Uncovering Your Computer's RAM: A Quick GuideRandom Access Memory (RAM) plays a critical role in your computer's performance. Knowing how much RAM your system has is crucial for troubleshooting, software compatibility, and potential upgrades. T

The Advantages of Green Hydrogen as a Fuel

Aug 17th, 2023 5m 24s

The advantages of green hydrogen as a fuel are far-reaching and multifaceted. From environmental sustainability and economic growth to technological innovation and international collaboration, green hydrogen represents a catalyst for positive c

How does a nuclear plant work

Aug 16th, 2023 5m

Technological advances have consistently demonstrated their transformative power, changing the way we live, work, and relate to each other.As we embrace the promise of innovation, it's essential to navigate the ethical, social, and environmenta

What is Copper?

Oct 5th, 2022 8m 53s

Copper is a soft, shiny, reddish-brown metal that is known for being a good conductor of heat and electricity. It is one of the most important metals in the metallurgical industry.Copper is a metal widely used in the manufacture of cables, powe

How are soaps and detergents made?

Apr 7th, 2022 14m 40s

Something fundamental that we must know is that both soaps and detergents have the same alkaline base, the difference is that soaps are made from animal or vegetable fats, while detergents are made from synthetic substances, that is, That is wh

How do bridges work?

Apr 1st, 2022 27m 36s

Bridge construction process. Building:- Start building.- Soil compaction.- Pour pillars.- Beam placement.- Cover plan.- Railings installed.- Painting and decoration.- Tests.Find out more in this podcast.

How does a laser rangefinder work?

Feb 2nd, 2022 1m 46s

The laser rangefinder or distance meter is very easy to use. When pressing a button, it emits a light that we will direct towards some point. After a second press, the light will turn off and on the screen we can read the distance that separate

How to Block Wind When Filming?

Jan 20th, 2022 2m 29s

When shooting outside, we face a number of challenges that simply don't exist indoors or are minimal. One of them is combating the natural elements and wind noise is one of the main culprits in soiling shots.Wind, in all its forms, can be very

Is it safe to fly on a commercial plane?

Nov 15th, 2021 10m 13s

With the statistics in hand, and although there are misfortunes that leave anyone frozen, anyone could conclude that flying is safe. Even so, aerophobia, or the fear of flying, brings many passengers upside down.Some studies speak that 25% of t

How to protect your Smartphone?

Jul 21st, 2021 3m 39s

12 best tips and habits that will help you take care of your smartphone, seeking to extend its useful life to the maximum, or at least as much as possible:1.- Use a coverIt sounds like a truism but it is not so much, and in fact it is the best

Find out how much we need from aluminum

Jul 19th, 2021 13m 7s

Due to its high thermal conductivity, aluminum is used in kitchen utensils and internal combustion engine pistons. In addition to its use in aluminum foil that we already know. It is an ideal material that is easily molded so it is used in flex

How do you work in the construction sector?

Jul 18th, 2021 20m 41s

The construction of a building is usually made up of different phases or moments. Although they may vary from one project to another, the normal thing is that this process has about five key moments that are the ones that we are going to explai

How Does The Elevator In Your Building Work?

Jul 13th, 2021 12m 3s

An elevator or lift is a vertical transportation system, designed to move people or objects between the different levels of a building or structure. It is made up of mechanical, electrical and electronic parts that work together to get it start

How Do Hot Air Balloons Go Up?

Jul 9th, 2021 7m 38s

Hot air balloons float in the sky for the same reason that ships float in the sea. A ship floats because it is supported by the water below it: the weight of the ship (pulling down) is exactly offset by the pressure of the water below it (pushi

How Is The Mechanics Of An E-bike?

Jul 6th, 2021 9m 18s

The electric motor of a bicycle does not work if the rider does not pedal. Bicycles use a motor to assist pedaling, not to replace it. The most common model is a sensor on the pedals that detects the force made by the rider and helps proportion

How Does A Bullet Work?

Jul 5th, 2021 15m 19s

The physics of bullet shots has little to do with what the cinema tells us.Find out more in this podcast.

How Do You Use A Compass?

Jun 30th, 2021 3m 29s

The compass is an instrument that serves to orient oneself and that its foundation is based mainly on the property of magnetized needles. Magnetic north is indicated through a magnetized needle, which is slightly different in each area of the p

How Helicopters Fly?

Jun 29th, 2021 13m 6s

A helicopter is a type of aircraft that is characterized and distinguished because it is supported and is propelled from one or more horizontal rotors. The rotor is made up of two or more blades and is that rotating part of the aircraft that al

How Does A Nuclear Aircraft Carrier Work?

Jun 12th, 2021 28m 49s

Large aircraft carriers designed to attack, destroy, neutralize or annihilate different targets by striking aircraft, rockets and other types of weapons while supporting combat actions, the transfer of troops, technique and equipment to ensure

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