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The process of climate change is making summer hot every year. And according to a recent study, it will be time to even go out in some parts of the world to be synonymou…
Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO) on February 12 said the thermometer of the No. 2 reactor at Fukushima 1 nuclear power plant increased by 82 degrees.
The advent of thermometers, antibiotics and X-rays has radically changed the lives of humankind.
Will Herron, the merchant, had dreamed for 25 years about building a giant architectural thermometer. That became a reality in the desert state of California in 1991 wit…
Chinese scientists have successfully built and put into operation a giant thermometer up to 45m high, believed to be the largest in China and possibly the largest in the…
Leaving the room temperature too cold too much difference with the outside temperature can cause the body temperature to drop suddenly, even at risk of stroke and death.
When the thermometer breaks, collect pieces of metal and mercury particles by using a wet cotton pad or thin paper placed close to the ground to scoop up the mercury and…
Withings Thermo is a modern thermometer introduced in CES 2016, using Wi-Fi networks and sensors to measure temperature.
Japanese researchers have developed a super-thin temperature sensor that can be attached directly to the skin.
Korean scientists have developed a simple thermometer-like device that can help doctors diagnose low-cost myocardial infarction.
Fever Smart is as compact as a stamp. To use it, parents just need to fix it in their children's hands with the sticker.
Physicists at the University of Adelaide say they have created a thermometer capable of accurately determining room temperature at a rate of one-thirty millionths of a d…
Physicists at the University of Adelaide have announced that they have made the most accurate thermometer ever.