Best news aggregation for June 3

The truth about phenol, the gate to the underworld, the good time to drink honey, to create fire from the lemon . is the most viewed news last week.

Phenol is a toxic chemical, banned for use in food. This is a solid, colorless crystal with a characteristic odor, melting at 43 ° C, very toxic, causing severe burns when it falls into the skin. See more here .

The following simple measures can help you survive this hot summer. See more here .

Warm water, honey and lemon are great drinks. In addition to soothing stomach pains and bringing freshness to the skin, this drink has many other uses that you don't know about. See more here .

Batagaika Hole in Siberia is called "Gate to Underworld". Local people are very afraid when they have to go near that big hole. See more here .

At the center of the galaxy Abell 2597, an incredible phenomenon made astronomers amazed and excited when we could first witness a rain in the universe. See more here .

Electricity is generated from redox, the chemical reaction occurs when zinc dissolves into acid. The lemon itself does not generate electricity but thanks to it, you can still have a BBQ party. See more here .

Recently, NASA made the world startle when it announced the discovery of more than 1,284 new planets outside the Solar System - also known as exoplanets. This has increased the total number of confirmed planets to over 3,000. See more here .

With more than 2,000 years dating back to the mysteries buried under the sea all this time, this ancient "computer" of Greece has been associated with many questions that scientists have not yet found out. the most definitive final answer. See more here .

Double the boiled egg, sometimes you will see an extremely mysterious blue circle. Why does it exist? See more here .

According to Ancient Origins, the exam (jiang shi) is a walking dead in Chinese folk legends, appearing much on movies, similar to vampires or zombies in the West. The test is often described as wearing the clothing of Qing dignitaries, with arms always stretched forward due to stiffness and hopscotch instead of walking. See more here .