Science

In the town of Herringen, Central Germany, there is a huge pile of sodium chloride (table salt), so large that it is called Monte Potassium.

On May 18, 1980, the St. Helens in Washington state, USA exploded powerfully, causing a large earthquake. The explosion caused the top of the volcano to collapse and create a huge landslide. Notably, this landslide is considered the fastest in history with a speed of up to 402.3 km / h. A landslide as fast … Read more

At first hearing the name, few people can imagine the formidable power of paper armor in ancient times, even stopping swords and pistols when fighting.

Researchers still do not fully understand the technique used to create the wonder of the monolithic church 800 years ago.

X-rays have helped modern medicine a lot, but early experiments to detect it cost people their own lives. In December 1985, German physicist Wilhelm Roentgen submitted a preliminary report to the journal of the Würzburg Medical-Physiological Society, describing the discovery of “a new type of ray” . The never-before-seen type of radiation, which he named … Read more

Plasma is one of the four basic gravity of matter. First described by chemist lrving Langmuir in the 1920s. Composed of a gas of ions. In other words, the atoms have lost some of the free electrons in their orbitals. The ghost plasm is associated with many phenomena in the universe. They describe the behavior … Read more

Thai authorities are trying to find a tube containing dangerous radioactive material that has mysteriously disappeared from a power plant

Since ancient Egypt and Rome, people have been trying to trace the source of the Nile.

If accidentally swallowed, gum residue can resist the digestive processes, but it is still eliminated from the body after a few days.

Using a high-speed camera to photograph lightning strikes is an effective method to study and better understand the phenomenon of lightning.