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The Institute of Plant Research and Development has just launched a type of fruit corn that can be eaten directly without boiling, steaming, or baking. The corn is sweet…
Join us to learn how to make your own mist fan and how to make a simple steam fan at home to cool down this summer.
The Philippine Institute of Seismology and Volcanology said that on April 12, the Taal volcano south of the country's capital Manila erupted a 2,400m high column of stea…
He was a Scottish inventor and engineer. With his important improvements to the steam engine, he became a key figure in the Industrial Revolution.
Inventions brought breakthroughs, as well as increases in labor productivity, during the First Industrial Revolution.
The world's first and oldest geothermal power plant is hidden in a quiet corner of Tuscany, Italy, called
Drinking water with lettuce leaves, chives mixed with honey, basil leaves, river bones... can soothe coughs and sore throats when it's cold.
According to researchers from Tel Aviv University, the electricity generated from the interaction between water and metal molecules can be used as an abundant and readil…
Citronella essential oil is extracted from the stems and leaves of citronella plants by steam distillation. The scientific name of citronella is Cymbopogon nardus.
There are many ways to measure the power of a motor block of cars, motorcycles and air-conditioners ... So is a 100 horsepower car with the power of 100 horses? The answ…
Most people think that girls are good at literature and boys are good at math, but recent research shows that this is not the case because boys and girls are equally ski…
A team of scuba divers salvaged gold coins and other ancient objects during the research of the SS North Carolina wreck.
Lobster is usually green but when grilled shrimp, steamed shrimp, heated, the body turns bright red. Why is this impressive color shift?
Dean Mahomed Sake was born in 1759 in Patna, India, which at the time was part of Bengal, the colony of the British Empire.
The vaporized heat causes hot steam to contain more heat energy and cause more severe burns than boiling water.