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For many, the thermostat is just another dial to adjust but for older adults, finding the perfect indoor temperature might ... While both hot and cold conditions impacted focus, the study found ...

The Experimental Advanced Superconducting Tokamak (EAST), known as the "Artificial Sun", is China’s cutting-edge fusion ...

The Fraunhofer ISE has designed a novel method for assessing the potential of low-temperature heat sources for large-scale heat pumps. The five-step process was tested on the German city of Fellbach, ...

She speaks English and a little French. Our brains work best when our homes are at a specific temperature; too hot or too cold and we are more likely to experience cognitive difficulties ...

For those of us in the freezing north, winter sun is on our minds right now – but where are the best places to head for some sweet, sweet vitamin D? While Europe doesn’t get properly hot until ...

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But the sun is not ... fault zones where hot underground water flows from deep within the earth. Andrés Ruzo, an explorer and geothermal scientist, said the hottest water temperature he has ...

The expert recommends the ideal temperature to be between 18C and 20C. Setting the thermostat to a minimum of 18C helps keep the pipes warm and ensures it’s not too low to prevent your pipes ...

April was the warmest month last year and also the warmest April on record. The month’s mean temperature of 29.4 degrees Celsius was 1.2 degrees Celsius above the long-term average and tied ...

"Our findings underscore the importance of understanding how environmental factors, like indoor temperature, impact cognitive health in aging populations," said Amir Baniassadi, Ph.D., lead author ...

“The truth is, pores do not have muscles, so they cannot physically open or close in response to temperature,” said Dr. Hannah Kopelman, who has a focus in dermatology. “Hot water may ...