Water under the ice seems strange, right? Yet, it happens when the glacier rests on a rocky base with natural hollows and depressions. These depressions...
Fog is simply water vapor present in the air that turns back into liquid upon contact with a cold surface. Warm air can hold much...
For generations, Amazonian tribes have orally transmitted their knowledge about specific plants. Often through training with an experienced shaman or healer, this precious knowledge includes...
During a major eruption, ash clouds can reach impressive heights, averaging between 10 and 20 km in altitude. The most violent volcanoes even eject ash...
The adhesives used in stickers are mainly composed of polymers. These large molecules with long, flexible chains provide a certain flexibility, allowing them to spread...
Coffee contains many chemical components such as caffeine, essential oils, acids (for example chlorogenic acid), proteins, as well as aromatic compounds that give coffee its...
The classic orange color of carrots mainly comes from beta-carotene, an orange pigment that gives a healthy glow and belongs to the family of carotenoids. But it...
Carrots were originally cultivated over 1000 years ago in what is now Afghanistan and Iran, and guess what: they were mainly purple or violet! The...
Tickling activates several regions of the brain, notably the somatosensory cortex, responsible for the perception of touch, and the anterior cingulate cortex, linked to emotional...
The rocks surrounding the caves are often excellent thermal insulators. They are very dense and thick, making them particularly poor conductors of heat, thus significantly...
