Category: Science Facts

If you’ve ever washed a frying pan and become frustrated with the stubborn oily residue left behind or seen mould growing in the cracks of the kitchen tap, you know … Read More

When a storm hits, meteorologists may refer to it as a weather bomb, but this isn’t just a dramatic name given to all severe weather events. A weather bomb is … Read More

Wolves are one of the most widespread carnivores alive today. Spread across North America, Europe and Asia, grey wolves (Canis lupus) are one of the most adaptable predators on Earth. … Read More

Relaxing after a long day of school or work can be tough. But with some smart tech, massage chairs help to alleviate the stresses of each day by relaxing your … Read More

The 43 muscles of the face sit just under the skin. At one end, they are attached to bone, or sheets of tissue known as fascia, and unlike any other … Read More

No motorsport is as exciting and as adventurous as rally, where drivers tackle remote, rugged terrain in million-pound cars that hit 0-60mph in less than three seconds. It’s popular across … Read More

Within our galaxy alone there are over 100 billion stars, so how do astronomers keep track of what’s what in the universe? From the late 19th century stars were classified … Read More

Woodpeckers are a very successful animal family. Over 180 species of these distinctive birds are found worldwide, and they appear on every continent except Australia and Antarctica. They are adapted … Read More

Burger King announced in April that it’s rolling out the Impossible Whopper to all of its 7,300 restaurants in the US. This vegan burger isn’t your normal black bean meat … Read More

When he died, the Swedish inventor Alfred Nobel left instructions that his vast wealth should provide annual prizes in physics, chemistry, medicine, literature, and peace, for individuals who “during the … Read More