Animal world
Scientist 'drunk' because of laughing gas in penguin droppings
The researchers encountered symptoms such as drowsiness, nausea, and headache, after hours of breathing the laughing gas born from the king penguin droppings in Antarcti…
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Health
What is laughing gas? Smiling gas is harmful to health like?
Nitrous oxide is a colorless, odorless substance, also known as 'laughing gas'. Because, when inhaled, nitrous oxide slows down the body's reaction time, making the body…
Discover science
How can the gas pump stop automatically when it is about to fill up?
If you ever use a hose to fill up, you'll notice that when it's almost full, the nozzle will shut off automatically to prevent the car from overflowing, so you have to w…
Oceanography
The oceans are unprecedented between pandemics
The world's oceans have reached record high temperatures, raising concerns about global warming effects that could make the weather of the year extremely extreme.
Space science
Green comets are about to fly over the Earth
Comet C / 2020 F8 (SWAN) will reach the Earth closest in mid-May before rushing towards the Sun and decaying.
Environment
Island of death, visitors must wear a gas mask
As one of the dangerous areas, but the island is still open to visitors. Anyone who comes here needs a guide and a protective mask.
Space science
The Milky Way may be 1.9 million light-years wide
By finding the edge of the Milky Way, scientists can more accurately calculate its mass and the number of small galaxies surrounding it.
Environment
Scientists have found a way to utilize greenhouse gases to recycle batteries for smartphones and electric vehicles
The new technique by French researchers promises to help capture greenhouse gases, namely CO2, become more economical before it is returned to the atmosphere.
Oceanography
Why are sperm whales not infected with scuba diving?
Sperm whales are considered an animal around the world, meaning their range extends to all or most of the world in suitable habitats.
Environment
After the outbreak of the Covid-19 virus outbreak, greenhouse gas emissions in China decreased significantly
The satellites of NASA and the European Space Agency have recorded a significant decrease in the amount of greenhouse gas nitrogen dioxide (NO2) in China.
Space science
Discover a sky full of water on another planet right in the Solar System
The gas giant, the oldest planet of the Solar System, has even more water in the atmosphere than water in the Earth's Arctic atmosphere.
History
History of artificial light sources: From fire to laser
Before the invention of electric lighting, humans were aware of the need for artificial light and always tried to 'dispel the darkness'.
Space science
First detected oxygen molecule in another galaxy
Astronomers detected a sign that a large number of oxygen molecules exist in the Markarian galaxy 231, 560 million light-years from Earth.
Space science
Detecting the planet is forming
The Rochester Institute of Technology, USA, announced the discovery of a young planet 10 times heavier than Jupiter, only 330 light-years from Earth.
New technology
Mask integrated screen, firefighters can 'see through' the dense smoke screen
The type of gas mask combined with the screens of American scientists can accurately display the objects behind the smoke screen extremely dangerous.