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To take admission in M.tech earth and science you need to fulfill the criteria a candidate must complete bsc program which is for 4 years or to complete BSC+MSC to be eligible for m.tech program.also you need to appear for GATE exam.please check eligibililty Criteria for the college where you want to take admission to avoid further future issue.

It may not be possible for you to pursue master of technology Earth science and Space after completing Bachelor of Science in electronics. The most basic eligibility criteria for posting master of technology Earth Science and space is to complete your Bachelor of Engineering or bachelor of Technology from a recognised University in chemical or petrochemical engineering.

You must have completed your bachelor of engineering a bachelor of Technology with at least 60% marks in the aggregate of the examinations. You may also required (if you satisfy the above mentioned criteria) to qualify entrance examination which is conducted by the university in which you are interested to take admission.

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Dear applicant if you wish to pursue M.Sc in Earth and Space Sciences, the common eligibility criteria is such that after 10+2 and you need to pass your Bachelor's of Science degree course from any recognised university. Since you have successfully completed your Graduation you can apply for this course, though in India Earth and Space Science career is yet to grow. But hope it will flourish in the upcoming few years,

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What? How can universe be a part of earth. See the earth is a planet in the solar system. The solar system is the part of our galaxy whose name is Milky way. Now like us there are many other galaxies which consists planets and stars and black holes etc. The collection of all this galaxies in the space is called the Universe.

So Earth is a part of the galaxy present in the universe.

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In the above equation, E is the total energy of the particle, p is the momentum of the particle (which is related to its motion), c is the speed of light, and m is the mass of the particle. This equation can be derived from the relativistic definitions of the energy and momentum of a particle. The above equation tells us that the total energy of a particle is a combination of its mass energy and its momentum energy (which is not necessarily related to its mass). When a particle is at rest (p = 0), this general equation reduces down to the familiar E = mc2. In contrast, for a particle with no mass (m = 0), the general equation reduces down to E = pc. Since photons (particles of light) have no mass, they must obey E = pc and therefore get all of their energy from their momentum.

No. If you spread out the atoms from a single penny over the entire surface of the earth, you would no longer have a single piece of solid material since the atoms would be too far apart to bond to each other. Let's do some careful calculations to show this result. A modern United States penny has a mass of 2.500 grams according to the US Mint. Since a penny is composed of 97.50% zinc and 2.50% copper, it therefore contains 2.4375 grams of zinc and 0.0625 grams of copper. At a molar mass of 65.380 grams per mole for zinc and 63.546 grams per mole for copper, a penny therefore contains 0.037282 moles of zinc and 0.00098354 moles of copper. Since a mole of atoms contains 6.0221 x 1023 atoms, there are 2.2452 x 1022 zinc atoms and 5.9230 x 1020 copper atoms in a penny, for a total of 2.3044 x 1022 atoms in a penny.

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hope you are doing great. As per your query  I would glad to tell you that their  are mainly two divisions of the Earth's surface. The large landmasses are known as the continents and the huge water bodies are called the ocean. The Earth surface is mostly covered by Oceans almost 71% area of Earth. And only 29% is considered as land surface.

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If it becomes 3 times then-

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Let r1 = Present distance between the Earth and Sun

T = 365 days.

Ifr2=3r1 to find T2=?

According to Kepler’s law of period

T21∝r31and T22∝r32

T22T21=r32r31

∴T2T1=(r2r1)3/2

=(3r1r1)3/2

∴T2T1=27−−√

T2=T2×27−−√

=365×27−−√

= 1897 days

If 2 times then-

If the distacne between the earth and the sun gets doubled then what would be the duration of the year. T2=365×2√2=730√2 days.

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Based on your query this is how you have to find the solid angle,

The given diameter is d = 3474km

therefore the radius r = d/2 = 3474/2 = 1737km

Area of moon's projection = pi*r^2 (pi r sqaure) = pi*1737*1737 km*2

Now, Solid angle = area/ (distance)*2

= (pi* 1737* 1737)/(3.84*10^-5)*2  given distance is 3.84*10^-8 but converting it into km you get 3.84*10^-5

you get 6.438*10^-9 steradians.

The SI unit of solid angle is seradians

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As its informed some of the portions have been deleted from neet syllabus. The earthworm and the frog has been deleted so that you can skip these portions. Cockroach is included in the syllabus. For more details you can refer the following link-

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