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Undersea Optical Fiber Cable: Figure above shows map of the world’s undersea communication cables. _ Section-1 Prologue: If you ask any average citizen, “where does the internet come from?” the answer you most likely get would be from space, via satellites. Wrong. Modern consumers have come to imagine the internet as something unseen in the atmosphere – an invisible “cloud” just above our heads, raining data down upon us. Because our devices aren’t tethered to any cables, many of us believe the whole thing is wireless but the reality is far more extraordinary. The vast majority of information that flows across the tens of billions of devices connected to the internet comes from the sea. Around 600 fiber-optic undersea cables carry more than 95% of all internet data. The fact that we route internet traffic through the ocean – amidst deep sea creatures and hydrothermal vents – […]
HEARING AID: _______ _______ Prologue: I was working in Saudi Arabia as a doctor from 2001 to 2006. I was designated female medical specialist. All female medical patients used to come to me for treatment. I noticed that I cannot hear properly what they say. The language barrier and lack of lip reading (Muslim women wear burka covering their face) compounded hearing disability. I got myself checked and found that I was suffering from otosclerosis. I started wearing hearing aid which improved my hearing significantly. Although one should remove hearing aids while sleeping at night, I used to wear hearing aid in one ear and sleep on side with ear having hearing aid on the top to attend night calls for emergency. In 2007/2008, I got operated in both ears, and after surgery my hearing improved so much that I did not need hearing aid. Hearing is one of the […]
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