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Calculus, the branch of mathematics that deals with derivatives and integrals, has a long-standing controversy of its discovery. It is still debated

With its shining yellow color, gold is one of the most sought-after metals around the world. With about 90 countries mining the precious metal, the

To produce 40% of America's electricity every year, all the power plants in the US together use more than a whopping 900 million short tons of coal.

Geography, the study of the Earth and its processes, is indeed an intriguing subject. Read through this ScienceStruck article to know about the

Citrus fruits are acidic, and whenever any metal comes in direct contact with acid, the atoms of the metal give up electrons. The aqueous environment

An ice shelf is a sheet of floating ice that is formed when a glacier or an ice stream flows down to the ocean. In this ScienceStruck article, we

Alfred Nobel mentioned 'Physiology or Medicine' as the third subject area in his will for distribution of the Nobel Prize. Check out the following

Gypsum is a sulfate mineral that has found numerous uses in modern times. This mineral also exhibits some interesting properties, which are discussed

The popular perception about scientists is that they are atheists and only believe in something which can be proven by scientific research. However,