trusciencetrutechnology@blogspot.comVolume 2010, Issue No.9,Dt.9th September 2010, Time: 17h12m50s Title: TRUWIZ- 111: In memory of Professor Kotcherlakota Rangadhama Rao
D.Sc. (Madras). D.Sc. (London).
(9th September 1899 - 20th June 1972)
TRUWIZ-111
Q1.) The first publication probably made by Prof KRRao et al was in the year
a.1924 b.1925 c.1928 d.1927
Q2.) London ZSL journal gave first report of impending quakes detected by
a. Horses b. frogs c. toads d. elephants
Q3).The fall of Khmer civilization at Angkor 600 years ago was brought out by
a. Droughts b. intense monsoons c. ruthless invasions d. earthquakes
Q4.) Smog formation creates other oxidized organic chemicals, such as
a. formaldehydes. b. dioxides c. triatomicmolecules d. acetone
Q5.) The thyroid gland in children under the age of five is very sensitive to radioactivity of
a. Fluorine b.Bromine c. Iodine d.Salt
Q6.) The Chernobyl nuclear accident action occurred when there was a test to see if the reactor number four could be used to power the reactors
a. Heating system b.cooling system c.radiocontrol system d. fuel system
Q7.) Once born, a hurricane to build and maintain its strength and intensity needs only.
a. Cool water b.strong winds c.huge circulation d. warm water
Q8). Science declined and ethics and metaphysics prospered on account of
a). Theos b). Hypocrites c). Sophists d). Churchmen
Q9). The industrial revolution was the desire to emulate of imported goods from India & China in terms of their
a). Quantity b). Faith c). Quality d). Necessity.
Q10). α β γ solanine and α β γ chaconine get concentrated in damaged portions of potatoes or in the regions of
a). Reddish-brown b).green c). Offshoots d) warts
Q11.) The fungi and their toxins can be easily removed by washing the affected cereals with
a). 20% alcohol b). 15% KMnO4 c).20% salt water d). Sodium bicarbonate
Q12.) Kesari dal an adulterant in besan, pea or channa powders, contains the Beta-N-Oxalyl Amino Alanine (BOAA) dangerous to
a).kidney b). Liver c). Brain d). Nerves
q13.) In 1960 one lack Turkey birds died in England due to contaminated peanut meal feed because of a). Ergotoxins b). Oxalates c). amanita phalloids d). Aflatoxin
Q14.) Most commonly found group of fungus in milk, milk-products and creams is
a). listerisis b). Botulin c). Oidium d) A.flavius
Q15.) Green vegetables are coloured by using the green
a).malachite b). Metanil c). Congo d). Glutamate
Q16). Chilli powder coloured by the synthetic red
a).malachite b). Metanil c). Congo d). Glutamate
Q17.) Taste enhancer monosodium glutamate or agmo moto causes depression and disorders by adversely affecting a). Liver b). Digestive track c). Blood flow d). Nervous system.
Q18.) Cocoa-extracts that contain alkaloids use an acid that affects the bone and teeth i.e.
a).sulphuric b). Hydrochloride c) cinnamon d). Phosphoric
Q19.) Monsanto Corporation dropped their programme foe genetically modified wheat due to
Insufficient a). Finances b).Peoples support c.)Market d). Regulation by USA.
Q20.)The Pharaohs (worthy men), Romans (gift to gods) and Greeks (warriors) believed the super powers of
a).Fruits b).cereals c).mushrooms d).nuts
Q21.) Cullenia extrallata (vedipla) and sea otter are the keystone species for activities
a). mutualist & predatory b). Killer & preserving c). Iron & iodine deficiency d). None of these.
Q22.) Three rounds of assembly involving transplanting between YEAST and E.COLI it was possible to produce artificial genome of base pairs numbering about
a). 1000 b). 10,000 c). 1,00,000 d). 1e+06
Q23). Production of particles over anti-particles has been now argued as the reason why matter dominated the creation of our universe and these particles are,
a). Rao and Anti-Rao Muons b). Muons and anti-Muons c). Pions d). Neutrinos
Q24.) Powerful laser beams into cloud chamber cooled to minus 24deg C caused production of visible clouds they are of wavelength
a). Green b). Infra Red c). Blue d). Ultra Violet.
Q25). Koji Omi a key figure in S & T of Japan said that India is only a promising country for
a). Developing economy b).emerging economy c).promising economy d). Useless economy trends Q26). The lithosphere rides on a soft layer of hot molten rock on the upper mantle and is called
a). asthenosphere b).Ionosphere c). Geosphere d). Tectonic plate.
Q27.) On 19th May the Saturday 2010 the Bay of Bengal Sea at Visakhapatnam agitated with muddy sea waves that have been video recorded by the present author and is due to the
a). Barren Island Volcano b).Indonesia earthquake c). Local activity d).unknown activity
Q28.) Depression of women is a social disease menace in India due to the lack of a
a). Faith b). Dharma c). Culture d). National Patriotism
Q29). Urban development of authority in India fell short of Visualization of
a). Population growth b).Illegal families c). Exploitation d). Builders.
Q30). Ununseptium as per IOPAC the super heavy element has a mass number
a). 293 b). 294 c). 292 d). 288
Q31.) An alternative to water purifier from Aluminium sulphate (ALUM) has been found to be the seeds of the vegetable
a). Lady Fingers b). Snake Goud c). Drum Sticks d). Jack Fruit
Q32.) A much chemical is used in place of glycerol as a solvent in cough mixtures etc., which is
a). Camphor b).Ghee c). Honey d). Diethylene glycol
Q33). Proban used in moisturing creams has a danger of
a). Skin disease b). Nervous affect c). breast cancer d). Lung infection
Q34). MMT manganese based octane enhancer to improve fuel efficiency causes
a). Long illness b). Headache c). Neurotoxicity d). Breast affect
Q35.) The cell membrane has a protein that forms a tetramers with each monomer acting as a water channel, the peptide sequence of this protein differs, allowing the pore size to differ and decide which molecules should pass through, with small pores water molecules pass through, these proteins are
a). aquporins. b). ferrodixins c). trypsin d). serines
Q36.) Tree sensors use an electrode connected placed in a plant and the other in the surrounding soil thus produced electric voltage is up to
a).100mV b).200mV c) 50mV d) 150 mV
Q37). Al 3+ substitution in Microwave ferrite, like Nickel Zinc mixed Ferrite inhibits grain growth, reduces domain-wall losses and the mechanical strength is
a). improves b). Decreases c). Destroys d). Magnified
Q38). The change in magnetisation of a ferromagnetic material is usually reversible in high fields while in low fields the process is irreversible and shows
a). Phase change b). Brittleness c). Hysteresis d). Irradiance
Q39.) Dielectric gratings have emerged recently as a promising alternative to distributed Bragg reflection dielectric stacks for broadband, high-reflectivity filtering applications in the wavelength region
a). Far Infra Red b). Ultraviolet c).Sub-wavelengths d). Prof R Blue wave lengths
Q40.) Saturn deep cloud system appears dressed in a strand of pearls in a stunning image from Cassini spacecraft in the
a). Blue light b). Ultraviolet light c). Infra Red light d). X-rays.
Q41.) Early earth was thought not to be a blue planet at all by any means, it would have been shrouded by an organic reddish haze difficult to see through, that provided a UV shield, and the ocean was greenish colour caused by dissolved
a). Mercury b). Lead c). Uranium d).Iron
Q42.) Prof Kotcherlakota L N has suggested a new theory of solving the General Theory set of Equations for the Cosmology models of the Universe by using the a simple approach of renormalized
a). Space b). Space- Time c). Time d). Gravitation
Q43.) The appearance of life requires a decrease in Entropy as Carroll puts it is a violation of second law of
a). Classical Mechanics b) Newton’s Theory c).Quantum Physics d). Thermodynamics.
Q44.) For every high energy photon that arrives on earth from Sun the Earth radiates lower energy photons back into space (that increases entropy and exceeds the collective effort of the biosphere local entropy decrease) numbering almost
a). 10 b). 15 c).40 d). 20
Q45.) The collations of protons and neutrons is thought to move into an electron belt following the Big Bang nearly after the number of years of about
a). 400k b). 330k c). 530k d). 600k
Q46.) The concept and the accepted view that that there is nothing ahead of us in time because there yet universe has not been created gets shattered by the General Theory of Relativity put forwarded by the present author (trusciencetrutechnolgy@blogspot.com) since it involves renormalization of
a). Time b). Space c). Gravitation d). Mass
Q47).Erdington’s theory of gravitational action describes the curvedness of space-time by mass and energy as a
a).Process b). Mechanism c). Pull d).attraction
Q48.) Prof A Fowler is regarded as the father of Line Spectra and late Prof K. Rangadhama Rao is who first thought about to what extent the physical constants are really constant in spectroscopy is regarded as the Father of Line spectra
a). Analysis b). Measurement c). Estimations d). Deductions.
Q49.) Ragtime Jun 9, 2010 3:04 AM Prague, Czech Republic say that IMO dark matter consist of deformed space ("cold dark matter"), which trapped the anti-matter formed during Big bang ("hot dark matter"). The deformation is the product of omni directional space-time expansion (which is actually product of dispersion of light on fluctuations of vacuum in the same way, like dispersion of ripples at water surface). It collects antiparticles preferably due its curvature of space-time being
a). Positive b). Negative c). Neutral d). Oscillatory
Q50.) Researchers in Cambridge in the UK have succeeded in generating entangled photons using electricity alone, with a new device called an "entangled light-emitted diode" (ELED). The device converts electrical current directly into light rather than relying on laser power as in previous technology. The technique could be a practical way to integrate many light sources together on a single chip – something that will be crucial for making a real-world optical quantum computer that relies on the light
a). Dispersed b.) Plasma enhanced c.) Quantum generated d.) Entangled.
Q51.) Stray magnetic fields that are disturbing the atom cloud, ultra-cold matter is so sensitive to jolts and jiggles, atom clouds could make supersensitive sensors for inertial guidance systems. Rasel and his team devised a special self-contained canister that can automatically generate a BEC. They then dropped the canister from the 146-metre-high drop tower at the Center of Applied Space Technology and Microgravity in Bremen, Germany. The split super atom cloud sent in different paths and joined produces a pattern useful to detect changes better then what a torsional balance can achieve. Essentially they employed the technique of
a). Diffraction b.) Interference c.) Polarization d). Refraction
Q52.) For a laser beam that is 1 cm in diameter, the sideways components of the photons act as photons, which have a smaller energy and momentum than visible photons and are in fact the photons of
a.) Microwaves b.) Infra Red waves c.) Ultra Violet waves d). Gamma Rays.
Q53.) The earliest enactment following the Independent India’s Economy was
a.) 5-yr Plan b.) Banking Regulation act c.) Life Insurance d.) NABARD
Q54.) The sugar content of Honey is
a.) Fructose b.) Glucose c.) Ribose d.) Galctose
Q55.) The acid of milk curd is
a.) HCl b.) Acetic c.) Lactose d.) Picric
Q56.)Volume of a cube is 729cm^3 then its surface area in the units of cm^2 is
a.) 486 b.) 466 c.) 456 d.) 476
57.) If A=1, B=2,C=3 etc of the English alphabet what would be DESK?
a.) 80 b.) 90 c.)74 d.) 76
Q58.) Wheel of 30cm diameter covers a distance in 260 revolutions in how many revolutions the same distance is covered by wheel B of 20cm diameter?
a.) 160 b.) 360 c.) 420 d.)280
Q59.) The band gap energy that determines the fluorescent light energy and hence its colour is related to the square of the size of the quantum dot as proportional
a.) directly b.) Indirectly c.) In cube power d.) Inversely
Q60). In quantum dots the colour of fluorescent light is related to the energy levels
a.) directly b.) Indirectly c.) In cube power d.) Inversely
Q61.) The molecules transport the energy of the sunlight they absorb through parts of the photosynthesis mechanism, according to Silberhorn and her colleagues, in the form of such a state known as the
a). hermaphroditic b). Superposed c). Classical d.)Biological
Q62.) At JQI the stack of 30 dielectric layers, between high (H) and low (L) refractive index material, each about 80 nanometers thick, equivalent to about a quarter of a wavelength of the light traveling through it, caused the light waves to bend or reflect by varying amounts. Adding a single low-index layer to the end of this stack disproportionately increased the photon transit time by 3.52 fs to about 16.36 fs. (The transit time through this added layer would be only about 0.58 fs, if it depended only upon the layer's thickness and refractive index.) On the contrary, adding an extra H layer to a stack of 30 layers alternating between H and L would reduce the transit time to about 5.34 fs, so that individual photons seem to emerge through the 2.6-micron-thick stack at speeds
a.) superluminal (faster-than-light) b.) subluminal c.)light d.) Galatic measures
Q63.) "This experiment demonstrates that gravity changes the flow of time, a concept fundamental to the theory of general relativity," Müller said. Because the oscillations of light waves slow down or become redder when tugged by gravity. The phenomenon is often called the gravitational
a.) redshift b.) Blueshift c.)Dopplershift d.)Einsteinshift.
Q64.) OBML can be opened and read with downloads of set up executive files in the search engine of
a.) Google b.) MSN c.) opera d.) Yahoo
Q65.) It's possible the smaller proton means the Rydberg constant hasn't been correctly measured. This value describes the way light gets emitted from various elements—a key component of spectroscopy, which is used, for instance, to tell which kinds of elements exist in galaxies and the vast interstellar gas-and-dust clouds called nebulae. Smaller Proton Size Revealed by Lasers In a ten-year experiment, a team led by Randolf Pohl of the Max-Planck Institute of Quantum Optics in Garching, Germany, used a specialized particle accelerator to alter hydrogen atoms, which are each made of a single proton orbited by an electron. For each hydrogen atom, the team replaced the atom's electron with a particle called a muon, which is 200 times more massive than an electron. "Because the muon is so much heavier, it orbits very close to the proton, so it is sensitive to the proton's size," said team member Aldo Antognini, of the Paul-Scherrer Institute in Switzerland. Muons are unstable, and they decay into other particles in just 2.2 microseconds. The team knew that firing a laser at the atom before the muon decays should excite the muon, causing it to move to a higher energy level—a higher orbit around the proton. The muon should then release the extra energy as x-rays and move to a lower energy level. The distance between these energy levels is determined by the size of the proton, which in turn dictates the frequency of the emitted x-rays. But based on the accepted proton radius, the experiment failed to produce x-rays at the anticipated frequency. In the summer of 2009 the team decided to widen their search to include other possible proton sizes. To their astonishment, the scientists detected x-rays at an assumed proton radius of 0.8418 femtometers—4 percent smaller than expected. The idea that Rydberg Constant may not be a precise constant has been established by the work of an Indian Scientist as early as 1920-1924,
a). Prof K. Rangadhama Rao b). Sir Prof. R. c). Dr. Meghnad Saha d). Prof .S.N.Bose
Q66.) NASA said on Thursday 15th July 2010, that the thermosphere, which blocks harmful ultraviolet rays, expands and contracts regularly due to the sun's activities. As carbon dioxide increases, it has a cooling effect at such high altitudes, which also contributes to the contraction. But even these two factors aren't fully explaining the extraordinary contraction which, though unlikely to affect the weather, can affect the movement of satellites, researchers said."This is the biggest contraction of the thermosphere in at least
a.)50yrs b.)100yrs c.)43yrs d.)1000yrs.
Q66.) 454’s sophisticated machines run the sequencing reactions on chips smaller than a playing card drilled with tiny holes numbering about
a). 1e+05 b). 2e+08 c). 3e+09 d). 8E+05
Q67.)HeliScope Single Molecule Sequencer new technology for decoding of a genome differs from tSMS in sequencing by single molecules of about 25 bases in length synthesized on billions of templates with synthesis process of polymerase and one labelled nucleotide C G A T that give the nascent complementary strands on all the templates washing away free ones the incorporated are imaged with positions recorded.
a.) DNA b.) DNA and RNA c.) RNA d). DNA or RNA
Q68.)Oregon’s Mount Hood eruptions have indicated possible existence of mixing of magma of different types numbering about
a). two b). three c). four d). five
Q69.) On Mount Everest in 1924 summer when there was a pressure drop that drove climbers Mallory and Irving’s to death, into a thin air storm and to a hypoxic state, is only of order mbar numbering
a). 2 b). 3 c. ) 4 d.) 8
Q70.) On July 31st Some people in South Africa were able to see the Sun Rise with
a). Sun spot b).CME c). Flare d).Rainbow
Q71.) Space Weather.com recommends on the 3rd August 2010 that many features of the Sun may perhaps be seen with the use of simple equipment like
a). Solar telescopes b). digital Cameras c). Imaging devices d). Cooling glasses
Q72.) For enhancing light harvesting efficiency distant units within proteins are wired together by what is called the Quantum
a).Coherence b). Entaglement c).Logic d). Rao and Anti Rao effect.
Q73.) Mini-SAR sent the left circularly polarised Radio waves that get reflected and reverse the polarisation from the surface of the deep craters of the Moon in the North Pole and the high ratio of the powers of the polarised waves involved gives the evidence of water by process involving
a).Water Vapors b).Water molecules c).Both these d).Rao and Anti Rao Quanta.
Q74.)The tongue while drinking the coffee perceives the viscosity, heaviness thickness and
a). Flavour b). Richness c).Good quality d.) Acidity
Q75.) At the size of hair the geckos an adhesion of roughly 10 Newtons or around kgs per square centimetre
a). 26 b). 2 c). 1.12 d) 1.5
Q76.) the therauptic powers of yoga that eases stress, anxieties, improves circulation and breathing, lowers blood pressure is
a). Hata Yoga b). Raja Yoga c). Hasya Yoga d). Karma Yoga
Q77.) The August 1st week Solar Sun Spot released a CME described as the
a). Plasma Ball b). Plasma Burp c).Plasma Flare d).Plasma tsunami
Q78.) The NIST memory qubits in a quantum REGISTER and an ACCUMULATOR where the can be to undergo quantum operations
a).together b).Individually c).entangled d).mutually
Q79.) Total Solar eclipse study of 11th June 1983 over Java Indonesia coronal emissions at 5303 A Fe XIV and at 6377A Fe x indicated the emissions corona confined largely within a radius R of
a).1.2 b).1.5 c). 2 d). 5
Q80.) The results of reconstruction analysis of the galaxy distribution in a spherical region of radius 50 Mpc/h centered on the Local Group, as mapped by the IRAS Point Source Catalog Redshift Survey (PSCz) largely depend on the amplitude and nature of the biasing between IRAS galaxies and mass and mostly on
a). Omega_m b). Temperature c). Statistics d).Distribution
Q81.) Biological diversity is among the most significant and rich in theworld in the country
a).India b).China c).Indoneasia d).Australia
Q82.) At Hiroshima & Ngasaki most casualties were due to the blast and fire but gamma and neutron radiation affected about
a). 15-20% b).30-40% c).25-35% d).50%
Q83).Although articles revealed embarrasing foibles of scientists, they also illustrate sciences ability to self-correct says the award selection committee for an Indian Scribe writer
a).Pallava Bagla b).Monica Bedi c). Gandhi d). RKLaxman
Q84).It is thought that the second law of thermodynamics is the image of the law of increase of area in relativity in the world with a giant black hole which is in fact a
a).diffraction b).interference c).hologram d). refraction
Q85). Herbivores protect emitting odorant molecules that prevent predatory insects lured to plants by producing
a). hormones b).toxins c).juices d). flesh
Q86). Blend of dyes including the ones used in canned vegetables, jellies and sauces and the rose bengal used in the diagnostic eye dropsa to stain damaged cells boosted efficiency of ZnO solar cells by 8% and is the
a) Deep Blue b).Fast Green c). Yellow shine d).Red glow
Q87). Open hen birds eggs are found better as California and Michigan have enacted measures rather than
a). Home birds b).caged birds c).farm birds d).hatchery birds
Q88). A drop of Sun’s radiation is attributed to shrinking in atmospheric layer thickness to a sharp drop which is in the range of frequencies
a).UV b).IR c). X-Ray d). Gammay Ray
Q89).Value of pi the ratio of circumference to diameter of a circle has been calculated, by Shigeru Kondo aged 55 a computer engineer with a dedicated designed computer in about 90days and seven hours time, found up to
a). Five billion b).Five trillion c)five million d)five lacks
Q90). Two cinese satellites SJ-12 and SJ-06F on 19th August 2010 seem to have had a close encounter at a height from earth about
a).800km b).1000km c).600km d).200km
Q91). Chromatography study and the new absorptions found in extracts of solutions of tea etc by the present author and Dr B V Kashbardar at Physics in Life Sciences Laboratory of Shivaji University, Kolhapur during 1990s, in the range slightly above the red region has now received confirmation of new varieties of photosynthesis pigment in algae like species stromatolites, a decoration of formly group on the chlorophyll carbon number 2 is termed
a).f b g c). i d).j
Q92). Force microscopy revealed by studies on the earth’s gravity measurements on a small apple, the new unit of force known as Yacto-Newton which is equivalent of the weight of a single atom of copper on the earth and is about part Newton by
a). septillionth b).billionth c).millionth d)hundredillionth
Q93). The legume Gaur, cyamopsis tetragonalabal, has been grown and native in India for several thousand years when mannogalactan mucilage derived from its seeds mixed with paper pulp yielded opaque paper excellent for
a). writing b).wraping c). printing d). clothing
Q94).Photosensitizing poisons are produced by buckwheat when eaten they make animal sensitive to sun light, safe when under shade but symptoms to death may develop when the animal moves into sun light. The other plant is
a).castor plant b).dandelion speicies kok-sagyz c).Tung d) St-John’s wart
Q95). Paranitroaniline of about an inch in a beaker farms a paste when combined with concentrated sulfuric acid by heating the paste you produce a light weight plastic with air bubbles called the
a).Dough b). Trough c)sausage d).yeast
Q96).Galalith known as milk stone used for horn like insoluble, tough buttons is produced by mixing formaldehyde and
a).rubber milk b).castor oil c).milk casein d). corn pulp
Q97).Stars Arctures and Sirius were both definitely to the positions noted by astronomers of India before the Ptomely in 200AD
a).South b).North c).East d).west
Q98). The sound of a major explosion on may 20th 1883 that spurred ashes to a height of 17miles producing different sets of moon and sun colors was at
a)Krakatoa b).Java c).Australia d). Thailand
Q99). The pots used as producing the 100 famous infants of a single broken fetus of Mahabharat epic of warrior race dating to more than few thousands of years ago have probably produced them using
a).Clay b).Lacquer c).Glassy crystalline d) ceramics
Q100).Cow dung and of other animals was mixed with grass, chopped straw and reeds and shaped into pots using sticking clay on a basket and sun dried them or burnt with fire and Indian fashioned pottery by stripes of clay rolled over by primitive people known as
a).Zuni b).Kummari c)Ayurvedic expert d).Kansali
Q101).Cosmic rays bombarding the earth’s atmosphere for millions of years and the level of carbon 14 atoms produced by 78% of Nitrogen absorption of neutrons with emission of a proton, yielded the estimate of radioactive carbon on the earth at any given time as about
a).200tons b)500tons c)100tons d).1000tons
Q102). Bengal Hydroponic system of a layman in India uses troughs made up of any material filled with two parts of sand and five parts of chips, gravel, cinders or broken red mud and provides possibly the answer to growth of vegetables on the surface of
a).Moon b).Mars c).A satellite of Saturn d)extra terrestrial planet
Q103). Distance in millions of light-years of neare galaxies are 0.2 for Magellanic clouds,2 for Andromeda group, 8 Ursa Major(Sapta Rishi) group and for Virgo cluster of diameter 7million light years, it is
a).34 b).50 c). 32 d). 100
Q104). Three spectral sensitive visual pigments Short, Medium and Long wavelength, consisting of protein complexed with light absorbing compound derived from Vitamin A sit in the membrane of cone cells corresponding to 470Nm,520Nm,580Nm of blue green and yellow colors actually absorb at 430Nm,530Nm and
a). 560Nm b).570Nm c).580NM d).590Nm
Q105). Coriolis force is strong enough to direct winds of hurricane when acting over hundreds of miles and for over
a).years b).months c).weeks d).days.
Q106). In the year 1960 H Sloane discovered as British Governer of Jamaica while collecting information on local plants and animals the bitter chocolate beverage mixed with
a).Coconut water b).Milk c) Honey d).butter milk
Q107). Memistor a new kind of circuit created at each raised intersection of overlapping nanowires of Titanium, and Platinum of about
a)8Nm b).10Nm c).30Nm d).2Nm
Q108). Nuclear war of 100 bombs over cities between Pakistan and India would engulf the entire region in thick smoke raised to atmosphere, the earth’s surface cooled and the entire vegetation destroyed resulting in famine conditions and starvation of people and affects would lost for about
a)3yrs b).5yrs c).10yrs d)100yrs
Q109). Charged calcium atoms suspended between charged plates can undergo laser flip of ion’s magnetic orientation (qbits) with information linked over many qbits would help transfer
a)location-location b)ions to atoms c).neighbours d).remote place
Q110). Universes with different physical laws might still be habitable that have emerged from the same primordial vacuum that gave rise to our universe and promises the role of
a).Rao and anti-Rao quanta b).Mesons c)Neutrinos d)Higgs Quanta.
Q111).Australia and British Astrophysicists team claim that "After measuring alpha in around 300 distant galaxies, a consistency emerged: this magic number, which tells us the strength of electromagnetism, is not the same everywhere as it is here on Earth, and seems to vary continuously along a axis through the universe" , and state that the axis is
a).Preferred b). Magnetic c). Spin d). Gravitational
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Answers: 1.a; 2.c; 3.c; 4.a; 5.c; 6.b; 7.d; 8.c; 9.c; 10.b; 11.c; 12.d; 13.d; 14.c; 15.a; 16.c; 17.d; 18.d; 19.c; 20.c; 21.a; 22.d; 23. b; 24.b; 25. b; 26. a; 27.b; 28. d; 29. d; 30. a; 31. c; 32. d; 33. c; 34. c; 35. a; 36. b; 37. a; 38. c; 39. c; 40. c; 41.d; 42.c; 43. d; 44. d; 45. a; 46.a; 47.b; 48.a; 49. b; 50. d; 51. b; 52.a; 53. b; 54.a; 55. c; 56. a; 57.c; 58. b; 59. d; 60.a; 61. a; 62.a; 65.a; 64.c; 65.a; 66. d; 67. d; 68.a; 69. c; 70. a; 71. b; 72. a; 73. d; 74. b; 75. c; 76. c; 77.b ; 78. a; 79. a; 80. a;81.a; 82. a ; 83.a ; 84.c; 85.b ; 86. b; 87.b; 88. a; 89.b; 90. c;91. a; 92. a; 93.c; 94.d; 95.c;96. c;97.a;98.a; 99.a; 100.a;101.c; 102.a; 103.c; 104.a; 105.d; 106.b; 107.c;108.a; 109. a;110. a; 111.a.
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Fig 4 brings out the features of the famous triangle of the Visakhapatnam sky which is a marvel for anyone to observe it. There are several stars around this triangle image captured due to fine and clear weather.
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