Chemistry
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Sulfur Hexafluoride: Sound Thickening Gas (SF6)
Have you ever heard the sulfur hexafluoride? You must have seen videos of people thinning their voices by inhaling helium.…
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Could the Invisibility Cloak be Real?
Invisibility cloak which makes something invisible… We are sure it’s one of the superpowers that many want the most. It…
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Heading a Bottle of Bacteria: A Journey from the Stomach to the Nobel Prize
How far would you go to bring the idea you believe to life? Would you mind a bottle of bacteria…
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How and Why Do Sunflowers Orient to the Sun?
Have you ever seen a sunflower that orientates to the Sun? They were like moving and following the Sun. Many…
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What Is the True Color of a Mirror?
A mirror is a miraculous object that shows us how we look, which ables us to self-criticize. If you raise…
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The Pitch Drop Experiment: The Fluid No One Can See Dripping
In 1927, Thomas Parnell, the first Professor of Physics at the University of Queensland, signed the ” Pitch Drop Experiment…
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A Gene That Could Make You Defy Death: D4DR
Extreme sport is a general name given to sports that involve more risks and difficulties than other sports. In other…
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Could Spider-Man’s Web Be Real? The Spider That Produces The World’s Strongest Fiber
Consider a material that is both stronger than steel and more flexible than rubber. Moreover, it is even more conductive…
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Nature Inspired Design Strategies: Biomimicry
Biomimicry can be defined as taking inspiration from nature or imitating nature in designs and technologies developed as solutions to…
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Lifesaving Deadly Weapon: Bacteriophage
Lifesaving Deadly Weapon: Bacteriophage What an interesting creature, isn’t it? How weak we actually are under our seemingly resilient nature…
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