What is a superbolt? — Using snake venom to fight disease in humans
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July 28, 2022

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Inside storms: What's a superbolt?

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Cracks of lightning followed by booms of thunder are sure to send your pets cowering under the blankets. But there's a form of electricity even more powerful than regular lightning. It’s called a superbolt, and scientists are just starting to figure out exactly what it is and why it occurs.

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How scientists are using snake venom to fight disease

How scientists are using snake venom to fight disease

Bacteria are constantly evolving and over time, certain diseases have become more resistant to antibiotics. Now scientists are moving in a different direction, studying how snake venom might actually help fight these resistant diseases.

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Why fire smoke constantly follows you

Why fire smoke constantly follows you

If you've ever gathered around a campfire, you might have noticed the smoke seems to follow you no matter where you are. No, it's not your bad luck — there's actually a scientific reason behind it.

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