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New Study Reveals How Leaves' Resilience to Raindrops Might Help in Agriculture and Renewable Energy
Research published in Physical Review Fluids reveals how raindrops interact with leaves, protecting plants from damage and opening avenues for technological innovations. The study, led by Professor Sunghwan Jung of Cornell University, examined the mechanics of drop-leaf interactions using high-speed imaging and a plastic beam to simulate plant beha...
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Myntra Rainy Day Surprise: Welcome Monsoons With Durable Flip Flops For Kids At A Minimum 40% Off
As the monsoon clouds gather and the pitter-patter of raindrops fills the air, Myntra brings you an exclusive rainy-day surprise. With discounts of up to 40% off, now is the time to upgrade your footwear collection and make a splash this monsoon.
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No Way! A Japanese Dessert That's Literally Water You Can Eat!
Meet the dessert that makes a splash: Japan's Raindrop Cake! It's wobbly, it's watery, and it's downright delicious. Are you ready to take a bite?
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Watch: Reverse Flow Of Waterfall In Maharashtra's Naneghat Mesmerises Internet
The monsoon season brings the flora and fauna back to life. The pouring raindrops also fill our hearts with joy and create some of the most beautiful sights in the world. A video from Maharashtra's Naneghat is a proof of this.
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LG Velvet Will Be Unveiled on May 7 on YouTube and Facebook, LG Confirms
LG has announced it will unveil the LG Velvet on May 7 through an online event which will be streamed on YouTube and Facebook.
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LG Reveals New Design Language for Upcoming Smartphone
LG has announced that the company is working on new "minimalistic design" for its upcoming smartphone "that differs from the industry trend." Without revealing the name of the upcoming smartphone, the company in a statement said that the new design includes a "Raindrop" camera and "front-back symmetrical curves."
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Water Raindrop Cake: The Japanese Dessert That Lets You Eat Water!
Ever wanted to eat water? Sounds weird, doesn't it? But a dish that allows you to do just that exists and is becoming one of the most popular dishes of all time.Say hello to the water raindrop cake!
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The Famous Japanese Cake That Looks Like a Water-Drop Has a New Purple Version
This squishy and jiggly cake looks nothing likethe spongy cakeyou would imagine. Interestingly, this Japanese dessert lookslike a raindropand is transparent,hence the name
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Durex Launches Safe Sex Emoji Ahead Of World AIDS Day
Global condom brand Durex on Monday launched "Umbrella with Raindrops" as the unofficial safe sex emoji ahead of World AIDS Day on December 1.
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Blog: Raindrops and 'hoses'!
As a little boy, I remember carrying plastic pots of water from tankers in Madras, as the city was called in the eighties. The tag line was: 'Think Madras, think water scarcity'. For this very reason, few families ever had relatives visiting them during the vacation! Think Madras, think also floods. That was the cruel irony. India's fourth largest ...
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Goa gears up for 'raindrop' tourism
In a bid to make Goa an all-season tourist destination, the state government is readying to woo tourists to its waterfalls and lush forests in the monsoon season.
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Kerala schoolgirl's solo painting exhibition in Delhi
When 15-year-old Varsha Renjit wields a paintbrush, she can create an incredible tapestry of colours and emotions on the canvas - a fact that has allowed her to brush shoulders with the likes of legend and Padmashree Anjolie Ela Menon. Varsha, who has just completed class X, is showcasing 40 select paintings in her solo exhibition "Raindrops" at th...
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Roger Federer takes Indian Wells by storm
Roger Federer leaned forward in his chair and watched the raindrops hit the ground in front of him.
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Why raindrops come in different sizes
A team in France claims to have finally cracked it -- it's all due to air resistance.
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New Study Reveals How Leaves' Resilience to Raindrops Might Help in Agriculture and Renewable Energy
Research published in Physical Review Fluids reveals how raindrops interact with leaves, protecting plants from damage and opening avenues for technological innovations. The study, led by Professor Sunghwan Jung of Cornell University, examined the mechanics of drop-leaf interactions using high-speed imaging and a plastic beam to simulate plant beha...
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Myntra Rainy Day Surprise: Welcome Monsoons With Durable Flip Flops For Kids At A Minimum 40% Off
As the monsoon clouds gather and the pitter-patter of raindrops fills the air, Myntra brings you an exclusive rainy-day surprise. With discounts of up to 40% off, now is the time to upgrade your footwear collection and make a splash this monsoon.
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No Way! A Japanese Dessert That's Literally Water You Can Eat!
Meet the dessert that makes a splash: Japan's Raindrop Cake! It's wobbly, it's watery, and it's downright delicious. Are you ready to take a bite?
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Watch: Reverse Flow Of Waterfall In Maharashtra's Naneghat Mesmerises Internet
The monsoon season brings the flora and fauna back to life. The pouring raindrops also fill our hearts with joy and create some of the most beautiful sights in the world. A video from Maharashtra's Naneghat is a proof of this.
-
LG Velvet Will Be Unveiled on May 7 on YouTube and Facebook, LG Confirms
LG has announced it will unveil the LG Velvet on May 7 through an online event which will be streamed on YouTube and Facebook.
-
LG Reveals New Design Language for Upcoming Smartphone
LG has announced that the company is working on new "minimalistic design" for its upcoming smartphone "that differs from the industry trend." Without revealing the name of the upcoming smartphone, the company in a statement said that the new design includes a "Raindrop" camera and "front-back symmetrical curves."
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Water Raindrop Cake: The Japanese Dessert That Lets You Eat Water!
Ever wanted to eat water? Sounds weird, doesn't it? But a dish that allows you to do just that exists and is becoming one of the most popular dishes of all time.Say hello to the water raindrop cake!
-
The Famous Japanese Cake That Looks Like a Water-Drop Has a New Purple Version
This squishy and jiggly cake looks nothing likethe spongy cakeyou would imagine. Interestingly, this Japanese dessert lookslike a raindropand is transparent,hence the name
-
Durex Launches Safe Sex Emoji Ahead Of World AIDS Day
Global condom brand Durex on Monday launched "Umbrella with Raindrops" as the unofficial safe sex emoji ahead of World AIDS Day on December 1.
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Blog: Raindrops and 'hoses'!
As a little boy, I remember carrying plastic pots of water from tankers in Madras, as the city was called in the eighties. The tag line was: 'Think Madras, think water scarcity'. For this very reason, few families ever had relatives visiting them during the vacation! Think Madras, think also floods. That was the cruel irony. India's fourth largest ...
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Goa gears up for 'raindrop' tourism
In a bid to make Goa an all-season tourist destination, the state government is readying to woo tourists to its waterfalls and lush forests in the monsoon season.
-
Kerala schoolgirl's solo painting exhibition in Delhi
When 15-year-old Varsha Renjit wields a paintbrush, she can create an incredible tapestry of colours and emotions on the canvas - a fact that has allowed her to brush shoulders with the likes of legend and Padmashree Anjolie Ela Menon. Varsha, who has just completed class X, is showcasing 40 select paintings in her solo exhibition "Raindrops" at th...
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Roger Federer takes Indian Wells by storm
Roger Federer leaned forward in his chair and watched the raindrops hit the ground in front of him.
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Why raindrops come in different sizes
A team in France claims to have finally cracked it -- it's all due to air resistance.
