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Dr. Ayman Khan
🇵🇰🇬🇧 Researcher of Science Education @oxford_uni , writer & Director of Science Education.
PhD. in Education at the @oxford_uni

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A library is a place where knowledge speaks in silence and an entire world lives within the pages of books. 📚✨
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Peace, love, and respect .......
#oxford_uni #writer #england #foryoupage by @loveforstudy2026

A quiet place where the soul learns to speak.

#Bookstagram #BookLover #Bookish #BookTok #Reading by @loveforstudy2026

Where ancient stones whisper, the garden keeps their secrets.
#judymartin46
#Oxford #London #phdlife by @loveforstudy2026

LONDON۔۔۔۔۔۔
#dreamplace #oxford_uni #londonlife🇬🇧
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Books are the best friends.
#OXFORD_UNI #writer #phdlife by @loveforstudy2026

Use AI wisely, and human values should always come first.

In the age of AI, people should develop habits like continuous learning, critical thinking, creativity, empathy, and responsible use of technology. AI is a tool to support humans, not a replacement for human judgment and values.

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Obsessed with Books......
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Cornmarket street....... by @loveforstudy2026

Let the sunshine lead the way.
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Climate change is the long-term warming of Earth caused mainly by human activities such as burning fossil fuels and deforestation. It leads to rising temperatures, more extreme weather events, melting glaciers, and rising sea levels. Scientists warn that reducing greenhouse gas emissions is important to limit its impacts and protect ecosystems and communities worldwide.The Sun does play a role in Earth's climate, but scientists have found that it is not the main cause of the recent increase in global temperatures or many of the extreme heat waves seen in recent years.
The Sun's energy changes slightly over its natural 11-year cycle, but measurements show that these changes are too small to explain the strong warming observed since the mid-20th century. Most climate scientists conclude that the primary driver is the increase in greenhouse gases (such as carbon dioxide and methane) from human activities.

☀️ The Sun provides the energy that warms Earth.
🌍 Natural solar variations affect climate somewhat.
🏭 The recent long-term warming trend and the increased likelihood of severe heat waves are mainly linked to rising greenhouse gas concentrations, which trap more heat in the atmosphere.
So the Sun contributes to weather and climate, but current scientific evidence indicates it is not the main reason this year's extreme heat in many parts of the world has been unusually intense. by @loveforstudy2026

by @loveforstudy2026