Is it even fatal to touch the flower?
In the UK in 2014, a person has mysteriously died from a poisonous flower. The name of this flower is – aconitum, also known as the queen of poison or…
Continue readingWhy firefly shines? – Facts
Everyone must have seen the glowing firefly and all kinds of questions will also come to mind about their brightness. It was also said that there is phosphorus in the…
Continue readingWhy is refrigerator cool?
The refrigeration cycle works to reduce the temperature in the refrigerator and control it to a constant temperature. Often homes have a common refrigerator, separate in a shop or factory….
Continue readingWhy Chameleons Change Colors?
There is a layer called chameleon where the chameleon is seated to protect the predators from sun protection, which helps in changing the color according to the environment. The photonic…
Continue readingHow does X-Ray work?
X-ray rays can penetrate solid objects and are most commonly used in clinical radiography and crystallography to take internal photographs of objects or organs. X-rays, also known as X-rays, are…
Continue readingNorth Pole is less cold than South Pole
Both the north and south poles of the earth are extremely cold and the main areas here are covered with snow throughout the year. However, on the basis of this…
Continue readingConfusion of water occurs in the sun
Travelers traveling to the desert on a summer afternoon have the illusion of having water at some distance. This illusion is called the deer deer marichika or mirage. The sandy…
Continue readingWhy LPG is inflammable
Domestic gas or LPG is familiar today. Without it, even the imagination of life no longer seems possible. But do you know that it is a liquefied petroleum gas /…
Continue readingLots hidden in SD card
SD card, also called secured digital card, memory card. It is used to save digital data, photos, videos, audio, text files of phones, cameras and other devices. There are also…
Continue readingWhy does radium shine?
Radium was discovered by Madame Marie Curie and Pier Curie. The name “radium” comes from the Latin word “radius”, meaning ray. Radium is a shining radioactive metal. Radioactive means that…
Continue readingWhy do matchsticks burn?
In olden times people used to create fire by rubbing stones. This was followed by some easy tricks and matches were borne in mind. The first modern self-burning matches were…
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