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Why is it warm when it snows and cold when it melts?
Snow, sleet or snow showers are a natural phenomenon, similar to rain but it is a rain of small ice crystals.
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50 megawatt small nuclear reactor
NuScale's mini-reactor design has been certified as safe and could be operational in the next few years.
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Is it safer to use a gas stove or an electric stove? Expert report reveals surprising results!
In every family, the need to use stoves such as gas stoves, electric stoves, and induction cookers for cooking is extremely essential.
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'City without air conditioning' in China: People don't know what heat is!
Thanks to the advantage of climate characteristics, the people of Luc Ban Thuy have never known what heat is if they only live in this land their whole lives.
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9x Tay people invent hot and cold stove, earn billions
Selling his Dream motorbike for only 2.5 million VND as start-up capital, Nguyen Van Huynh researched and created a multi-purpose stove using firewood and straw to help…
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Micro nuclear reactor can produce 5 MW of electricity
Westinghouse Corporation introduces an advanced reactor design that could provide nuclear power to areas where water is scarce and heat is needed.
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British scientists reveal shocking invention: Invisibility cloak
A Harry Potter-style invisibility cloak will soon be available on the market, according to a joint research team between Vollebak and the University of Manchester in the…
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The mystery of how the Archimedes death ray works has finally been solved by an 8th grader!
We finally know how death rays, also known as heat rays, work.
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Electricity-Free Cooling: The Ideal Approach to Climate Control?
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How did the Indian spacecraft survive the harsh cold on the dark side of the Moon?
India's Chandrayaan-3 spacecraft is on track to become the first scientific instrument to successfully survive the cold lunar night without heating.
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If the sea suddenly disappears, why do hundreds of millions of people have to urgently evacuate?
If the sea water suddenly evaporated at the same time, the Earth would fall into an unimaginable disaster. What is that?
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Why can't humans feel the temperature inside the Earth when it's 6,000 degrees Celsius?
The temperature of the Earth's core is about 6,000 degrees Celsius, higher than the surface temperature of the Sun. Furthermore, the Earth's core is larger than the core…
Environment
Igloo Effect Saves Man's Life Trapped for 60 Days
A Swiss man was lucky to survive in a snow-covered car for two months during a harsh winter thanks to the igloo effect.
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Why when we light a candle, the flame is shaped like a teardrop?
Interestingly, a candle flame is teardrop shaped on Earth, but spherical in space.
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Energy source from super hot 374 degree C rock underground
Scientists study super-hot rocks at depths of nearly 10km as a potential renewable energy source to replace fossil fuels.