Science
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What is the sun? The Sun is just like any other star which gets its energy by nuclear fusion of hydrogen nuclei into helium. The surface of the sun is actually its coolest layer while the core is the hottest. What is lightning? Lightning is an atmospheric electric discharge caused by thunderstorms or dust storms. […]
Biologists believe that this autophagy in octopuses is a sort of a disease that makes them behave in such a manner. Why does an Octopus eat itself? They researched that such behaviour takes place when an octopus is extremely hungry. Not only that, some octopuses ate themselves because they were stressed due to being in […]
Dap dap….Dap dap! “Music make me happy, really happy”– Mr. HeartBeat Doctors and researchers have found that music is the saviour of many souls. Music distresses a person and calms them down. It is proven that sounds of different pitches can change the moods of people and also lower blood pressure according to the type […]
Camels can live with little or without a drink for a week or more in very hot weather. They get water mostly from their food. Of course, food has to be moist and cool. Camels drink 53 gallons or 200 litres in 3 minutes when required. How can a camel drink so much water in […]
Donkey’s milk is being sold for Rs 10,000 (FD$286.19) per litre in Maharashtra’s Umarga town, according to several media reports. Ten traders are currently selling donkey milk, known to boost immune function and circulation, door to door at a cost of 100 rupees (FD$2.86) for 10 ml, Lokmat reported. Why is donkey milk expensive? About 80% of […]
While 40 is a very important age and a milestone in any person’s life, it often comes with adjustments that need to be made to improve the health status of an individual. Here are five foods you should cut down on once you’re 40 and above: Red meat Diets high in red meat are usually […]
In 1953, a telephone company chief predicted that there’ll be no escape from telephones in the future. “There’ll Be No Escape in Future From Telephones” reads the title of a newspaper clipping that has been making rounds on social media platforms including Facebook and Twitter. Published in the Tacoma News Tribune in 1953, the article […]
If you swapped your eyes for an eagle’s, you could see an ant crawling on the ground from the roof of a 10-story building. You could make out the expressions on basketball players’ faces from the worst seats in the arena. Objects directly in your line of sight would appear magnified, and everything would be […]
