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ScienceABC.com has been started with the sole objective of finding and spreading fun and interesting science facts. We believe that Science is extremely exciting and fascinating. The website is curated by a bunch of people supremely excited about science, with a hope that the fun that we have in curating it would be th

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scienceabc.com > pure-sciences > can-water-be-hotter-than-100-degrees-celsius

Can Water Be Hotter Than 100 Degrees Celsius? (Pressure Cookers, Superheated Mugs And The Vapor In Your Room)

1+ day, 12+ hour ago   (812+ words) Picture this: you put a mug of water in the microwave for tea. Three minutes later it sits there, still and quiet. No bubbles. You drop in a teabag, and the water erupts over the rim like a small geyser....

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scienceabc.com > innovation > air-conditioner-ton-meaning-refrigeration-unit

What Does A “Ton” Of Air Conditioning Actually Measure?

3+ day, 10+ hour ago   (1494+ words) Picture this. An air conditioning technician stands in your driveway, clipboard out. He says your house needs a three-ton unit. You nod. Then you look at the metal box by the wall, the one two people carried in without much…...

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scienceabc.com > pure-sciences > why-does-the-moon-have-helium-3

Why Does The Moon Have Helium-3, But Earth Barely Has Any?

5+ day, 12+ hour ago   (1568+ words) Every few months a headline announces that the Moon could power the Earth. A startup wants to mine it. A space agency lists it as a reason to go back. The word in all of those stories is helium-3. Close…...

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scienceabc.com > innovation > why-car-engines-have-even-cylinders-but-ship-engines-run-odd

Why Do Car Engines Have An Even Number Of Cylinders, While Giant Ship Engines Happily Run Odd?

1+ week, 12+ hour ago   (1376+ words) Picture the engine in your driveway. Four cylinders in a hatchback, six in a pickup, eight in anything that rumbles at a stoplight. Ask any car person and you get the same tidy rule. Even is smooth. Odd is buzzy....

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scienceabc.com > pure-sciences > is-there-an-upper-limit-to-water-pressure

Is There An Upper Limit To Water Pressure, And Could It Punch Through Steel?

1+ week, 2+ day ago   (1479+ words) Dive to the bottom of a swimming pool and hold still. Your ears ache. That is the weight of three meters of water pressing on your eardrums, and it already hurts. Now watch a waterjet cutter at work, like the…...

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scienceabc.com > nature > how-an-earthquake-can-shorten-the-day-moment-of-inertia

How Can An Earthquake Shorten The Day? The Physics Of A Spinning Planet

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (1498+ words) Here is a fact that stops people cold. On March 11, 2011, a giant earthquake struck off the coast of Japan. It moved the island. It shifted a point deep inside the planet. And it made the day a tiny bit shorter....

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scienceabc.com > innovation > why-solar-homes-still-lose-power-in-outage

Why Do Houses With Rooftop Solar Panels Still Lose Power During A Blackout?

1+ week, 6+ day ago   (1141+ words) Picture a summer storm. The wind takes out a line down the street, and the whole neighborhood goes dark. No problem, you think. You have twenty solar panels bolted to your roof. Morning comes. The sky clears. The sun climbs,…...

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scienceabc.com > innovation > why-phillips-screwdrivers-cam-out

Why Do Phillips Screwdrivers Cam Out? The Real Reason The Bit Slips

2+ week, 1+ day ago   (1599+ words) Picture the last time you built flat-pack furniture. You are on the final panel. You lean into a Phillips screw, the driver bites, and then it happens. The tip rides up out of the cross with a nasty crunch and…...

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scienceabc.com > pure-sciences > can-trapped-light-have-mass-photon-invariant-mass

Can A Box Of Trapped Light Actually Have Mass?

2+ week, 5+ day ago   (1068+ words) That is a real paradox, not a play on words. Massless pieces, adding up to something with mass. To see how that works, we have to slow down on a word we use all day and rarely pin down. Mass....

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scienceabc.com > eyeopeners > how-is-bleach-made-from-salt-water-chlor-alkali-chemistry

Is Bleach Just Electrified Salt Water Put Back Together?

3+ week, 11+ hour ago   (1653+ words) Picture a backyard on a hot afternoon. A salt-water swimming pool sits there, clear and blue, cleaning itself. The owner poured in bags of ordinary salt, flipped a switch, and never touched a jug of chlorine. Somehow salt plus electricity…...