Human Beings[slider]

Daily Science Fact[hot](3)

Plants and Animals[three](3)

Science[dark](3)

Space and Time[combine]

Earth and Climate[oneleft]

Health and Medicine[oneright]

Is there a fish that can live out of water for a considerable length of time?

Only a few types of fishes can survive in terrestrial environment for more than a couple of minutes. Perhaps best known is the mudsk...

What is heavy water? Why is it used in a nuclear power reactor?

Unlike ordinary water, heavy water contains heavy hydrogen, or deuterium, instead of normal hydrogen. Deuterium is an isotope of hyd...

Is our Milky Way a static object or rotates like planets and stars?

There is no object in the Universe that doesn't rotate on its axis and our milky is no exception. This vast system of stars, sha...

Why is diamond so hard even through it is basically graphite, a substance used in pencil lead?

The hardness of minerals is measured on a scale of 1- 10, which was devised in 1822 by an Austrian named Friedrich Mohs. Number 1 on...

Which is the oldest living tree in the world?

For many years, a pine tree code named WPN-114 (photo, below) in the state of Nevada of the USA was known to be the oldest tree in e...

What is the size of the human DNA (Deoxyri-bonucleic acid) molecule?

The chromosomes in the nucleus of a cell contain all the information a cell needs to carry on its life processes. They are made up o...

A motor vehicle's engine capacity is expressed in CC, though traditionally it is measured by horse-power. What does CC indicate?

The abbreviation stands for cubic centimetres, but it's not so simple as 'the volume taken up by the engine.' Cubic centi...

What is the temperature inside a black hole?

When a star reaches the final stage of its life, it often detonates in cataclysms known as supernovae. Such an explosion scatters mo...

Hot in week

Recent

Comments

Stay Connected

index