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Tomorrow never comes. Today ends too soon. Yesterday happened a lifetime ago.Forever isn’t nearly long enough, and I don’t have anywhere near forever. It’s heartbreaking to live with this reality. Time slips away, faster each day, until the clock eventually stops ticking.Within each moment this truth lies, waiting in a dark corner. So, here I stand, absurdly wishing I could have forever. Dreaming of a world where my heart doesn’t stop beating, so I can truly give it to you.Because I need more than forever. Just to sit and laugh with you. To look into your eyes and share a simple smile. I need infinity to unravel our love.

Tomorrow never comes. Today ends too soon. Yesterday happened a lifetime ago. Forever isn’t nearly long enough, and I don’t have anywhere near forever. It’s heartbreaking to live with this reality. Time slips away, faster each day, until the clock eventually stops ticking. Within each moment this truth lies, waiting in a dark corner. So,…

Rezaul Haque

March 12, 2023

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Check out this post… “Real picture captured by Cassini, 2012)The planet looks nice. It looks like a “.

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March 12, 2023

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Rezaul Haque

March 11, 2023

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am a breeze, rustling through the Autumn leaves. Crisp clean air that revitalizes the land. I am a ray of sunshine, blanketing the Earth with my warmth. Providing the light for all life. I am the rain, washing the dust of the day away. Breathing new life into everything I touch. I am a tree, standing tall above the grass. Holding firm in my roots, creating a shelter. I am the sand, simple enough. Infinite grains creating a pathway to walk the beach. I am a wave, traveling the vast sea. Finally, ending my life gracefully against the shore. written by Amber Lynn Manning 2015

Rezaul Haque

March 11, 2023

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am a breeze, rustling through the Autumn leaves.Crisp clean air that revitalizes the land.I am a ray of sunshine, blanketing the Earth with my warmth.Providing the light for all life.I am the rain, washing the dust of the day away.Breathing new life into everything I touch.I am a tree, standing tall above the grass.Holding firm in my roots, creating a shelter.I am the sand, simple enough.Infinite grains creating a pathway to walk the beach.I am a wave, traveling the vast sea.Finally, ending my life gracefully against the shore.written byAmber Lynn Manning2015

am a breeze, rustling through the Autumn leaves. Crisp clean air that revitalizes the land. I am a ray of sunshine, blanketing the Earth with my warmth. Providing the light for all life. I am the rain, washing the dust of the day away. Breathing new life into everything I touch. I am a tree,…

Rezaul Haque

March 11, 2023

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Check out this post… “One of the most intriguing aspects of celestial objects is their ability to rotate around themselves. From the Earth spinning on its axis to the sun rotating around its center, this phenomenon is seen across the universe, from planets and stars to entire galaxies. But why do celestial objects rotate in the first place? In this article, we’ll explore the science behind the rotation of celestial objects.The rotation of celestial objects is a result of the conservation of angular momentum. Angular momentum is a measure of an object’s resistance to changes in its rotation, and it is determined by both its mass and the distribution of that mass around its axis of rotation. The conservation of angular momentum is a fundamental principle in physics that states that the total angular momentum of a system must remain constant unless an external force is applied.When a cloud of gas and dust collapses under its own gravity, it forms a protostar, which can then evolve into a star. During this process, the cloud begins to spin faster and faster as it collapses. This increase in speed is due to the conservation of angular momentum – as the cloud becomes smaller in size, its mass becomes more concentrated towards its center, causing it to spin faster.Once the star has formed, it continues to rotate around its axis. This rotation can have a significant impact on the star’s structure and behavior. For example, the rotation rate of a star can affect its temperature, with faster rotating stars generally being hotter than slower rotating stars. Additionally, the rotation of a star can cause it to emit flares and coronal mass ejections, which can have a significant impact on the space weather in its surrounding environment.The rotation of planets is also a result of the conservation of angular momentum. As a planet forms from a protoplanetary disk, it begins to rotate around its axis. This rotation can affect the planet’s climate and atmosphere, with faster rotating planets generally having more extreme weather conditions than slower rotating planets.In the case of galaxies, the rotation of celestial objects is more complex. Galaxies are massive structures made up of billions of stars, gas, and dust, all of which are constantly in motion. The rotation of a galaxy is influenced by the distribution of mass within it, with denser regions of the galaxy tending to rotate more slowly than less dense regions.In conclusion, the rotation of celestial objects is a result of the conservation of angular momentum. As objects collapse under their own gravity, their mass becomes more concentrated towards their center, causing them to spin faster. This rotation can have a significant impact on the structure and behavior of the object, from the temperature of a star to the climate of a planet. By studying the rotation of celestial objects, scientists can gain a better understanding of the processes that drive the universe around us.”.

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Rezaul Haque

March 11, 2023

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Read – Stop – Revise – Read – Stop – ReviseThis is highly effective. Folks usually make the mistake of studying new topics for long hours and forgetting the initial pages/concepts. The other usual problem is that they are unable to concentrate.With the below schedule you’ll understand that consistency is the key. Studying daily for few hours is much more effective than studying one day for long hours. Hence, please do try to follow the below schedule. It is a tried and tested method.Whenever you start studying a new subject, read it for only 30–45 minutes.Read it slowly. Connect it with the practical examples.If you get any doubt with any word, immediately clear it by searching it on Google/Youtube.Initially it might look tough but with time you will enjoy the process. You will grasp it faster.Try to understand why and how it is happening.Then stop reading the new part.Revise the old part again for next 10–15 minutes.Repeat.This technique helped me to score in top rank in GATE 2022.

Read – Stop – Revise – Read – Stop – Revise This is highly effective. Folks usually make the mistake of studying new topics for long hours and forgetting the initial pages/concepts. The other usual problem is that they are unable to concentrate. With the below schedule you’ll understand that consistency is the key. Studying daily…

Rezaul Haque

March 8, 2023

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The Dawa‟ir-e Salasah(Circles of Love) follow after the Maraqbaat-e Salasah(The Three Meditations), and are called the Dawa‟ir-e Muhabbat(Cricles of Love). The Tasbeeh is: Yuhibbo hum wa Yuhibboona-hoo (Al Ma‟idah: 54), that is Allah loves them and they love Allah. Love is an exceptional emotion in which one longs to sacrifice everything for the beloved. Love…

Rezaul Haque

March 5, 2023

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A human being is the combination of five elements: fire, air, water, clay and the Nafs, latter being the product of the combination of the first four. Though, these five elements constitute the human body, yet (by themselves) they cannot be called a ‘human being’. In the opinion of research scholars the word ‘human being’…

Rezaul Haque

March 3, 2023

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You confused a little. Earth takes 365 days to orbit the Sun, but the Sun takes 250 million years to orbit the center of the Milky Way.The galaxies rotate, much like this animation below. Since Earth is about 4.5 billion years old, while orbiting the Sun, Earth and the solar system have orbited the center of the galaxy about 18 times.

You confused a little. Earth takes 365 days to orbit the Sun, but the Sun takes 250 million years to orbit the center of the Milky Way. The galaxies rotate, much like this animation below. Since Earth is about 4.5 billion years old, while orbiting the Sun, Earth and the solar system have orbited the…

Rezaul Haque

February 27, 2023

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