Why Fish don’t Freeze in the Arctic Ocean?
The temperature of the polar seas is around -1.8 °C on average, and a normal fish is expected to freeze in the Arctic ocean.
Article Type: Nature
What Causes the Northern Lights? Aurora Borealis Explained
What causes the Northern Lights? The Northern Lights are actually the result of collisions between gaseous particles in the Earth's atmosphere.
How Math Solved the Case of the Volcanic Bombs That Didn’t Explode?
Scientists built a math model that simulated the launch of a bomb from a virtual volcano and replicated the changing pressures.
Eight Things You Might not Know About Light
Light is all around us, but how much do you really know about the photons speeding past you? There’s more to light than meets the eye.
The Harvard Library That Protects The World’s Rarest Colors
Today, every color imaginable is at your fingertips. You can peruse paint swatches at hardware stores, flip through Pantone books.
Why Whales Got So Big?
Whales are beautiful animal and they almost synonymous with bigness. However, why do whales always get so big?
The Astonishing Math Knowledge of Honeybees
Honeybees are the greatest geometers. They have known what human mathematicians didn’t know for thousands of years.
Why Scientists Fall for Precariously Balanced Rocks?
Balanced rocks are nature’s hilarious accidents. Almost every scientist falls in love with precariously balanced rocks and researches them.
Why Nature Prefers Hexagons?
How do bees do it? The honeycombs in which they store their amber nectar are marvels of precision engineering, an array of prism-shaped cells with a perfectly hexagonal cross-section. The…
The Cicada’s Love Affair With Prime Numbers
As far back as the seventeen-hundreds, fur trappers for the Hudson’s Bay Company noted that while in some years they would collect an enormous number of Canadian lynx pelts, in…
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