What is so special about Kamal Haasan?

• VERSATILE: Unlike all his contemporaries who stuck to a formula or to a particular genre, Kamal Hassan satisfied the artist within him by headlining versatile roles and explored multiple genres, excelling in all of them. 
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   He played the role of alcoholic dancer in Sagara Sangamam & the role of a man with cognitive disability in Swathi Mutyam. Kamal Hassan’s filmography consisting of 200+ films stand as a proof of his versatility. 
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• EXPERIMENTAL: Kamal Hassan has remained versatile throughout his career, exploring different genres. He even dared to take on experimental roles and worked in many films considered unprecedented. Several of his experimental ventures like, Anbe Shivam & Hey Ram were commercially unsuccessful but earned cult status over the years. 
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• MULTI TALENTED: Kamal Haasan did not limit himself to acting in films. He proved multi-talented by trying his hand at other aspects of filmmaking. He has served as director, producer, screenwriter, lyricist, choreographer, editor, and even singer, often donning many of these roles for his own films.
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• LIFE LONG LEARNER: Kamal Hassan considers himself a child of cinema. He has been a life long learner about films and continuously learns about the technologies and methodologies emerging in the world of cinema. He traveled to the USA to learn prosthetic makeup from Michael Westmore, assisting him in films like Star Trek and Rambo III,
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   and in 2024 attended a film institute there, for a course on AI and its usage in filmmaking for 45 days.
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These traits make Kamal Haasan truly special. He has been hailed by fans and cinephiles alike as “Ulaganayagan,” or the “Universal Hero,” for his versatility and unprecedented dedication toward improving Indian celluloid and making good films.

What are special things about Brazil?

 1. Brazil is the 5th largest country in the world and is largest country in South America.

2. Brazil has the 2nd highest number of airports in the world, after the U.S.

3. The name Brazil comes from a tree named brazilwood.

4. Brazilian prisoners can reduce their sentence by 4 days for every book they read and write a report on.

5. In 1958, a rhinoceros was a candidate in the city council elections in Sao Paulo, Brazil.

6. Brazil's Capital,Brasilia, looks like an aeroplane from above.

7. Brazil once tried to sell an aircraft carrier on eBay.

8. The biggest Japanese community outside of Japan is in Brazil.

9. The 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, will be the first time a South American country has the right to host them.

10.Voting is mandatory in Brazil.

11. The Bororo people of Brazil are one of the few groups of people where all have the same blood type: "O".

12. There's an Island in Brazil where civilians are forbidden to go: it has up to 5 snakes per square meter.

13. Brazil covers 3 time zones.

14. Brazil shares a border with all South American countries except for Chile and Ecuador.

What is special about Callisto?

 

Callisto, the moon of Jupiter, is quite special. It is on par in size with the smallest planet, Mercury, and its characteristics and position in the orbit of Jupiter make it one of the best locations in the Solar System for a human base.

Callisto is the third largest moon in our system and the second biggest in orbit of Jupiter after Ganymede. It is also in the most distant orbit out of the four big moons of this enormous gas giant planet. This is far enough to be outside of the harmful effects of Jupiter’s magnetic field, which makes Europa and its fascinating subsurface ocean less accessible to us due to radiation. However, it turns out that Callisto might also have subsurface salty waters, but they are between 100 to 250 km/66 to 155 miles below the ground and might be 150 to 200 km/100 to 133 miles deep.

Salt-loving extremophile microorganisms or halophiles are the most likely type of life that could inhabit such an environment. Obviously, for now, this is just speculative; we have no evidence that life exists there. The ocean on Callisto is only heated by radioactivity and, unlike Europa’s, not by tidal effects, which would help mix water with the rock and provide nutrients for organisms. This is why it is less likely that we will find life there than on Europa or some other moons of gas giant planets.

Being a third bigger than our Moon, Callisto is the most cratered celestial object in the Solar System; its surface is ancient and shows no evidence of volcanism or geological activity. Since about half of Callisto is water and half rock, its cratered surface has, in places, glittery, white frost deposits. This is another feature necessary for the future human base; we could use the local water. Furthermore, the molecular composition of easily accessible material on the surface might make it possible to manufacture rocket fuel.

Its location near Europa makes Callisto additionally attractive for future human presence. This is why there is a great interest to know more about this intriguing moon; it will be visited by the European Space Agency’s Jupiter Icy Moon Explorer (JUICE), which will perform flybys between 2031 and 2034, NASA Clipper Mission flybys in 2030, and Chinese Tianwen-4 will enter the orbit of Callisto around 2030.

The question was: What is special about Callisto?

The size comparison between the Earth, the Moon, and Callisto.

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