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1. Which country launched the world’s first nationwide 5G mobile network?
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The world’s first nationwide 5G mobile network was launched in South Korea on April 3, 2019. The new technology will allow devices to operate at speeds up to 10 times faster than current networks. It will also enable the development of self-driving vehicles and other technologies that require fast connections. The first country to commercially launch the service was South Korea, with SK Telecom, KT and LG Uplus all offering it.
2. Who was the first President of United States?
When the Founders were shaping America’s future they faced the daunting task of selecting its first President. The delegates had a dazzling array of the most competent Americans they could imagine: the heroic Washington who had just delivered military victory, the intellectually dazzling Jefferson who had penned a nation-founding canon that the world had never seen before, John Hancock who plied his enormous signature across the Declaration of Independence, and Benjamin Franklin who mentored them all. But in the end they chose the unassuming John Hanson. He was the “President of the United States in Congress Assembled” under the Articles of Confederation from 1781 to 1782, and he played two critical nation-saving strokes to keep the thirteen colonies together in a unified nation.
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3. Which is the loudest insect in the world?
There are many different sounds that we hear in nature. In the fall, we hear leaves crunching underfoot. In the winter, we hear crackling ice. And in the summer, we hear crickets chirping and the steady hum of cicadas. But have you ever wondered which insect is the loudest?
The answer may surprise you. Although cicadas are known for their loud calling song, they’re actually not the loudest insect in the world. The record belongs to the African cicada Brevisana brevis, which produces a sound of 106.7 decibels at a distance of 50 cm. However, two species of North American cicadas, Tibicen walkeri Metcalf and T. resh Haldman, also deserve honorable mention for their alarm calls.
Another surprising insect is the water boatman, which can produce a sound of 99 decibels. This bug is the loudest insect for its size, beating out even the famed bee. The sound that this insect makes is produced by a technique called “stridulation.” It creates this noise by rubbing its legs together.
Tobacco hornworms, which make up the eighth-loudest insect in the world, are also notorious for their loud clicks. These caterpillars, which eventually become Manduca sexta moths, produce these sounds to warn predators of their presence. The sound is triggered by the insects’ mandibles, and it can reach up to 93 decibels.
The ninth-loudest insect is the bee, which can produce a sound of up to 65 decibels. This is more than enough to damage a human’s ears. The buzzing noise that we hear from bees is caused by their rapid wing beats.
The tenth-loudest insect in the world is the acid-spewing tobacco hornworm, which can produce a sound of upto 82 decibels. The hornworms, which are also called Manduca sexta caterpillars, use this sound to ward off predators. The sound is generated by a clicking movement that occurs in their mandibles. The caterpillars are able to make this clicking motion even while flying! This is why they are sometimes referred to as the mosquito of the plant world. These caterpillars can be found in the United States, Canada, and Central America.
4. Which TV serial is the name of actor Shahrukh Khan’s television debut?
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