Bhavan’s Vivekananda Degree College Carves Its Name in the Indian Book of Records!
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Baps-Hyderabad Mahila Mandal
Hundreds of small earthquakes detected at Mount Rainier in Washington
The swarm — hundreds of small earthquakes hitting the same area in quick succession — started around 1:30 a.m. local time Tuesday and was continuing into Wednesday, data showed.
But there was no cause for concern, according to the Cascades Volcano Observatory, which monitors volcanoes across Washington, Oregon and Idaho. Some of the earthquakes were too small to even locate.
"Earthquakes are too small to be felt at the surface and will likely continue for several days," the observatory said in a news release Tuesday. "There would be no damage caused by such small events."
The last time Mount Rainier saw a large swarm was over a three-day period in 2009, when 1,000 earthquakes hit, with the largest being a magnitude 2.3.
Swarms usually occur once or twice a year, but they are not usually comprised of so many earthquakes, the observatory said. Scientists, however, are still learning about the volcano, which is active and has only been well-monitored since the 1980s. →
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Swathi Tanguturi has achieved an extraordinary feat by holding the World’s Longest Email Id with Most Number of Zeros an impressive creation that includes a staggering total of 91 zeros woven together with 3 special characters and 6 alphabetical extensions which together complete a remarkable count of 100 characters making it one of the most unique and technically challenging email addresses ever registered in history.
This accomplishment not only highlights innovation and creativity in the digital sphere but also reflects the perseverance and meticulous effort required to design something that balances both length and functionality in today’s modern communication system a record of this magnitude underlines the limitless possibilities of human imagination and the ability to set milestones even in the smallest of details like an email identity.
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