How does a teleprompter work? A teleprompter works by projecting a script onto a mirrored glass panel. This allows the speaker to read the script and maintain eye contact with a camera or an audience, and it prevents the camera or audience from being able to see the script. A teleprompter works because light always […]
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Why do termites eat wood? Termites eat wood to get its cellulose. Termites are small insects that tend to live in nests. They look like ants and are often called “white ants”, but they are more closely related to cockroaches than ants. Termites are also not all the same. There are 3,000 different species of
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Was Dracula a real person? Yes and no. There was a real person behind the legend of Dracula. He was a 15th century prince who ruled Wallachia, called Vlad III. However, he was not a vampire, and he definitely did die. Vlad III was born Vlad Dracula, and it is from him that we have
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Do flying fish really fly? No, flying fish don’t really fly, but they can glide through the air for some considerable distance. Flying fish are sometimes known as flying cod, but they are not cod. When cooked, they are said to taste like cod, which could be where the nickname comes from. They are a
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What is a geothermal heat pump? A geothermal heat pump is a way of heating and cooling buildings by exchanging their heat with the ground. Natural objects obviously gain and lose heat depending on the amount of sunlight, what they are made of, the weather, where they are, and a whole host of other conditions.
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What is the difference between disc brakes and drum brakes? The main difference between disc brakes and drum brakes is their size and their position on the wheel. They both have advantages and disadvantages. All cars obviously have brakes, and they work on a hydraulic system. The brake lines are filled with a brake fluid
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How does an icebreaker ship work? Icebreaker ships work by driving their bow up onto the ice and then using their weight to crush the ice. They don’t just smash straight through it. Icebreakers are not regular ships. They need several special features. They need a strengthened hull, they need to have a unique shape,
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How does an X-ray machine make an image？ An X-ray makes an image because some parts of the body absorb X-ray radiation and some parts of the body don’t. Bones absorb the majority of it and appear white. X-rays are a type of electromagnetic radiation with a wavelength between 10 nanometers and 10 picometers. There
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What is a lava tube? A lava tube is a tunnel made by flowing lava that sets on the outside but continues to flow on the inside. They can range from very small to enormous. For lava tubes to form, you obviously need lava. Not all volcanic eruptions produce lava. Some of the bigger, more
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What is a sinkhole? A sinkhole is a place where the ground has collapsed to leave a hole, caused by material below the ground being removed. Sinkholes can range from just a few meters deep to enormously deep, and they can be caused naturally or by human activity. The largest sinkhole in the world is
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