Discovery of the presence of toxic chemicals in crocodiles
The presence of 14 toxic chemical components has been revealed in the blood of crocodiles in the Cape Fear River in the US state of North Carolina. The study, which…
Melting glaciers could cause deadly global pandemics
Scientists from the Department of Biology at the University of Ottawa in Canada examined samples taken from the Arctic’s Lake Hazen to study how climate change could cause viruses to…
First successful test of an ion propulsion drone
An American company has created a fanless ion propulsion drone that is completely silent and flew for more than four minutes on its first flight. In Defined Technology, the company…
A unique device to reduce odors, prevent bacteria and keep food fresh in the refrigerator
Thousands of kilograms of refrigerated food, fruit and vegetables are thrown away every week around the world. Now a small device can reduce this damage while keeping food fresher and…
Intel Core i7-7700K ‘Kaby Lake’ review
I should be incapable of drawing a single stroke at the present moment; and yet I feel that I never was a greater artist than now. I am so happy,…
A paper battery that dissolves in water and disappears
In this modern era, the number of devices that are used for a short period of time or once is increasing and now a self-dissolving eco-friendly paper battery has been…
Sun: The best source of energy
The sun is the most magical star in this universe, if its light gives light and warmth during the day, then at night this same light wraps in the moonlight…
Universe’s most powerful ‘Gaimare’ explosion revealed
Astronomers have spotted the brightest light ever seen 2.4 billion light-years from Earth. According to scientists, this incident of light has an energy of 180 trillion volts. In fact, it…
The world’s largest digital camera is ready
Scientists have developed the world’s largest digital camera for astronomical research. Its total power is equivalent to 2,666 mobiles that will be deployed at the Vera C. Reuben Observatory in…
“Laughing Gas” Hints at the Existence of Life on Distant Planets
Astronomers are exploring new things by exploring space. Recently, laughing gas has been discovered in the atmosphere of distant planets. The presence of this gas can be a sign of…