Whenever we hear the word ‘shark’ our minds automatically picture a large, scary underwater monster that could tear us apart in a blink of an eye. Credit to ‘Jaws’ but it is not quite the actual reality. There are more than...
The definition of progress is different for everyone and it depends on people’s perspective. Most of us are working extremely hard to improve our future. If you are one who is struggling and going through a tough time, this article is...
According to the data provided by the International Monetary Fund, sixteen out of twenty nations that are sitting at the bottom of PPP per capita index are located in the African continent. Predictably enough, most of these countries experience...
A tesseract is a four-dimensional hypercube with 24 faces, 32 edges, and 16 vertices. It can be created by thickening up a cube in a fourth dimension. Although it is impossible to physically construct a tesseract, we can visualize it in our 3D world...
Drawing is more than just doodling on a sketchbook. It’s a form of visual art, a way of expressing emotions, and capturing moments in time. In addition to its artistic forms, drawing is often used in commercial animation, illustration...
The World Meteorological Organization recognizes more than hundred different types of clouds. They, however, can be sorted into one of the 10 genera (basic types) based on their overall shape and altitude where they appear. Well, the standard basis...
The shortwave ultraviolet exposure has been found to be associated with a higher risk of learning disabilities. Researchers conducted the study on 422,512 schoolchildren from across Scotland. About 19% (79,616) of them had a learning disability...
Science fiction is called the “literature of ideas” for a reason. Not only it explores the potential consequences of scientific innovation, but also efficiently separates itself from supernatural stuff, thus making it more of a science...
People often use the terms ‘tallest mountains’ and ‘highest mountains’ interchangeably, and they terribly mix-up these two different things. It’s imperative for one to know that both terms have completely different...
If you love coffee, be sure to thank Friedlieb Runge for that instant energy boost! Friedlieb Ferdinand Runge was a German chemist born on February 8, 1794. He was the son of a Lutheran pastor and the third of seven children. He expressed his...