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Holly is a staff writer for BBC Science Focus, overseeing the Q&A section. Holding an MSc (Special Award) in Earth Sciences (Space and Climate Physics) from…

The decision to urinate involves a complex combination of both physiological and social considerations. However, the social aspects of urination remain largely unknown. More specifically, timing…

atom: The basic unit of chemical elements, consisting of a dense nucleus with positively charged protons and uncharged neutrons, orbited by a cloud of negatively charged…

Paul Brigginshaw/Millennium Images, UK What's the difference between time spent in bed and bank balance? No, this isn't the start of a terrible joke – and…

Avian influenza has been a problem for poultry for over a century, causing deaths in various birds like chickens, ducks, and geese. It is caused by…

ash: Small, light pieces of rock or glass ejected by a volcanic eruption. A group of deciduous trees in the olive family that are popular for…

When it comes to acidity, strong acids can be destructive, as seen in movies where they eat away at people in bathtubs and spaceship decks. However,…