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The Krakatoa volcano erupted in the year 1883, killing as many as 36,000 people. We will take you through the details of this disaster and the effects

Natural disasters are unpredictable, deadly, and destructive. One cannot foretell the amount of loss that it may cause. ScienceStruck describes the

Japan is known for its frequent earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, tsunamis, and typhoons. Have you ever wondered which was the worst of all these

Significant figures are a method to express the certainty regarding existing data and its related calculations. This ScienceStruck article will help

One of the most important uses of lycopodium powder is in the pyrotechnic industry. Its ability to form a combustible mixture with air is often used

In the U.S., all states have a motto, and each motto has a meaning. ScienceStruck furnishes you with both, the motto and the meaning of the 50 states

Although potassium hydroxide and sodium hydroxide have almost similar properties, one cannot replace the other in certain applications. This

The Loma Prieta earthquake of 1989 left over 63 people dead, injured thousands of others, and caused widespread harm to property and the environment

The first animal enzyme to be discovered and crystallized, pepsin is a proteolytic enzyme that breaks down proteins into peptides. This ScienceStruck