The Brain The human brain is a marvel of nature, featuring 490 kilometers of blood vessels. A single brain cell can store information equivalent to five volumes of the Encyclopedia Britannica. Brain signals travel through neurons at speeds of up to 170 miles per hour, equivalent to the rapid movement of vehicles on an express…
Have you ever seen pictures of the Amazon rainforest? It’s mostly flat, but in the wildest, most remote parts of the Amazon near the Peruvian border, there’s a mountain that rises half a kilometer above the flat forest. This mountain, known as Cerro El Cono, is believed to be the peak of an extinct volcano….
The Anechoic Chamber, known as the world’s quietest room, is located in Microsoft’s office in Redmond, Washington. This unique space is so silent that one can hear their own heartbeat, the rustling of clothes, the sound of swallowing, and even the blood flowing in their veins. The chamber has been recognized by the Guinness World…
The Great Blue Hole in Belize is an extraordinary marine sinkhole renowned for its unique structure and diverse marine life. This natural wonder features a layer of freshwater at the top, while denser saltwater settles at the bottom, creating two distinct environments due to their density differences. The separation of these layers supports various types…
China’s glass walkways are engineering marvels, offering visitors breathtaking views from transparent paths built along the edges of mountains. These walkways are not only architectural wonders but also popular tourist attractions. One of the most notable glass walkways is the Zhangjiajie Glass Bridge in Hunan Province’s Zhangjiajie National Forest Park. This 430-meter (1,410 feet) long…
If a little tea is spilled on the table, it won’t be long before you see ants swarming around. If containers holding sweet items aren’t properly sealed, ants will quickly find their way inside. But how do ants from distant places detect sweetness and precisely locate it? Ants use two primary methods to find sweets:…
Europa, the fourth largest of Jupiter’s 95 moons, holds a special place in our solar system. It is the sixth closest moon to Jupiter and, along with Io, Ganymede, and Callisto, was among the first moons discovered beyond Earth. These moons, known as the Galilean moons, were first observed by the Italian astronomer Galileo Galilei,…
The ‘Andromeda Galaxy’ is the farthest celestial object that can be seen with the naked eye from Earth.It is scientifically known as M31 and NGC224.380 million years after the beginning of the universe, That means the Andromeda Galaxy was created 1000 million years ago.While there are ten billion stars in our galaxy, the Milky Way,…
Lidar is a sophisticated technology for detection and ranging light. In any mysterious forest, its laser penetrates from top to bottom and turns geographical data into images. They are mainly used to study the forest area, but sometimes they discover many ruins of ancient cultures and pyramids. Human culture is very complex. Because archaeologists say…
This is due to a special arrangement between the Earth and the Moon called tidal lock or gravitational lock. It is a bit difficult to explain and understand. So adding the video. The first part shows a hypothetical scenario of what it would be like if there were no tidal lock. Second is the real…
