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In the next 3 days, the highest temperature in Hanoi and the Northern region will be about 37 degrees, in some places it will reach 39 degrees Celsius even though it is…
According to experts, the phenomenon of the sky suddenly darkening and then hail occurring may repeat on April 5 or April 6 in the Northern provinces.
Trees absorb carbon dioxide, and restoring degraded forests or planting young trees to increase forest cover is a tool in the fight against climate change.
The number of humpback whales in the North Pacific has plummeted 20% in less than a decade. According to researchers, the cause may come from a heat wave at sea.
The Thien Cung space station, located 400km above Earth, always has spring-like temperatures, providing an optimal environment for astronauts to live and work.
The 301m high Lusail tower cluster uses aluminum sunshades that look similar to fish gills, helping to reduce solar radiation by 70% compared to using glass.
According to scientific experiments, the story that frogs do not recognize danger and do not run away when slowly heated is incorrect.
Many reports say that using aluminum foil in food processing can cause cancer.
These chips are expected to bring unprecedented benefits such as extreme performance and super-fast heat dissipation.
The sand battery designed by startup Polar Night Energy will be built over the next 13 months in Pornainen, Finland to meet year-round heating demand.
One day, all the heat on the planet will be lost due to a mineral called Bridgmanite.
Victims' lives in fire accidents are usually measured in minutes. In many cases, they will have to cope on their own before any rescue units can arrive on the scene.
When there was no air conditioner, how did people deal with the heat? She writes below that we answer this question together.
A prolonged lack of heat that prevents the body from cooling itself can cause serious heat-related complications such as heatstroke, muscle cramps, or exhaustion.
Chinese scientists have developed a hydrogel that can offer dual effectiveness in the fight against cancer.