Does keeping a battery in the fridge keep it charged longer?
© www.freepik.comThese days, when a smartphone runs out of charge, we desperately search for a charger. But not very long ago, electricity was not available everywhere in Bangladesh. Back then,…
Why can you float easily in salt water?
We often worry about the difficult mysteries of science. What is a black hole, is time travel possible or not; there is no end to the debate about these. But…
What changes occur inside the body when exposed to chemical weapons?
The Tokyo subway train compartment is packed. Some are office-going people, some are reading newspapers. Suddenly, something strange happens. One starts coughing, then another. The whole compartment is filled with…
New quantum state of matter discovered!
A quantum state has been observed in a material where physicists previously believed it was completely impossible. This discovery is forcing scientists to rethink the fundamental rules that govern how…
Scientists see rings forming outside the solar system for the first time.
Which is the most beautiful planet in space? Anyone can tell the name of Saturn with their eyes closed. Because Saturn has huge rings or rings. Because of this ring,…
Do trees really crack in extreme winters?
People in countries where extreme cold occurs are in a strange state of fear. On top of the bone-chilling cold, meteorologists have warned that a polar frost storm is approaching.…
Memory, Archives, and Why Warnings from the Past Often Fail
Science, technology and culture journalist Adam Rogers' grandmother has died. He has been tasked with cleaning his grandmother's small apartment in Berkeley. He stops as he opens the door. It's…
Can the Entire Internet Ever Go Down Worldwide?
Whether it interrupts work or causes your favorite show to freeze at the worst possible moment, an unstable internet connection is a familiar frustration. Over the years, large regional outages…
Why do water droplets in a pan jump while cooking?
When water is heated in a pot, as the temperature rises to 100 degrees Celsius, the water boils and bubbles rise from the bottom and turn into water vapor, but…
