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The US military used this top secret base to be ready to strike a nuclear attack on the Soviet Union, because the area was only a few hundred kilometers from the enemy t…
Instead of using chemical fuels, the fruits
Gallium (Gallium), a chemical element with an atomic number of 31. This is a substance that does not exist in nature, but is easily found after aluminum and zinc fusion…
According to a group of US scientists, the ozone layer gap is gradually shrinking thanks to efforts to reduce CFC emissions into the atmosphere.
Tattoos are divided into sections containing live bacteria, capable of fluorescence when exposed to special compounds.
Perhaps this compound already exists when the Earth is still young and it is able to react to create raw materials for life.
Entering the 20th century, Russia / Soviet Union was one of the countries with the strongest and most developed physics in the world.
The chemical reactions you have seen from school seats are certainly not enough to portray the beauty of it as you observe it in close-up view.
Accordingly, when Napoleon's army marched to Russia in June 1812, they were a powerful force with more than half a million soldiers.
Phosphorus (P) is an important element of life. It combines with oxygen to produce phosphate, a compound that acts as a bond in DNA.
People always try to find new materials with more superior features. And among them there are materials that seem to just come out of sci-fi movies ...
The research team at the University of Florida, USA, discovered something surprising, that the last 21 elements in the periodic table do not follow the rules of quantum…
The smell of H2S rotten eggs, fried onion scent, rotten onions, honey, caramel, fresh fruit, ... together form an extremely special scent of durian.
We must all know that mummification is the only way to preserve the dead from decomposition by a special process. Mummification has appeared in Egypt since 4000 BC and i…
The researchers were able to dissolve water and methane into a small box under the pressure of the deep seabed.