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QUORA ANSWERS NEEDNOT BE 100% CORRECT ANSWERS. Compiled and posted by R.Gopala Krishnan, 80, on 15-11-2023. Q1 Whendid Shree Krishna realise that Krishna himself is a superior God? A1 AditiPathak, Author and Servant of Lord Krishna Apr 21 In Hinduism, Lord Krishna is considered as the eighthavatar or incarnation of Lord Vishnu. As per the Bhagavata Purana and other Hindu scriptures,Lord Krishna was aware of his divine identity from the time of his birth. According to the Bhagavata Purana, when Lord Krishnawas born, his father Vasudeva took him to Vrindavan to save him from the wrathof his maternal uncle, Kamsa. In Vrindavan, Lord Krishna was brought up by hisfoster parents Nanda and Yashoda. Even in his childhood, Lord Krishna displayed his divine powers byperforming miracles and killing demons. One of the most popular stories from Lord Krishna'schildhood is the incident wherehe lifted the Govardhan mountain to protect the people of Vrindavan fromthe wrath of Lord Indra. This incident shows that Lord Krishna was aware of hisdivine identity and had access to his divine powers from a very young age. As Lord Krishna grew up and became more involved inthe affairs of the world, he continued to display his divine powers and wisdom.He imparted various teachings to his disciples, including the Bhagavad Gita,which is considered one of the most important Hindu scriptures. In the Bhagavad Gita, Lord Krishna teaches theimportance of duty, selflessness, detachment, and devotion to God. Heemphasizes the need to perform one's duties without attachment to the resultsand surrendering the fruits of one's actions to God. Lord Krishna also teachesthat one can achieve liberation by following the path of devotion to God and byperforming selfless service. In conclusion, according to Hindu scriptures, Lord Krishnawas aware of his divine identity from a very young age and continued to displayhis divine powers throughout his life. His teachings, including the Bhagavad Gita, emphasizethe importance of duty, selflessness, detachment, and devotion to God, andcontinue to inspire people around the world to this day. Q2 Whatwill happen if we don't eat dinner? A2 HealthDirector | Loving Father | Business Director May 16 Skipping dinner is a common practice for many people, butit is important to understand what happens to our body when we skip this meal. Dinner is usually the lastmeal of the day and is essential for providing the body with the necessarynutrients and energy to function properly. In this article, we will explore theeffects of not eating dinner and what happens to the body when we skip thismeal. Positive effectsof skipping dinner Weight loss: Oneof the positive effects of skipping dinner is weight loss. When we skip dinner, we reduce the totalcalories consumed in a day. This can lead to a calorie deficit which can helpin weight loss. However, it is important to note that this should be done in ahealthy way and not by drastically reducing calories or skipping mealsfrequently. Digestive systemrest: Another benefit of skipping dinner is that it gives the digestive system a break. Thedigestive system works constantly, breaking down food and extracting nutrients.By skipping dinner, we give the digestive system a chance to rest and recover. Negativeeffects of skipping dinner Hungerpangs: One of the negative effects of skipping dinner is hunger pangs. When we skip dinner, ourbody starts to crave food, and we may feel hungry. This can cause us to overeatat the next meal, leading to weight gain. Low blood sugar levels: Skipping dinner can also lead to a drop in bloodsugar levels. This can make us feel tired, irritable, and dizzy. Low blood sugar levels can alsocause headaches and difficulty concentrating. Nutrient deficiencies: Dinner is often an important meal for getting essentialnutrients. When we skip dinner, we may miss out on important vitamins andminerals that are necessary for our body's functions. This can lead to nutrientdeficiencies, which can cause a variety of health problems. Disrupts sleep: Skipping dinner can also disrupt our sleep. When we go to bedhungry, it can be difficult to fall asleep, and we may wake up in the middle ofthe night feeling hungry. This can affect the quality of our sleep and lead todaytime fatigue. Increased stress levels: Skipping dinner can also increase stress levels. Hungercan cause stress hormones like cortisol and adrenaline to be released, which canincrease stress levels and cause anxiety. Conclusion In conclusion, skipping dinner can have both positiveand negative effects on the body. While it may help in weight loss and give thedigestive system a break, it can also lead to hunger pangs, low blood sugarlevels, nutrient deficiencies, disrupted sleep, and increased stress levels. It is important to listen to ourbody and eat when we are hungry. Skipping dinner occasionally is not necessarily harmful,but it should not become a regular habit. Abalanced and healthy diet is essential for maintaining good health. Q3 Whathappens if a lithium battery gets wet? A3 RebeccaWilliams, Experience in Aviation13h A lithium batteryis a type of battery that uses lithium metal or lithium compounds as the anode. Lithium batteries have manyadvantages, such as high energy density, long shelf life, and lowself-discharge rate. They also havesome drawbacks, such as being sensitive to high temperatures, overcharging, andwater exposure. Water can cause twomain problems for lithium batteries: corrosion and reaction. Corrosion is thegradual deterioration of the battery components due to the presence of water and oxygen. Water can enterthe battery through cracks, holes, or leaks in the casing or the seals. Watercan also condense inside the battery due to temperature changes or humidity.Corrosion can affect the performance and safety of the battery, as it canreduce the electrical conductivity, increase the internal resistance, andcreate short circuits. The reaction is the violent and explosive chemicalreaction of lithium with water. Lithium is a highly reactivemetal that can react with water to produce hydrogen gas and lithium hydroxide. Hydrogen gas is flammable and can ignite in the presence of a spark or heat.Lithium hydroxide is a corrosive and alkaline substance that can damage thebattery and the surrounding materials. Reaction can occur when the battery is damaged,punctured, or crushed, and the lithium is exposed to water. Reaction can alsooccur when the battery is overcharged, overheated, or short-circuited, and thelithium is oxidized and releases heat and gas. The severityand consequences of water exposure vary depending on the type of lithiumbattery. Forexample, lithium-ion batteries, which use lithium compounds as the anode, areless prone to reaction than lithium metal batteries, which use pure lithium asthe anode. Lithium-ion batteries also have protective circuits and vents thatcan prevent or mitigate the effects of water exposure. Lithium-ion batteriesare still susceptible to corrosion and thermal runaway, which is a chainreaction of overheating and gas generation that can lead to fire and explosion. Q4 Whatis the loudest planet in the solar system? A4 SilkRoad, Jun 26 You might thinkit's Earth, because we have so much noise pollution from cars, planes,factories, and people. But you would be wrong. Earth is actuallypretty quiet compared to some other planets. The loudest planet in the solar system isactually Jupiter. That'sright, the big gas giant that is more than 20 times more massive than Earth. Why so loud? Well, it's not because of its atmosphere or itsweather. It's because ofits radio emissions. Radio emissionsare electromagnetic waves that can travel through space and can be detected byradio telescopes. Jupiter emits alot of radio waves because it has a powerful magnetic field that interacts withcharged particles from the sun and its moons. Theseinteractions create a lot of noise that can be heard by radio telescopes onEarth and in space. Jupiter's loudness will depend on how and what youuse to measure it. If you use the decibel scale, which is how we measuresound on Earth, Jupiter would be about 1000 decibels. That's way louder thananything we can hear on Earth. The loudest soundever recorded on Earth was a volcanic eruption in 1883 that was about 180decibels. Anything above 194 decibels would create a shock wavethat would destroy everything in its path. Decibels are not really a good way to measure soundin space. There is no air or medium for sound waves to travelthrough. A better way tomeasure sound in space is by using power flux density, which is how muchenergy per unit area per unit time is carried by a wave. Power flux density is measured in watts per squaremeter (W/m^2). The higherthe power flux density, the louder the sound. Using this measure, Jupiter has a power flux densityof about 10^14 W/m^2 at a distance of one astronomical unit (AU), which is theaverage distance between Earth and the sun. That's equivalent to about 10^8 W/m^2 per hertz ofbandwidth, which means how much power per unit frequency is carried by a wave.That's a lot of power and a lot of noise. To put it in perspective, the sun has a power fluxdensity of about 10^3 W/m^2 at one AU, which is about 10^-3 W/m^2 per hertz ofbandwidth. That means Jupiter is about 10^11 timeslouder than the sun at radio frequencies. That's crazy loud. So, Jupiter is theloudest planet in the solar system by far. If you could hear it with your ears, it wouldblow your mind (and your eardrums). But don't worry, you can't hear it with your ears, because sounddoesn't travel in space.You can only hear it with radio telescopes, which convert radio wavesinto audible sounds. Q5 Whatis the most colourful moment of your life? A5 Bala Ji,Studied at V M Inter College Updated Jun 19 So I was giving my board exam. It was my Englishpaper. I completed mypaper 1 hours before the exam time. Then I sat silently. There were twoteachers in my class for guarding. One of the teacher came towards me and asked,”Why you are notwriting?” I replied him that I have already completed my paper. He tookmy paper to check. My writing was very well. He astonished and impressed fromme. Then he called anotherteacher and said to him, “look at his answer sheet. He has written very well.”Then they started to ask my education background, address and my father'soccupation. Generally if someone ask my father's occupation I get angry but at that time I proudly answered them “He sells samosa”. Then they quoted “A gem has taken birth in hisfather's family.” I was wishing at that time my father should be here sohe can feel proud on me because my father always think that I am a dumb and I can do nothing in my life. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Thatha_Patty" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/thatha_patty/650943363.2204567.1700043486630%40mail.yahoo.com.
