The Future Is Superconducting: The Rise of Room-Temperature Superconductors

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By Study Bud­dy Share­line Core Team In March 2023, a team of researchers announced what many physi­cists have long dreamed of: the dis­cov­ery of room-tem­per­a­­ture super­con­duc­tiv­i­ty in a nitro­­gen-doped lutetium hydride (Lu‑N‑H) com­pound. Pub­lished in Nature by Dias et al., the study claimed super­con­duc­tiv­i­ty at 294 K (around 21°C) under pres­sures of approx­i­mate­ly 10 kilobars—significantly low­er than the megabar pres­sures required in ear­li­er dis­cov­er­ies. While the claim has sparked intense debate and fur­ther scruti­ny, its impli­ca­tions are rev­o­lu­tion­ary. For decades, sci­en­tists Read more…

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Mental Health in Gen Z: Social Media, Pressure & Isolation

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By Study Bud­dy Share­line core Team In the soft glow of phone screens and the end­less scroll of curat­ed per­fec­tion, a qui­et strug­gle unfolds. Gen Z—the dig­i­tal natives born rough­ly between 1997 and 2012—are grow­ing up in a world more con­nect­ed than ever, yet increas­ing­ly lone­li­er, anx­ious, and emo­tion­al­ly over­whelmed. Beneath the hash­tags and fil­ters lies a gen­er­a­tional men­tal health cri­sis that can­not be ignored. The Invis­i­ble Weight: Under­stand­ing the Emo­tion­al Land­scape of Gen Z Read more…

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Battles Within Home | Storyline | Story 3

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This Sto­ry and Sto­ry­line By Study Bud­dy Share­line is intel­lec­tu­al prop­er­ty and copy­right­ed to © Pra­teek Sin­ha A Bat­tle Beyond Books: Abhay’s Jour­ney Intro­duc­tion to the Series Life is unpre­dictable. Some­times, the biggest bat­tles are not the ones fought in the out­side world, but the silent wars with­in our own homes. This series is not just about suc­cess and failure—it’s about strug­gles, resilience, and the choic­es that define us. Some sto­ries are real, some are Read more…

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Discovery of a Unique Martian Rock: “Freya Castle” Unveiled by NASA’s Perseverance Rover

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Intro­duc­tion NASA’s Per­se­ver­ance Rover, which has been explor­ing the Jeze­ro Crater on Mars since Feb­ru­ary 2021, recent­ly made a fas­ci­nat­ing discovery—a dis­tinc­tive black-and-white striped rock, now named “Freya Cas­tle.” This pecu­liar find has intrigued sci­en­tists and space enthu­si­asts alike due to its unusu­al appear­ance and poten­tial impli­ca­tions for Mars’ geo­log­i­cal his­to­ry. The Mys­tery of “Freya Cas­tle” The rock, resem­bling a zebra’s stripes, was spot­ted by Perseverance’s cam­eras while sur­vey­ing the Red Plan­et’s ter­rain. Unlike the usu­al red­dish, Read more…

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Correction Window Open for NEET (UG) – 2025 Applicants

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The Nation­al Test­ing Agency (NTA) has announced a cor­rec­tion facil­i­ty for can­di­dates who have sub­mit­ted their appli­ca­tion forms for the Nation­al Eli­gi­­bil­i­­ty-cum-Entrance Test (NEET) Under­grad­u­ate [NEET (UG) – 2025]. This oppor­tu­ni­ty allows appli­cants to rec­ti­fy spe­cif­ic details in their appli­ca­tion forms to ensure accu­ra­cy before the exam­i­na­tion process pro­ceeds.​ Cor­rec­tion Peri­od: Details Eli­gi­ble for Cor­rec­tion: Can­di­dates can mod­i­fy par­tic­u­lar fields in their appli­ca­tion forms dur­ing this win­dow. It is imper­a­tive to review the offi­cial NTA notice to Read more…

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NTA Releases Admit Cards for CUET (PG) 2025

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The Nation­al Test­ing Agency (NTA) has announced the release of admit cards for the Com­mon Uni­ver­si­ty Entrance Test [CUET (PG) – 2025], facil­i­tat­ing admis­sions to post­grad­u­ate cours­es for the aca­d­e­m­ic ses­sion 2025–26. The exam­i­na­tions are sched­uled from March 13 to April 1, 2025, in a com­put­er-based for­mat. ​nta.ac.in Admit Card Avail­abil­i­ty: Advance Inti­ma­tion of Exam­i­na­tion City: The NTA has pre­vi­ous­ly pro­vid­ed advance infor­ma­tion regard­ing exam­i­na­tion cities on March 6, 2025, acces­si­ble at:​ Instruc­tions for Can­di­dates: Con­tact Infor­ma­tion: For assis­tance Read more…

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JEE Main 2025 Session 2: NTA Announces Examination Schedule

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Upon review­ing the offi­cial notice from the Nation­al Test­ing Agency (NTA) dat­ed March 10, 2025, I have iden­ti­fied and cor­rect­ed inac­cu­ra­cies in the pre­vi­ous infor­ma­tion pro­vid­ed. Here are the accu­rate details: 1. Joint Entrance Exam­i­na­tion (JEE) Main 2025 Ses­sion 2: Con­tact Infor­ma­tion: For any queries or assis­tance, can­di­dates can reach out to the NTA through the fol­low­ing chan­nels: Can­di­dates are advised to reg­u­lar­ly check the offi­cial NTA web­site (https://nta.ac.in/) and the respec­tive exam­i­na­tion por­tals for Read more…

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Destiny Vs Dreams | Storyline | Story 2

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This Sto­ry and Sto­ry­line By Study Bud­dy Share­line is intel­lec­tu­al prop­er­ty and copy­right­ed to © Pra­teek Sin­ha Intro­duc­tion to the Series Life is a story—some sto­ries are real, some are imag­ined, but all hold a touch of truth. This series is for those who fight for their dreams, who refuse to bow down before cir­cum­stances, and who believe that no mat­ter how dark the night, the dawn always arrives. These are not just fic­tion­al tales; Read more…

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Last Date For NEET (UG) 2025 (Registration Deadline)

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March 7, 2025 Today marks the final oppor­tu­ni­ty for aspir­ing med­ical stu­dents to reg­is­ter for the Nation­al Eli­gi­bil­i­ty cum Entrance Test (Under­grad­u­ate) [NEET (UG)] 2025. The Nation­al Test­ing Agency (NTA) has set the reg­is­tra­tion dead­line for 11:50 PM tonight. Can­di­dates who have not yet com­plet­ed their appli­ca­tions are urged to do so prompt­ly to avoid any last-minute com­pli­ca­tions.  Key Details: Steps to Com­plete Reg­is­tra­tion: Impor­tant Reminders: Con­tact Infor­ma­tion for Assis­tance: For com­pre­hen­sive infor­ma­tion and updates, can­di­dates should Read more…

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Exam Stress? How to Stop Anxiety from Wiping Your Memory

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Ever stud­ied for months, only to blank out in the exam hall? You’re not alone. NEET aspi­rants often expe­ri­ence exam-induced mem­o­ry blocks, where stress floods the brain with cor­ti­sol, shut­ting down the hip­pocam­pus (your mem­o­ry cen­ter). The result? You can’t recall even the sim­plest con­cepts you mas­tered days ago. Why Does This Hap­pen?Your brain sees the exam as a “threat,” acti­vat­ing the fight-or-flight response. Blood flows to sur­vival areas, not to the log­i­cal think­ing part Read more…

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