The Difference Between N95s, Surgical Masks and Cloth Masks
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) now recommends all citizens use a mask as a protective measure, but with so many options available it can be confusing to
See Mars In Ultra-high Definition Through This 4K Video!
Finally, ultra-high definition images of Mars are available to humans. NASA’s robotic rovers captured extraordinary images of Mars in this ultra-high-definition video. A 10-minute clip posted on YouTube features panoramic views
Discovery Of Time Crystal Can Alter The Future Of Quantum Computing
You might have heard of many things in Science that are hard to understand just because of how bizarre they sound. Physicists especially are used to of dealing with such
Radioactive Diamond Batteries Could Be A Solution For Nuclear Waste
With the constant requirement of energy and at the same time a pressure to manage nuclear waste, a very opportune possibility came out of an invention in 2018. A team
New Experiment Shows That The Fate Of Schrodinger’s Cat Isn’t In the Hands Of Gravity
It has been more than a century and greatest scientists of the world have struggled with a certain mathematical certainty according to which objects can be in many different positions
Know more about the Moonquake
A moonquake is the lunar equivalent of an earthquake also called as quake on the moon. They were first discovered by the Apollo astronauts. Though moonquakes may last for an
Deep in the Cosmic Forest, a Black Hole Goldilocks Might Like
Astronomers found an intermediate black hole — not too big, not too small — that sheds light on how the universe was assembled in the dark.A Hubble Space Telescope image
The Return of the Boomerang
A boomerang is a curved throwing stick and used by people as toys or as weapons. The Aboriginal peoples of Australia, have long used boomerangs for animal hunting and warfare.
Can your Teeth become your Headphones?
Ears can pick up sounds, but so can teeth! Why not try it out yourself! What you will need Metal Fork Metal Spoon What to do With your thumb and
UFO’s and Aliens- Do they exist?
You must have seen movies and books featuring saucer shaped discs that hover over the ground, and are filled with weird looking creatures. In books and movies the weird looking
NASA’s all female team of ‘aquanauts’
In 1970 Alina Szmant and four others became the first women ever to take an active role in a Nasa mission – underwater. For two weeks Nasa monitored the “aquanauts”, isolated
Isaac Newton changed the world of Science while in Quarantine
Isaac Newton was just 23 years old when the Great Plague of London hit the country. He was just a student at the Trinity College, Cambridge at that time. As
Antibiotics & Infections
Antibiotics are special medicines that are given to fight certain diseases caused by bacteria and parasites. In other words, antibiotics are actually chemical substances that have the ability to kill
Why does Quicksand make you Sink?
Quicksand can look dry, like sand on a beach. But it is a mixture of clay, either sand or silt, and water—mostly water. Together, the ingredients form a jellylike mass
Famous Scientists & Unknown Facts
Here are few famous scientists who got us where we are today. It’s probably time we all learned a bit more about them. Check out these interesting facts about history’s
The Bermuda Triange- An Unsolved Mystery
When people get in an airplane, the last thought on their mind is that the airplane might disappear. Sure – planes can be delayed, or even crash, but a disappearing
Anosmia, or ‘Smell Blindness,’ helps diagnose COVID-19
Not able to smell even the strongest perfume is called anosmia — otherwise known as “smell blindness” — and doctors think it might be a key to diagnosing the novel
Laser pioneers win Nobel Physics Prize for 2018
Three scientists on Tuesday won the Nobel Physics Prize, including the first woman to receive the prestigious award in 55 years, for inventing optical lasers that have paved the way
Why we cannot go faster than light ?
The Universe has a speed limit and it seems there is no way around it. Science writer and astrophysicist Adam Becker explains why we cannot go faster than light to BBC Earth’s Melissa Hogenboom and Michael
Do you know the Real Reason why Rain Smells So Good
The little things in life often are what make us the happiest. A hug from a loved one. The taste of homemade chocolate chip cookies. Wearing warm socks right after
Nasa to launch first Sun-skimming spaceship
NASA is poised to launch a $1.5 billion spacecraft on a brutally hot journey toward the Sun, offering scientists the closest-ever view of our strange and mysterious star. After the