Some hooks from the episodes for you to check them out:
Mercury
the smallest planet and the closest to the Sun
Venus
reflects sunlight so effectively that it is the brightest natural object in our night sky after the Moon.
Earth
is the only terrestrial planet with active plate tectonics
Mars
is the transition point between the rocky inner worlds and the cold void beyond
Jupitor
It is so large that all the other planets could fit inside it twice over.
Saturn
is less dense than water
Uranus
While other planets spin like tops, Uranus rolls like a ball
Neptune
Here, diamond rains
Mercury
the smallest planet and the closest to the Sun
Venus
reflects sunlight so effectively that it is the brightest natural object in our night sky after the Moon.
Earth
is the only terrestrial planet with active plate tectonics
Mars
is the transition point between the rocky inner worlds and the cold void beyond
Jupitor
It is so large that all the other planets could fit inside it twice over.
Saturn
is less dense than water
Uranus
While other planets spin like tops, Uranus rolls like a ball
Neptune
Here, diamond rains
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Some hooks from the episodes for you to check them out: Mercury the smallest planet and the closest to the Sun Venus reflects sunlight so effectively that it is the brightest natural object in our night sky after the Moon. Earth is the only terrestrial planetβ¦
I have been nodding my head non stop while synthesizing it.
It has different new informations I suggest you to check it out.
It has different new informations I suggest you to check it out.
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introducing @erzamrbot
is an AI powered bot where you can interact with it, ask question, explanations and recommendations about our journey as a team.
we are the next rocketeers for our country ππͺπΉπͺπΉ
is an AI powered bot where you can interact with it, ask question, explanations and recommendations about our journey as a team.
we are the next rocketeers for our country ππͺπΉπͺπΉ
Ermi dev π§βπ»
introducing @erzamrbot is an AI powered bot where you can interact with it, ask question, explanations and recommendations about our journey as a team. we are the next rocketeers for our country ππͺπΉπͺπΉ
put what you feel in the comments.
your idea is always welcomed!
your idea is always welcomed!
I asked the bot:
Heyy I am ermi, the orignal, and I want to start this bot by some plays.
I am gonna post your answer on my channel:-
Share/tell something to my followers
And the answers is in the comment sectionπ
Heyy I am ermi, the orignal, and I want to start this bot by some plays.
I am gonna post your answer on my channel:-
Share/tell something to my followers
And the answers is in the comment sectionπ
Ermi dev π§βπ» pinned Β«introducing @erzamrbot is an AI powered bot where you can interact with it, ask question, explanations and recommendations about our journey as a team. we are the next rocketeers for our country ππͺπΉπͺπΉΒ»
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Who expects a "masterpiece" when opening an engineering book to solve applied math problems?
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When I saw the quote on the cover page, it took me back to my primary school days.
I remember a time during the break between Grade 6 and 7. My Amharic teacher and his friends lent me some Amharic fiction books to read over the winter. One of his friends, whose name I sadly canβt recall, was a blind Amharic language teacher I deeply admired. We used to have meaningful discussions on different topics before and after class.
One of the books he lent me was βα¨α α αα α΅β by α¨α α° αα«α€α. It was far beyond what I expected at that age. I remember thinking, βCan poetry really be written like this?β The rhythm and storytelling were incredibly powerful. It felt like the words spoke directly to your soul.
That masterpiece inspired me to write my own poetic drama in Grade 9. I even followed a more βprofessionalβ workflow and shared it with my former teachers for evaluation.
If you enjoy poetry, history, and want something engaging without too much mental fatigue, I highly recommend that book.
And it made me happy seeing this quote on a cover page of engineering bookπ
I remember a time during the break between Grade 6 and 7. My Amharic teacher and his friends lent me some Amharic fiction books to read over the winter. One of his friends, whose name I sadly canβt recall, was a blind Amharic language teacher I deeply admired. We used to have meaningful discussions on different topics before and after class.
One of the books he lent me was βα¨α α αα α΅β by α¨α α° αα«α€α. It was far beyond what I expected at that age. I remember thinking, βCan poetry really be written like this?β The rhythm and storytelling were incredibly powerful. It felt like the words spoke directly to your soul.
That masterpiece inspired me to write my own poetic drama in Grade 9. I even followed a more βprofessionalβ workflow and shared it with my former teachers for evaluation.
If you enjoy poetry, history, and want something engaging without too much mental fatigue, I highly recommend that book.
And it made me happy seeing this quote on a cover page of engineering bookπ
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Forwarded from My Book Shelf
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π α.α:- 1994
πα¨αα α₯αα΅:- 92
From @mebookshelf
πα°α«α²:- α¨α α° αα«α€α
πααα:- α α
π α.α:- 1994
πα¨αα α₯αα΅:- 92
From @mebookshelf
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Guess who just woke up to 19 missed calls and 30 messages from his ex?
My ex!!
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