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Farmers make their own cheap mini hydroelectric plants
Rasid, a non-degree farmer in Indonesia, has succeeded with the project to build a mini hydroelectric plant to power more than 600 poor households in the village for onl…
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Why does the hand not burn when immersed in molten metal?
The famous science program MythBusters (Discovery channel) shows how the finger does not burn when immersed in metal (here is lead) melted.
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Russia: The man survives in the forest under a negative temperature of 31 degrees thanks to this
A 31-year-old man in the Chelyabinks area escaped from luck after spending 5 days under the sky minus 30 degrees C because of being lost in the forest.
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Student He found the best way to make chips
Few people know that accurate calculation of cutting lines helps potatoes achieve maximum and maximum crispness.
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The coldest city in the world
With temperatures always around -40 degrees C at least three months of the year, Yakutsk in eastern Siberia, Russia is considered the world's coldest city, according to…
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Humans are genetically modified, disregarding a cold price of 30 degrees C
Although eating a lot of whale meat and seals, this ethnic group does not worry about obesity or heart disease.
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Why does Starlite - 10,000 degree Celsius material disappear forever?
Starlite, temporarily translated as stellar stone, is a material that is beyond our knowledge, because we still cannot understand why it has such amazing ability.
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Long strides close to the secret of absolute zero
Scientists have long been attracted to special physical properties near absolute zero, 0 ° Kelvin temperature, or -273.15 ° C, the temperature at which matter no longer…
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The prodigies receive the youngest doctorate in history
Despite their young age, these prodigies gained a doctorate and won many prestigious awards.
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Today it is cold at 0 degrees, twice as cold tomorrow, how much will the temperature be?
This is one of the world's classic quiz questions, the first time it officially debuted on a website, at the end of April 1999 at Mathforum.org.
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How to measure sea level?
In the last 100 years, Earth's climate has warmed about 1.8 degrees Fahrenheit (1 degree Celsius). As a result, water overflows into ice sheets, ice sheets and glaciers…
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In the early morning, the density of gasoline is more dense, so should we refuel in the morning?
According to HowStuffworks, it is true that gasoline has a denser density when it is cold, especially in the early morning when the ambient temperature is low.
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Learn about sunrise and sunset
Dawn and sunset are two moments of silence but also beautiful in a day. In fact, not everyone understands this concept and what is the difference between them?
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Explain the three obvious 'phenomena' of people
Looking for the answer to why our body temperature is 37 degrees C, sneezing can open the eyes and appendix.
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Why is our body temperature 37 degrees Celsius, but we still feel hot when the outdoor temperature is also 37 degrees Celsius?
Is it because 37 + 37 = 74 (degree C) should be hot?