When we look at the Sun, it is either yellow or orange to red when it rises and sets. But the Moon always appears white. Why does the Moon appear white when the Sun is Yellow? What color is the…
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Why We Hear Our Own Voice Differently In A Recording?
The perception of oneself and that of others sometimes differ widely. This becomes obvious when you hear your own voice from a recording. Many wonder and think that it’s not them. But why do you hear your own voice differently?…
What Is Spaghettification?
It doesn’t take place at the Italian restaurant on the corner and it has nothing to do with the Pastafarians and their flying spaghetti monster. But anyone who travels far enough through the universe could fall victim to spaghettification, at…
How Long Does It Take For The Water To Go Bad?
Whether from the tap, in the bottle, or the vast rivers and oceans, water is the basis of life. The quality of drinking water is still limited. But How long does it take for the water to go bad? Let’s…
Are Dinosaurs Still Alive On Earth?
Whether in a museum, amusement park, or film, dinosaurs are always an attraction. Fossils and footprints have revealed a lot about the prehistoric giant lizards. It is widely known that there have long been no more dinosaurs. But it’s not…
Why Does Saturn Have Rings And The Earth Does Not?
The images that the space probe Cassini sent of Saturn are so impressive and beautiful that one could almost be jealous of the rings of the great gas planet. It is noticeable that all planets in the solar system that…
Why Did Dinosaurs Get So Big?
People who visit the dinosaur Museums are known for their posture as their heads are tucked back. Because there is a giant in the museum, a brachiosaurus more than 13 meters high that lived about 150 million years ago. Weighing…
How Many People Can Live On Earth?
The earth’s population continues to grow. More than eight billion people have inhabited the planet. But resources are running out. The modern way of life overwhelms nature. How many people can even live on earth? Let’s find out. Humanity is…
For How Long Will The Earth Sustain Life?
Life developed on earth almost four billion years ago. Despite many catastrophic events, it can hold on its own and evolve. But at some point life will also disappear. So how long is there life left on earth? Let’s find…
Why Do We Always Remember How To Ride A Bicycle But Forget Numbers?
Under normal circumstances, some things are not forgotten in a lifetime. Cycling, swimming, or ice skating are included. On the other hand, memory researchers can explain why the PIN code of the credit card or the name of a long-term…
Are Cyborgs the Next Stage in Human Evolution?
What was pure science fiction years ago has now become reality. People have implants in their bodies to influence their bodily functions. At least so far, they are mainly used to restore missing or faulty bodily functions. However, scientists now…
Comet Neowise Can be Seen in the Night Sky Only Every 5000 to 7000 years. Now is Your Chance
Every 5000 to 7000 years, the comet Neowise comes so close to Earth that it can be seen with the naked eye and now the time has come again. On July 23rd, Neowise will be closest to Earth as it…
How Can You Build a Base on the Moon?
The much-awaited goal of humanity is the return to the moon. But this time, a permanently inhabited moon base is to be created there, inside which people live and work. According to NASA, the lunar outpost can also be used…
Which Tree has the Deepest Roots in the World?
Usually, a fig tree only requires a soil depth of 1-1.5 meters. The root network of a single tree can be several thousand meters long, in this respect, the root of a regular fig tree can hardly compete. Nevertheless, this…
Why Do Some Plants And Animals Have Thorns And Spines?
Roses protect itself with sharp thorns, viruses pierce cell walls with spines and narwhals use a long tusk. Scientists concluded by comparing the length, diameter, and stability of the structures that although these pointed structures differ in size by several…
Why is learning Music Early good for Children’s brains?
Whether it is a guitar or piano, many children learn an instrument early on. It is good because music is not only good for the soul, it also has a positive effect on brain development. Children can listen better, are…
Do Ants Survive Falls From a Great Height?
Ants are everywhere. The hard-working animals even climb trees and high rise balconies in search of food. They reach heights that seem impossible for such small creatures. And sometimes, they fall from great heights But what happens if they crash?…
Is lying Easier in a Foreign Language?
‘One shouldn’t lie’ has been the order of every religious book for centuries. Still, people lie every day. The reason given is often the protection of oneself or others. It is a challenge for every liar to consciously tell a…
Animal Records – The Kings of the Animal Kingdom
The animal kingdom is full of super animals. From the record-breaking cheetahs to the loud chanting of the whales to the Methuselah sponges, species with astonishing abilities and properties can be found all over our planet that would have earned…
How Animals Keep Themselves Cool in The Soaring Summer Heat?
Summer heat not only makes people suffer but animals also feel the heat. But instead of sweating, turning on the air conditioning, and licking tons of ice, they have developed their own peculiar strategies against the hot temperatures. Whether it…
Do Animals get an early Warning about Earthquakes?
Dogs bark and become restless, birds leave their nests, elephants roar and even ants behave conspicuously when an earthquake is imminent. There are many such reports and studies. Do animals get an early warning about earthquakes? Let’s find out Hundreds…
Why are Viruses so Successful? What Makes Them The Most Effective Parasites? Let’s Find Out
Viruses are considered pirates who enter our cells and use them for their purposes. Many of the major epidemics and deadly diseases are caused by these pathogens, from AIDS to flu to Covid-19. But why do new, potentially dangerous pathogens…
How did the Apollo mission fly to the Moon? The dream to reality.
Fifty years ago, on July 20, 1969, Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin landed on the Moon. It took more than eight years between the announcement and implementation of a manned moon landing, so it is not that easy to get…
Why does Aluminum Foil have Two different sides?
Aluminum foil is often used, not only to keep food hot, baking or grilling but also for the transportation of food. You would have noticed that the aluminum foil has two different sides, one is glossy, and the other is…
Why is There a Hole in Airplane Windows?
An airplane is basically a sealed container traveling at high speeds and at great heights, through the air. So, if it is supposed to be sealed then why is there a hole in airplane windows?? Is it not a safety…