New research suggests Mars has enough underground water to form a global ocean.  Findings are based on seismic data from NASA's Mars InSight lander.  Water is believed to be 7 to 12 miles deep in...

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- New research suggests Mars has enough underground water to form a global ocean.
- Findings are based on seismic data from NASA's Mars InSight lander.
- Water is believed to be 7 to 12 miles deep in the Martian crust.
- This water likely seeped from the surface billions of years ago.
- Confirmation would require drills and other equipment to detect signs of life. 

 Source: [AP](https://apnews.com/article/mars-water-insight-nasa-marsquakes-c50281cac5b27d6662eab97140d10c7d)

Mars May Be Hiding a Global Ocean Beneath Its Surface

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Mars May Be Hiding a Global Ocean Beneath Its Surface- Grapevine

Earth ❌ Mars ✅

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To all the Entrepreneurial minds here. If given enough money and resources and time what problem will you solve? 

I’ll go first. If I had enough, I would solve air pollution. I think its a massive massive problem in urban India and will severely affect us in the long run 

What will you solve?

if given enough money and resources, what problem will you solve?

Business Development Manager

Is it possible that there can be a lot of oil and gas reserves in Indian ocean?
Is Indian ocean so deprived of oil and natural gases. There isn't a single production block which can reduce our dependency on oil

Oil in INDIAN OCEAN

Product Manager

As cloud seeding is widely used by governments across the world to induce artificial rain, I wonder why Karnataka Government has not yet explored this path. They seem to have all the scientific support in the form of DRDO,ISRO,AIR FORCE locally available. 

Can someone throw some light on this?

Any cloud seeding experts?

Cloud architect

Wow! This is unbelievable. The Starship is in space for the first time, with all 33 engines working at full capacity. We lost the signal in the end, but we gathered the required information for the next flight test. What a day! I love science.

To the Mars 🚀

Consultant

- Recent surveys show cooling temperatures on the Scotian Shelf after a decade of warming.
- Scientists are uncertain if this marks a return to previous norms or is just short-term variability.
- Lindsay Beazley and Dave Hebert emphasize the need for more data to determine long-term trends.
- The cooling trend has already impacted local fisheries, with lobsters becoming harder to catch.
- Researchers will continue monitoring to see if colder, oxygen-rich water persists in the region. 

 Source: [CBC](https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/nova-scotia/north-atlantic-waters-cool-after-years-of-warming-1.7197115)

Cooling Waters in Atlantic Raise Questions About Long-Term Trends

Does that mean all atoms in our body came from single sperm and egg? That's fascinating af.

If number of atoms in the universe is constant

Growth Manager

- Scientists have long puzzled over how large gold nuggets form in Earth's crust. 
- A new study suggests that earthquakes may induce electric charges in quartz, causing gold particles to clump together. 
- This phenomenon has been observed in lab conditions but needs further research to confirm real-world applicability. 
- Quartz, a piezoelectric material, can generate electric charges under mechanical stress, potentially leading to gold accumulation. 
- The next step is to observe this process in actual gold deposits to validate the findings. 

 Source: [Science](https://www.science.org/content/article/shake-rattle-and-gold-earthquakes-may-spark-gold-formation)

Earthquakes Could Be the Secret to Gold Nugget Formation

"Water - The Source of life 
Keeps you hydrated 
Keeps you healthy

Water

How do you guys approach buying flat / villa in bangalore?

Any good contacts if you can share would help ? Are online portals reliable for searching ?

How was your house buying experience if you can share :) 

Please feel free to to post any recommendations as well. Thanks a lot in advance :)

Buying flat in bangalore?

Boneless 
Brainless 
Bloodless

'Immortal jellyfish' can reverse its lifecycle for n numbers! 

Watch more at 4min vid:

https://youtu.be/9z8ujpPgUjI?feature=shared

Dhh I barely recall all the details, but I'm happy that I've spent my childhood watching this NatGeo/Animal planet than PUBG/TikTok ;)

#jellyfish #natgeo

🪼 Jellyfish!!

Bangalore, my 'Karm Bhoomi' and the heart of the global software industry, is facing an acute #water crisis. With taps running dry and a pricing war waging over water tankers, the situation is reminiscent of Arrakis, where only the rich had access to water. Our maid now arrives earlier to ensure dishes are washed before the water ceases at noon and later comes to do other chores. Getting to work is another battle—an exercise in managing daily routines with packaged water, only to be stuck in the city's traffic with blaring heat.

Unlike Arrakis, though, Bangalore is supposed to have numerous lakes and a functioning water cycle as part of the city's ecosystem. So how did we get here?

Inadequate rainfall and overexploitation of groundwater resources (47% of borewells under Govt. Board (BMRDA & BWSSB) in the city have ceased to yield water), coupled with inefficient….

If you are still reading, please go to the below link- due to grapevine’s word limit, not able to post it completely here.

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/yogeshraut7_water-groundwater-agriculture-activity-7174294970936295426-1UrD?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_ios

Wrote something addressing to BLR water crisis. Please read & share feedback, if any!

Co-founder

Don't take this post negatively but think hard and put your views. We all agree that India is doing great at this point of time but no one , literally no one is talking about the danger future we have in front of us in coming years.
Below points need immediate attention and action 

1) Huge water crises in all the major cities and it will only get worse each year.
2) Corruption still relevant in almost all government works from land registration to traffic fines to railway ticket fines, you name it. 
3) We really need one child policy for some years now otherwise we can't imagine how dark the future is in all terms, from food to employment to natural resources.
4) Almost every food product from oil, ghee, butter is contaminated and the quality is just getting worse, to meet demand and to increase profits. Also corruption here.
5) The weather is just getting worse because of all the concrete jungles we have created and this will also get worse , thanks to our never ending population explosion.


Barack Obama rightly said recently that we should focus on improving the health of earth rather than finding life on Mars.
Earth will still have oxygen even after nuclear energy wars.

Sometimes I really think that we need real Thanos , who is the only one who can help solve these problems.

India needs a hard restart

A new instrument aboard the International Space Station has been used to identify more than 50 “super-emitters” of methane.

NASA detects 50+ methane “super-emitters” from space

methane Super Emitters spotted from Space

Data scientist

I completed education from tier 1 colleges (MBA and Engineering both from coveted IIM and IIT). After MBA, I joined Wall Street bank and life was really good. Was enjoying the perks of a MNC although the work was also excruciating but was an overall good experience.

Left it for a startup (fast growth kida in me led this decision). Worked in the startup across multiple roles, learned a lot of new things. Tried staying away from office politics and earned a good name in the circle. But growth (read pay) was not that enticing and was not growing hence decided to leave. Was naive enough to quote this reason to business head and HR as well. Obviously it didn't go well with anyone.

Joined startup2, changed cities and joined it. The role was similar, although my manager was an epitome of a toxic manager. Was doing good but he always was able to find some or the other mistake in my work. If he would not find any mistake then he would suggest some tangential hypothesis and then reprimand me for not thinking about it. Was so toxic that I didn't take leave when my wife was hospitalized and giving birth to our child.
Tried doing everything possible but couldn't save the job and got laid off in the 1st lay off wave.

Was shattered. Confidence was at rock bottom. Tried searching for roles. Luckily I got into startup3 who had remote work at that time. Although I joined the marketing team (which was not at all related to my previous work) thus creating a mess of my profile.
Worked hard but in a "restructuring" exercise got laid off again.

Within a year 2 lay offs with random work and no concrete direction in work. 
Now searching for roles but not able to find anything suitable as I was in non-core roles and in this difficult time everyone is looking for cheap resources with 1-3 yoe and not looking for 7+ yoe with generalist profile.

Contemplating starting from zero in Marketing or learning coding/Data science so that can start my career again with right basics.

I fucked up my career

Liabilities and high interest loans rising, household savings falling. It's a very worrying statistic if people are borrowing money just to stay afloat.

Acche din

Generalist

Water crisis !!

Software project manager

I’m exploring clean tech space(related to renewable energy/tackling climate change). Any pointers about problems and opportunities in this space will be very helpful. Please share ideas around this space. Thanks🙏

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