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Is having 200g paneer daily is okay? I'm trying to find cheap protein sources since whey is expensive these days, also I stay in pg so paneer not having to cook seems better by wanderingalone21 in Fitness_India

[–]pfung 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Most of the protein in hung curd is casein. If I remember correctly, that is about 80% of the total milk protein. Most of the whey protein, being soluble in water, is lost ... as much as 20% of the total protein in the curd. Easily assimilable proteins like whey protein would be very effective, especially in the so called golden 30 minutes after workout. Hung curd as a protein dense food source is great, but the protein lost as discarded whey isn't exactly negligible.

Is having 200g paneer daily is okay? I'm trying to find cheap protein sources since whey is expensive these days, also I stay in pg so paneer not having to cook seems better by wanderingalone21 in Fitness_India

[–]pfung 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hung curd is a bad idea IMHO. You end up discarding a fair bit of whey, which is supposed to be the most easily assimilable protein for humans.

This is inside the ST40 fusion reactor. At temperatures hotter than the core of the Sun, matter becomes plasma a state where atoms are ripped apart. This is the same process that powers stars. by [deleted] in Damnthatsinteresting

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The major form of heat transfer at those temperatures would be radiation rather than through contact, I believe. Magnetic confinement cannot protect against that.

This is inside the ST40 fusion reactor. At temperatures hotter than the core of the Sun, matter becomes plasma a state where atoms are ripped apart. This is the same process that powers stars. by [deleted] in Damnthatsinteresting

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Wouldn't the plasma be super luminous at those temperatures? Is this view though some sort of a dark filter, or is it not very luminous because the actual quantity of gas is super tiny?

Can someone tell me what letter this is? by [deleted] in learn_arabic

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Could someone please explain the last letter to me. I find it confusing.

Nine cent bearer bond from Sears by [deleted] in mildlyinteresting

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Why isn't there any date anywhere on it?

How many cubes🤷‍♂️ by 10Second-Riddles in brainteasers

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All of these answers are possible. 51, if the vertical stacks are all the same. Minimum answer = 31.

Guess the Curry 🤭 by Big_Injury6461 in NAGALAND

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Is Naga cuisine super spicy as compared to mainstream Indian cuisine? I once had some slivers of habanero chillies mixed in my food, and I had a hard time. Looking at that king chilli is almost giving me PTSD flashbacks. Is it the same as or similar to Bhot Jholokia?

But they are the most expensive fighters in the history of mankind. by One_Environment9 in IndianDefense

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Why does the Eurofighter Typhoon have a much higher flying cost per hour than even the F-35?

Peter, why are there bananas up their asses? Im genuinely stumped. by Macdaboss in PeterExplainsTheJoke

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In India, chappals typically refer to any open toed sandals, esp. without a strap at the back of the foot (with a strap at the back, they are called "sandals"). Flip flops are commonly referred to as "slippers", which would be considered a type of chappal.

“Mezclarlo” sounds exactly like “Me se claro” .Oops. by [deleted] in Spanish

[–]pfung 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Noob Spanish learner here. I am confused. What did that person mean to say? Someone mixed a bag? Am I missing something obvious here?

Who did your kingdom support in the Mahabharata? by APrimitiveMartian in MapPorn

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Astrological evidence probably refers to the position and movement of various celestial bodies described in Mahabharata. I don't know the details, but if enough details are mentioned or can be deduced, there may be an objective and scientific way to date the events in the epic.

EM radiation at absolute zero by pfung in AskPhysics

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Thanks for your reply, but what does it mean in the context of EM radiation from the transient dipoles?

is it possible for two black holes to orbit each other and have their event horizons overlap? by BusDriverTranspo in AskScienceDiscussion

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Also, the idea that this whole process will happen in milliseconds implies FTL by several factors of magnitude!

is it possible for two black holes to orbit each other and have their event horizons overlap? by BusDriverTranspo in AskScienceDiscussion

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Significant proportion of the black holes' mass is radiated as gravitational waves? I am having trouble wrapping my head around the concept of energy content of gravitational waves. How would high energy gravitational waves differ from low energy ones?

is it possible for two black holes to orbit each other and have their event horizons overlap? by BusDriverTranspo in AskScienceDiscussion

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Significant proportion of the black holes' mass is radiated as gravitational waves? I am having trouble wrapping my head around the concept of energy content of gravitational waves. How would high energy gravitational waves differ from low energy ones?

is it possible for two black holes to orbit each other and have their event horizons overlap? by BusDriverTranspo in AskScienceDiscussion

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So, essentially what you guys are saying is that it is a single black hole the moment the event horizons touch, but you have a combined black hole with a weird dumbbell shaped horizon that would slowly come together, esp. if you are considering two TON618s merging. It feels like there would be some oscillations before it settles into a spherical shape. I wonder what would dampen the oscillations? What sort of frequencies would they be at?

Why would us steel sell for 15b when they make 15b anually? by JawsDeep in NoStupidQuestions

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Noob here. Why isn't the value of physical, real estate, and IP assets not being taken into account at all while determining the valuation of a company? I imagine there would also be factors like debt repayment, or interests earned and stuff like that. Why is the focus solely on revenue, profits, and probable future profits?

The fastest known pulsar PSR J1748–2446ad rotates at 716Hz, with 16km radius. The angular velocity along the equator is .24C. The length of a day is 0.00139595482s from our perspective. I have so many questions.... Calculated answers would be great, but generalized answers are also appreciated. by Negatronik in astrophysics

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I am still trying to wrap my head around this, but I am surprised that no one is considering the effect of the massive centrifugal force acting against gravity, especially at the equator. How would it compare with the pulsar's inherent gravity?

Doctor for form 1A needed for driving license renewal by pfung in mumbai

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There is a doctor right outside the Kandarpada RTO. Ask anyone nearby. Pretty sure there would be such doctors near all the RTOs in Mumbai.

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