11 Different Types Of Forces

In physics, a force can be defined as a push or pull on any object that has mass. It changes the object’s motion. In other words, a force causes an object with mass to change its direction and velocity. Two great physicists Isaac Newton and...

15 Most Intriguing Facts About Atoms

Everything in the Universe — from Earth’s core to farthest galaxies — is made of atoms. It’s a fundamental unit of an element. So far, 118 elements have been identified (all are listed in the periodic table). The word...

What Is Kuiper Belt? Definition | Location | Facts

Kuiper Belt is a donut-shaped region of icy bodies beyond Neptune’s orbit. It extends from Neptune’s orbit (30 AU) to approximately 50 AU from the Sun.  There are millions of objects in this region; most of them are made of icy volatiles...

19 Most Successful Investors In The World

When it comes to the world of investments, just three words come to mind: overwhelming, risky, and yet lucrative. Investing is by no means an easy job as there are countless considerations and infinite risks to take care of. But thankfully, from...

Sheepshead Fish: A Fish With Human Teeth

Sheepshead (Archosargus probatocephalus) is a distinct fish species, widely known for its unique jaw structure and human-like teeth. It belongs to the genus Archosargus of family Sparidae and is only found on the west coast of the North Atlantic...

11 Different Types Of Energy With Examples

In physics, energy can be defined as the capacity to do work. Just like there are many different ways of doing work, there are also different types of energy. Energy is a quantitative property. As per the law of conservation, energy can neither be...

The 9 Oldest Person In the World

What’s the age of the world’s oldest living person? Any guesses? Before I give you the answer, let’s look at the average life expectancy of humans from the beginning of the 19th century to the 21st century. In early 19th century...

What Color Is The Sun? A Simple Explanation

Although the Sun appears yellow or orange, it is actually brilliant white.  Because of the Earth’s atmosphere, Sun looks yellow and changes colors at sunrise and sunset.  The actual color of the Sun can be viewed from space because there are...