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In May 2024, the North had many days of thunderstorms and cool weather like the last days of Spring with the highest temperature not exceeding 32 degrees Celsius.
Snøhetta's Vertikal Nydalen building has comfortable temperatures all year round thanks to unique design solutions.
This type of food attracts many people because of its eye-catching color. But they are also foods that have many good nutritional values for users.
Join us to learn how to make your own mist fan and how to make a simple steam fan at home to cool down this summer.
When running long distances, many people are at risk of heat stroke, even life-threatening. How to reduce the risk of heatstroke, signs of heatstroke and effective first…
Ruang Volcano in Indonesia experienced multiple eruptions last week. The volcanic phenomenon was pushed so high that it reached the stratosphere of the atmosphere, estim…
Faced with the phenomenon of refrigerators freezing after long periods of use, many people do not know the cause and whether they should remove this layer of frost from…
This plant is known as a herb that nourishes the body, relieves pain, and supports the treatment of many different diseases.
Chinese researchers are developing a 1.5 megawatt reactor that will be as tall as a 20-story building when expanded, allowing for round-trip travel between Earth and Mar…
A recently published scientific study has shown
High-rise buildings account for about 90% of electricity consumption in Hong Kong and developers and construction companies are looking for ways to address the environme…
One day, all the heat on the planet will be lost due to a mineral called Bridgmanite.
When there was no air conditioner, how did people deal with the heat? She writes below that we answer this question together.
A prolonged lack of heat that prevents the body from cooling itself can cause serious heat-related complications such as heatstroke, muscle cramps, or exhaustion.
The secret cooling system beneath Paris helps the French capital withstand harsh summers despite unpredictable energy prices.