradox model, atmospheric “greenhouse gases” prevent ocean water from becoming ice when the newly formed sun had only 70% solar brightness higher than the current time.


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19] 3.5 billion years ago Earth's magnetic field was formed, which protects the Earth's atmosphere from blowing away as a result of solar wind.


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20] Strong exudation of the earth has occurred when the molten outer part of the earth is cooled and hardened.


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In two models [21] it is explained by the fact that the land gradually came to the present state, [22] or at the beginning of the history of the Earth [23] changed rapidly [24] and subsequently gradually formed continental territories.


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25] [26] [27] Continents have formed a geological leaf as a result of constant heat loss inside the Earth.


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Geological time has lasted hundreds of million years, and at this time the continents have merged and broken apart.


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Rodinia, the oldest continent, began to break down about 75 million years ago.


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The continent was then reunited from 60 million years to 54 million years ago and later merged into Panotia, later in Panzia, to later collapse 18 million years ago.


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28] The current form of the ice age began around 4 million years ago and was concentrated in the Pleistocene period 30 million years ago.


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The height of the high-latitude regions continued to decline due to glaciers and ice throats from 40,000 to 100,000 years ago.


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The last continental glacier ended 10,000 years ago.


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[29] The Advent and Evolution of Life Life TimelineThis box: ViewTalk-4500———-4000———3500———3000——2500——2000——1500———1000———500——0—WaterSingle-celled LifePhotosynthesiseUkaryotesMulticellular Lifethropods MollusCsplantsDinesUKARYotesMulticellular Lifethropods AursmammalsFlowersBirdSprimates→Earth (−4540) →Early water← Early Life→Early Oxygen→Atmospheric Oxygen→Oxygen Crisis→Sexual Reproduction→EdiaCara Biota→Cambrian Explosion→Tetrapoda→Early APESP h a n e r o z o i c o i c p o t e r o t e r o z o r o t e r o z r c h e a nh a d e a nPongolahuroniancryogenanDeankarooquaternaryiceages (a million years ago) (chemical reactions led to the first molecule being discovered around 400 million years ago.


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Another 50 million years later, the finding of the last single ancestor of all living beings coincided.


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30] Solar energy directly facilitates the life and reproduction of organisms as a result of the evolution of photosynthesis.


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The resulting oxygen (O2) is integrated into the atmosphere and interacting with the sun's ultra-violet rays creates a protective ozone layer (O3) above the atmosphere to protect the Earth from it.


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31] The merger of tiny cells with large cells leads to the formation of complex cells called concentric.


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32] Multicellular organisms are formed if cells within the colony become more specialized.


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The absorption of harmful ultraviolet radiation on the ozone layer causes organisms to coalesce on the surface.


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33] The oldest living fossils ever found are sandstone microbial matte fossils dating back to 3.48 billion years ago found in Western Australia, [34] [35] [36] [37] [38] metasediment organic graphite from 3.7 billion years ago obtained in western Greenland, [39] organic obtained in Western Australia. Cylinders.


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40] [41] In neoproterozoic times from 75 to 58 million years ago, much of the Earth was believed to have been icy.


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This concept is called “snowball earth” and has special importance because it was then when complex multicellular organisms began to be formed, the Cambrian eruption took place.


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42] The Cambrian eruption followed by five other major types of explosions 535 million years ago.


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43] The most recent eruption is the Cretaceous-Tertiary extinction, organized 66 million years ago.


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At this time, dinosaurs that cannot fly under the influence of asteroids and other large reptiles continue to extinct, but small species of fauna, such as mammals, survive.


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Until 66 million years east, mammals varied in life, and another millions of years ago African monkey-like animals, such as Aurorin teugenesis, gained the ability to stand upright.


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44] The development of agriculture and later the development of civilization led to an increase in human influence on the environment and nature and come to the present state.


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45] The future of the Earth is closely related to the expected long-term future of the Earth to the Sun.


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In the next 1.1 billion years (1 billion years = 109 years), the brightness of sunlight could increase by another 10% and another 40% increase in the next 3.5 billion years.


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46] Rising temperatures on Earth's surface will accelerate the inorganic carbon cycle, resulting in a drastic drop in its concentration in the air for plants (C4 would be only 10ppm in photosynthesis) about 500 — 900 million years later (1 million years = 106 years).


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47] Because of botanism, there will be no oxygen in the atmosphere, and the animal world will become extinct.


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48] Over the next billion years, all water on the surface will dry up [49] and the average temperature around the globe will rise to around 70°C [48] (158°F).


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Since this period, it is expected that the Earth will remain habitable for the next 500 million years, [47] it is also possible for up to 2.3 billion years if there is no nitrogen in the atmosphere.


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50] Even if the sun is eternal and stable, 27% of the water contained in modern oceans will be lost at the groundwater level of the geo-interior, this is due to a decrease in the amount of vapor emitted from the rocks located within the ocean.


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51] Within 5 billion years, the size of the Sun will change and turn into a red giant or red monster.


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From different models it is estimated that the shape of the sun will increase by about 1 AU (15,000,000 kW). m), which is 250 times greater than its current range.


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[46] [52] The fate of the Earth is very well clear at this time.


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As a red monster, the sun will lose about 30% of its mass during this time.


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So, the tide-kiln Earth, in an orbit would orbit the Sun at a distance of about 1.7 AU, during this time the star would become its highest circumference.


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Most of the surviving biodiversity, but not all, will die due to the increased brightness of the sun (the maximum brightness limit will be 5,000 times higher than the current limit).


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46] The results of a simulation carried out in 2008 indicate that, due to no tide-kiln effect, the Earth's orbit will decrease at one time and the sun will drag it towards itself, resulting in the Earth entering the Sun's atmosphere and becoming vapor at one time.


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52] The shape of the Earth is very similar to an oblong sphere.


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As a result of rotation, it flattens along the geographical axis of the Earth and inflates it along the equator.


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54] The diameter of the Earth along the equator is 43 kilometres (27mi) large beneath the diameter of the pole from pole to pole.


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[55] So, the highest distance from the center of gravity of the Earth on the Earth's surface is the highest horn of the Chimbarazo volcano located on the equator.


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56] [57] [58] [59] The average diameter of the ideal-sized spheres is 12,742 kilometres (7,918mi).


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The value of the diameter in the local topography differs from the standard spherical diameter values, even if we consider the world around the world, the value of this deviation is only slightly compared to the radius of the Earth: the maximum deviation value is only 0.17%, found in the Mariana sector (which is 10,911 metres (35,797ft) from sea surface. Below), and on the other hand at Mount Everest (8,848 metres (29,029ft) which is elevated above sea surface) the deviation value is 0.14%.


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[n3] Geodesy reveals that the sea on Earth would take its actual size if there were no land and other senses such as waves and winds, and it is defined by geoid.


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More precisely, the amount of geoid will be equal to the gravitational value at the average sea level level.


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Chemical composition. Earth's mass is about 5.97 x 1024 kilograms (5,970 yatograms).


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The highest of all the ingredients it comprises are iron (32.1%), oxygen (30.1%), silicon (15.1%), magnesium (13.9%), sulfur (2.9%), nickel (1.8%), calcium (1.5%), and aluminum (1.4%), other than 1.2%. Among them is the presence of various other elements.


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As a result of the separation of mass, it is estimated that the center area of the Earth is mainly composed of iron (88.8%), accompanied by a small amount of nickel (5.8%), sulfur (4.5%), and in addition, the presence of other elements less than 1%.


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62] Typically, all of the elements in the rocks of the Earth's crust are of oxide type: but the important exception is the presence of chlorine, surfur, and fluorine, and usually in a rock they are less than 1% of the total volume.


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99% of the total crust is formed by 11 types of oxides, the main ingredients of which are silica, alumina, iron oxide, lime, magnesia (magnesium oxide), potash and soda.


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[61] [62] [63] Internal structure The internal structure of the Earth is divided into several layers like other multinational planets, the structure of the layers depends on their chemical and physical (rheological) characteristics.


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The outermost layer is a chemically distinct solid silicate crust, the bottom of which is a solid mantle or gurgled with greater viscosity.


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The crust is separated from the gurmundala by part of the Mohorovičić discontinuity (Mohorovičić discontinuity).


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The thickness of the crust varies from about 6 kilometers below the ocean and about 30-50 km in the continent.


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The crust and, together with it, the cold, firm upward gurgles are called the lithosphere and those parts of the lithosphere where the tectonic plates are in a compressed state.


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The next layer of the lithosphere is the asthenosphere, it has a lower viscosity than its upper layer, and located above it can move the lithosphere.


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410 keys from the surface. Mm. From 660 k.s. Mm. In depth significant changes in the crystal structure of the gurumandala are observed, here the transformation is found in an expanse of the region, which separates the upright gurmondala and the lower gurmundala.


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Beneath the gurdala, there is a liquid extraterrestrial of highly viscosity, which is located above a solid underlying ground.


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64] The angular velocity of rotation of the Earth's inland may be slightly higher than that of the rest of the terrain, with an increase of 0.1—0.5° per year.


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[65] The magnitude of the innermost terrestrial circumference is one by five percent compared to the Earth's circumference.


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External formation. At the time of the origin of the Earth it was a hot gas ingot.


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From the heated state it is cooled and condensed.


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At this time, heavy ingredients are deposited towards its center and light ingredients are deposited in layers from bottom to top according to varying mass.


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One of all these layers of the earth is known as a collar.


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At the top is the equestrian layer.


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The upper part of the horsetail is called the crust.


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Do towards the bottom side of the crust. Mm. In growth, temperatures rise to 30 degrees Celsius.


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68] The upper part of the crust consists of external objects such as mountains, plateaus, plains, etc.


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The external structure of the Earth is equipped with varied landforms on the earth's surface.


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The main landforms of the Earth are not equal everywhere on the surface.


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There are many differences in shape, nature and structure.


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Somewhere on the surface there are high mountains, somewhere mountains, somewhere plateaus.


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Judging geographically, the entire landscape of the Earth can be divided into 3 parts.


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69] These are (1) Mountains (2) Plateau (3) Plains.


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The mountain is a rock stone with a wide and steep slope of at least 1000 meters above sea level.


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Usually 600 to 1000 m. The high, short, well-groomed rock stupa is called a hill.


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The height of the mountain can be up to several thousand meters above sea level.


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The mountain terrain is usually of a friendly nature, with a very steep slope and usually climbing.


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Some mountains, like Kilimanjaro in East Africa, lie differently.


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Again, some mountains like the Himalayan Mountains cover a wide area with many different horns.


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69] The vast plains that play high from the mountain but with steep slopes high from the plains are called plateaus.


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The height of the plateau can range from a hundred meters to several thousand meters.


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The height of the largest plateau on Earth is 4,270 to 5,190 meters.


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69] A plain land with gentle slopes slightly elevated above sea level is called plain.


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Plains have been created as a result of erosion and storage action of various geospatial processes such as rivers, glaciers and air.


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Plains for gentle slope and low roughness are very useful for farming, living, road construction.


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So the most frequent settlements have been developed on the plains.


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69] Heat is the origin of the Earth's internal heat in combination with the remaining part of the heat caused by the planet's degradation (about 20%) and the heat resulting from radioactivity (80%).


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70] The most heat-producing isotopes on Earth are potassium-40, uranium-238 and thorium-232 [71]. Temperatures in the center of the Earth can reach 6,000°C (10,830°F) or higher, [72] and pressure can reach 360 giga Pascals.


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73] Since the main cause of most heat generation is radioactivity, scientists claim that at the beginning of Earth's history, before the half-life reduction of radioactive isotopes, Earth's heat generation capacity was even greater.


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About 3 billion years ago, heat was generated almost twice as much as the present time, resulting in the process of formation of volcanic convection and geological leafs accelerated, and at the same time some rare volcanic rocks such as comatite, which are rarely formed at present.


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70] [74] The average heat loss from Earth is 87 mW/m2, with a worldwide heat loss standard of 4.42 × 1013W.


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75] A portion of the thermal energy in the center is transported towards the crust by the gravitational thermal rock, that is, a type of convection method, the flow of heat to the top of the surface through high-temperature rocks.


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These thermal rocks can cause flooding of hotspots and volcanic rocks.


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76] Earth's heat is further emitted through the cracks of tectonic plates, in places where the middle-sea rig has risen upwards.


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The latest means of heat loss is through the lithosphere in the transport system, and most of it is through the ocean surface since the thickness of the ocean crust is less than the continental crust.


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[77] The geological plates are solid rigid layers on the outer side of the Earth's structure, known as the lithosphere, are divided into several pieces, these are tectonic leaf or geotextile leaf.


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These sheets are solid segments that can move subject to one another, from a total of three types of leaf ranges, these leaf limits are: the exponential limit, in which case the two sheets move inversely towards each other, in this case the two sheets move inversely. Stays and variable limits, when two tectonic plates move against each other in parallel.


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Earthquakes, eruptions, mountain formation, and oceanic sector formation occur as a result of the action of these three types of leaf range.


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79] The geospatial leaves move over the region of the asthenosphere, which is the harder but less viscous part of the upward girdle, which can circulate and move along with the leaves.


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80] With the transmission of geosynthetic plates from one place to another, subduction of the oceanic crust occurs under pressure on the front of the creatic leaves at the perpendicular boundary.


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At exactly the same time, the influx of the material of the gurman causes the formation of a mid-sea rig as a result of the action of the divergent


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The combination of these processes recycles the oceanic crust and sent it back to Gurumunda.


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As a result of this recycle, most of the oceanic crust are aged no more than 100 million years.


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The oldest oceanic crust is located in Western Pacific with an estimated age of 200 million years.


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81] [82] When compared where the oldest continental crust ages around 4030 million years.


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83] The seven major tectonic or geometric leaves are Pacific, North American, Eurasian, African, Antarctic, Indo-Australian, and South American.


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Some of the other major leafs are Arabian leaf, Caribbean leaf, Nazca leaf located on the western coast of South America and the Scotia leaf in the South Atlantic Ocean.


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Between 50 and 55 million years ago, the Australian leaf became firmly attached to the Indian leaf.


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The fastest moving leaf is the oceanic leaf, such as cocos leaf, with a speed of 75 ml/year [84] and the Pacific leaf, which runs at a speed of 52-69 ml/year.


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On the other hand, the slowest circulating leaf is the Eurasian leaf, its normal circulation velocity is 21 ml/year.


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[85] [86] Surface Right|Thumb |The present earth looks like this - if it does not contain water.


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(Click/or enlarge to see its “rotation” in 3D globe form.