Question

evolution vs revolution samjaye hindi me​

Answer 1

Answer:

evolution-exam

revolution-revolt

Answer 2

The first thing we can do to understand revolution versus evolution is to turn to the pure definition of these two words. The word evolution˜refers to the gradual development or changes in something over a period.

The word˜revolution˜means ‘a turnaround’— a sudden, complete, or radical change in something. ˜This actually fits with other definitions of revolution ˜as not only a “fundamental” change, but also occurring in a “staggeringly” short period.

However, just for the sake of argument, if we were to focus just on the time factor to distinguish the two, it could get even murkier.

Mechanically, if you will, we refer to a revolution as one turn of an operation. The piston of a car engine can work at as much as 5,000 revolutions per minute.

Naturally, the earth revolves on its access every 24 hours. A rotation of the earth around the sun takes a year. We can also reference the natural process of the evaporation of water and the clouds release of that water as rain, which, for a single drop of water, can take anywhere from nine days to 3,000 years.