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Why do we often see small lightning in winter?
Staticness is a physical phenomenon that we often encounter in everyday life. This phenomenon is sometimes very noticeable as it makes your hair erect. The cold and dry…
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Find out how to speed up your computer to 'light speed'
A team of European scientists has found a way to transfer electrons in the semiconductor circuits at the femtosecond scale (1 billionth of a billionth of a second) by ac…
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Create a quantum state in electrical appliances, as a premise to build quantum Internet
One day, we will be able to use electrical appliances to ... create quantum systems.
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Why do solar panels produce electricity?
The sun emits a lot of energy. Currently, many countries exploit this energy source to gradually replace other sources.
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For the first time, seeing carbon can bond with 6 other atoms
A pyramid-shaped carbon molecule has just been studied for the first time and the special thing is that it's not like what we have learned in basic chemical programming.
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The important inventions of the Germans changed the world today
Although Germany was the country that caused the Second World War and many pains for humanity, Germany was also one of the countries that contributed significantly to hu…
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The birth of the microscope
Since the microscope appeared around the 1590s, we have begun to see the world of extremely small organisms living in water, food and even in our bodies.
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Dark matter detector observes foreign nuclear decay
How can you observe a process that takes a billion times longer than the universe?
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Why does the microscope output monochrome images?
There are several different types of microscopes, including simple microscopes, dual microscopes, stereo microscopes, electron microscopes and many others.
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The reason people can't walk through walls
The completely non-hollow structure of electrons is a barrier that prevents people from going through solid walls.
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Scientists boil water up to 100,000 degrees Celsius in a time of 10 trillion seconds
Scientists used a powerful X-ray to perform a test of a strange state of water
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Real-life atoms are not identical to this figure
To know about the above atomic model symbol, first, let's find out where it comes from.
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Lightning triggers nuclear reactions during the storm
Japanese researchers found evidence that thunderstorms triggered nuclear reactions in the air.
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Chemical elements do not follow quantum mechanics theory
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…
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When you turn off the light in the room, where did the light go?
According to Scienceabc, light is made up of millions of extremely small particles (these particles are not visible to the naked eye known as photons).