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Why does the sun glow and generate heat?
The sun is like a hot, dazzling fireball. Every hour it radiates a large amount of energy, emitting light and heat in the universe, including our Earth.
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When do we have the artificial Sun?
Fusion energy seems like a promising and promising technology, but never true?
Space science
Why does Mercury still have a magnetic field?
Mercury's mysterious magnetic field is still a conundrum for scientists.
Biology
Why should not water the plants at noon summer?
Water is essential for plants, water helps bring nutrients from the roots to feed the tree so to grow well, we should water regularly.
Animal world
Why do dogs have a cold nose than normal temperature?
According to a new study, dogs with a colder nose than normal are not accidental but because they are super sensitive heat detectors.
New technology
Australia makes batteries that 'like' heat and never explode
An Australian university has just created an interesting lithium metal battery prototype, in contrast to today's lithium batteries.
Oceanography
Hot sun 'boiled' hundreds of thousands of mussels and mussels along the coast
The intense heat left hundreds of thousands of mussels and mussels on a beach on New Zealand's North Island
Biology
Why can't sunlight burn butterfly wings?
Although very thin, the butterfly wings have many veins and scent patches that help release the coolant, they perceive heat better and stay away from heat.
New technology
Create a robot for the first time that can 'sweat'
This is likely to be a breakthrough compared to previous engineering robots, creating a generation of robots capable of performing many tasks in high temperature environ…
Environment
Extreme heat waves threaten to trigger Australian fires again
An extreme heat wave swept across Australia on January 30 with a temperature of 45 degrees Celsius and increased the risk of wildfires.
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Why is the hottest place not the equator?
What is the hottest place on Earth? A lot of people think that the equator is the hottest place, because the area of the equatorial sun shines all year round. Actually…
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The human brain turns into glass when a volcano erupts near Naples
Scientists discovered fragmented glass fragments in the human skull caused by heat of 520 degrees Celsius in a volcanic disaster in Europe in AD79.
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Why when burning, the fire always rises?
Fire is the most important invention in history, helping mankind escape from the dark period, like our 2nd sun.
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Why do crocodiles swallow underwater without choking?
Crocodiles are extremely complex animals with superior abilities that have become the most advanced animal in reptiles.
Oceanography
The ocean heats up the equivalent of each person opening 100 microwaves
The heat in the world's oceans hit a new record in 2019, showing warming