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A microwave can cook super fast food or heat cold food in just a minute or less.
Placing metal objects in the microwave can cause a fire or explosion or will it be nothing?
Going through the cold winter every year seems to have become an obsession for many people, especially when the cold is becoming increasingly harsh.
We can stand the heat up to 160 degrees C. Do you believe it?
Iron (iron) is a very familiar and necessary item for every family. This is a tool to smooth the wrinkles of the fabric to make clothes more neat.
Scientists at the University of Minnesota, USA, recently announced the discovery of a metal crystal that can change shape.
Have you ever wondered how fire was born? How does fire look like? What is the nature of the fire?
Christmas is a time when temperatures in many parts of the Earth are low, combined with cold air and steam, often snowing.
Lies won't make your nose grow like a Pinocchio, but will actually warm up your olfactory organ, according to a new study by Spanish scientists.
In the next two years, we will most likely witness the human body supplying electricity to electronic devices such as phones and tablets.
A lot of concepts are widely known, and are believed as an obvious fact. We must always be suspicious, and do research to find the truth behind it. And the following is…
Scientists at the Berkeley Laboratory, USA, and colleagues used the KamLAND detector to measure the amount of radiation emitted by earth's heat sources.
Moving between Greenland and Norway, the North Atlantic ocean currents carrying the warmest stream of water in the last 2,000 years are being blamed for accelerating the…
You may feel horrified when swimming in a pool where water is heated by burning corpses. But that is the idea of scientists.
Israeli scientists have discovered the strange ability of water to freeze when heated.