Cell phones certainly make our lives easier, but they can also be dangerous. Sometimes phones explode! Literally. This usually happens with a lithium-ion battery, which most modern gadgets are equipped with. Since 2016, cases of batteries igniting have significantly increased. That's why, as of this year, it's forbidden to store gadgets with these batteries in the cargo on an aircraft. In some cases, the phones not only explode, but also ignite, swell, melt and even boil. Let's find out why this happens and what to do to prevent it. Other videos you might like:
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– Many people have said that their battery literally "boiled" like real acid.
– Now all lithium-ion is equipped with controllers, sensors, and charge balancers to reduce the risk of fire. But sometimes this doesn't help.
– The battery in the phone can very easily be damaged if you drop your phone or accidentally step on it. If it's damaged, the correct order of operation of the electrodes will be violated, destroying the battery and provoking an explosion.
– We can't know under what conditions the battery of our phone was created. It could have been scratched during assembly, disrupting the technology, or accidentally introducing small metal particles into it.
– If you notice that the phone has become hot while charging, then it's better to unplug the cable and allow the phone to cool. – The phone manufacturers create chargers that perfectly match the battery in your phone. Yes, it'll cost a bit more, but it’ll be less than the cost of a new phone. The same goes for the battery itself. – It'd be better to charge the phone in an open space. And it's best not to charge the phone overnight at all; just do it during the day when you can pay attention to it.
– Don't leave your phone charging in hot places. The sun can raise the temperature of the battery and it won't lead to anything good.
– If you notice that the battery of your phone is running out quickly, then bring it to an authorized service center. You'll most likely need to replace it.
– Don't carry your phone in your back pocket. You might forget about it and accidentally sit down, which will lead to the deformation of the battery. – Batteries don’t only explode in phones. Many cases have been recorded of laptops, toasters, hoverboards, and electric vehicles igniting. – Charge the phone as often as needed, but just a little bit. If you constantly charge it to one hundred percent and use the gadget until it's completely out of battery, then the battery will be able to handle about 500-700 charge cycles.
– Watch the temperature. Not only can the sun's rays harm the battery, but also frost. Carrying your phone in the outside pocket of your jacket in winter is a bad idea.
– Try to replace the battery in any of your devices at least once every two or three years. Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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How often do you take elevator selfies? After all, that’s what the mirrors inside them are for, right? Or could it be for safety and monitoring reasons? Or maybe they are hiding some secret parts of the elevator you aren’t supposed to see? Back in the 1920’s when modern-type elevators were becoming more and more popular, a lot of people were anxious about going for a ride. Hotels, stores, and office buildings came up with a solution – they started playing calming music inside. So maybe the mirrors are there for the same purpose? Other videos you might like:
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The Roman Colosseum used to have elevators! 0:47
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Placebo button 🔴 4:37
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The coolest elevators in the world 7:33
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– Back around 235 BCE, Archimedes built a wooden platform that went up on ropes in an open shaft.
– The Roman Colosseum used to have elevators and not just one but 24 of them!
– The first public passenger elevator was installed in 1857 in a department store in New York City.
– Back in the 19th and early 20th centuries, elevators were called movable rooms as they were designed way fancier than many apartments today.
– The upper floors have become so prestigious and luxurious only recently in history, and it happened thanks to elevators.
– These days, over 325 million passengers go up and down in an elevator every day across the world. – Mirrors are used to calm down people with claustrophobia. A room with mirrors always appears more spacious than it actually is. – Are you one of those people who always push the “close” button to make the elevator doors shut faster? This button is nothing but a placebo.
– Though more people are afraid of getting in an elevator than getting in a car, the elevator is a much safer means of transportation and statistically the safest way to travel!
– An elevator stops to prevent you from getting into trouble. When something is wrong in the shaft or the machine, and there’s even the slightest danger, stopping is the best solution.
– If you do get stuck in an elevator, don’t try to escape by yourself. Use the emergency button to contact the operator and wait for someone to come and rescue you.
– Even if some of the cables fail for some reason, one will be enough to hold the construction! Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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Why do flies sit on humans? Well, like you, they get thirsty? So, they drink your sweat. Why not? Your sweat teams with proteins and salts and you are not using it. Now you think this is weird and gross? But did you know that they also love to eat your flaking skin cells? And you can never catch those pesky critters! They experience time differently. Unlike the 7 dog years to 1 human year formula, scientists haven’t worked out fly-time yet: but suffice it to say that while, for humans — time flies, for flies — humans operate like romantic movies… in slow motion. Other videos you might like:
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The Carbon Dioxide you exhale draws them 0:36
They drink your sweat 1:13
They eat your flaking skin cells 2:00
Why you can never catch them 2:15
Do flies have teeth? 4:03
What about horseflies? 6:55
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– It is not halitosis, but the Carbon Dioxide you exhale that draws me. So long as you breathe, you cannot change that.
– Flies swarm the desert, the beach, and parched parking lots. Like you, we get thirsty. So, we drink your sweat.
– I love to eat your flaking skin cells. They are munchy fly snack chips!
– If you sorrow over having only two eyes, think of this: You have two eyes in each image of your face that is reflected in my 12,000 eyes. – And—my special wings help me dodge around too. Flapping up and down is for the birds. Fly wings flap forward and back. – And why must I crawl across your cheek? Because I have taste receptors in my feet! They help me locate the most saturated sweaty spots of skin. – I won’t sting, bush flies like me have the soft fleshy mouths of collagen injected movie stars. – Some flies love you for your hot, sweet, blood. And you are especially attractive in the summer when more of your tender skin is exposed.
– I know you want to sleep in peace, but we can’t leave you alone at night because we only live a few days. – Horseflies have knife-like lips that slash at your skin. Then he, too, slurps. But he leaves a mess. The good news is, Horse flies are not known to transmit disease to humans. Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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Hey, Bright Sider, do you know what’s impossible? To hum with your nose pinched closed. Seriously, try it. See? You probably think you know almost everything about the world around you. But the truth is, there are tons of really weird facts that can completely change your view of the world! Did you know, for example, that the computer term “there’s a bug in the system” emerged in 1946 when an actual moth got trapped inside a Relay Calculator at Harvard? Or that squirrels accidentally plant millions of trees every year because they forget where they bury their acorns? Or that.5 billion years ago, a day was only 4 hours? Interested? Then check out these facts, and you'll understand that there are still many things in the world that can surprise us! Other videos you might like:
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Minnie Mouse’s full name 7:21
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– When sea otters sense that they’re in danger, they show their babies to the predators to make them feel mercy. – A rainbow that happens at night is called a moonbow. They’re mostly white and very rare!
– A giraffe’s neck can reach up to 6 feet in length. Yet, it contains the same number of bones as the human neck. – Tim Storms holds the Guinness World Record for the deepest voice. He reached notes that were so low only elephants could hear.
– In 2015, the Oxford Dictionary announced that the word of the year was the “smiling emoji with tears of joy.” – Canadian researchers found out that Einstein’s brain was 15% wider than average.
– There’s a 5,000-year-old Egyptian necklace that’s made from…a meteorite! – Sonic the Hedgehog was put in the Guinness Book of Records for being the fastest video game character of all time. – The average person will grow almost 600 miles of hair over a lifetime. That’s twice as long as the atmosphere is thick.
– Have you ever thrown an apple in a river and seen it float? That’s because it’s 23% air. – It can take a sloth up to a month to digest a single leaf. Figures.
– Antares is a star that’s 550 light-years away from Earth. It’s 15 times larger and 10,000 times brighter than our Sun. – An astronaut’s spacesuit costs 12 million bucks, and 70% of that money goes to that beefy backpack and the control module. – When the typewriter was first invented in 1829, the keys were arranged in alphabetical order.
– There are over 10,000 beaches in Australia. It would take you about 27 years to visit a new one each day. Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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Believe it or not, but you have to thank mosquitoes for the invention of air conditioning, or, at least, its forefather! No one loves them in the 21st century, but back in the 19th, those guys were a real nightmare. Things were especially bad in swampy areas of Florida. A local physician and inventor Dr. John Gorrie was trying to find a way to drain the swamps, and while he was at it, he got this revolutionary idea in 1841. He realized the problem was literally in the air. So cooling the air could fix it! Other videos you might like:
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– Dr. John Gorrie arranged shipping of buckets of ice from frozen lakes and streams in the North of the country into hospital rooms in Florida.
– By 1851, he designed an air compressor to make ice out of water. The mechanism was powered by a horse. This is how the concept of air conditioning was born!
– A few decades later, engineer Willis Carrier designed the first electrical air conditioning unit with cooling coils and air filters. – Air conditioning made its first mass public appearance at the St. Louis World's Fair in 1904. The 1,000 people in the auditorium definitely loved the idea of comfort cooling. – It was good enough for public buildings, but still too large and expensive for homes. It took a couple more decades for engineers to design something perfect for private houses. – Today's air conditioners work on the principles of Carrier's invention but are, of course, more energy efficient, much quieter, have way better diagnostics and controls, electronic sensors and are made of better materials.
– The outdoor unit consists of a compressor, condenser coil and a fan. Another vital player in this process is the refrigerant. – The heat from the air inside your home mixes with the refrigerant and moves through the compressor and to the outdoor coil.
– It's important to squeeze the gas tightly because the higher the pressure, the higher the temperature.
– There can be an indoor unit in every room of your house, or the ones you need to keep cool, or one unit in the closet or the basement, or somewhere inside your house.
– The hot air from the room is sucked in through the return vents. Then, the air meets the refrigerant. At this stage, the hot air loses its heat and moisture. – The expansion valve helps it blow off some steam and lose some extra pressure. – Then the refrigerant goes from liquid to gas and is ready to move over the ice cold evaporator coils.
– Each and every detail in the air conditioner is super important, and even if one of them goes off, the whole process will stop. Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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The first human-made object to orbit the Earth was Sputnik 1, which blasted off on October 4th, 1957. In the decades since, we’ve launched thousands of additional satellites. The modern world would surely grind to a halt without them. But now, there are so many up there that we might literally be running out of space. It turns out there are only so many places you can put a satellite and have it stay where you want it to be. If a satellite is too low, it will simply fall from the sky, too high, and it will gradually drift into deep space. With so many in orbit, keeping them all from slamming into each other is a task that gets more difficult every passing year! Other videos you might like:
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How we get rid of satellites 6:37
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– Global Positioning System (or GPS) satellites and others that need to remain over a specific part of the Earth’s surface have to be launched at very specific altitudes.
– The further from a stable orbit the satellite is, the more effort has to be put into keeping it there. – On February 10th, an abandoned Russian satellite called Kosmos 2251 plowed into the side of an American satellite as they passed over northern Siberia. The impact shredded both spacecrafts and sent a cloud of debris hurtling through space at incredible speed. – Broken or abandoned satellites like Kosmos 2251 are a huge threat to the ones that are still functioning.
– A piece of space garbage just four inches across is enough to rip most satellites apart. – As of May 2019, there were around 23,000 objects of that size or larger. – The absolute worst-case scenario is what scientists call the Kessler Effect. Thought of in 1978 by NASA scientist Donald J. Kessler, the Kessler effect is basically the domino effect in space. – Works of fiction like to present the Kessler Effect in almost apocalyptic terms. – Right now, there are a few objects making scientists nervous. One notable example is the European Space Agency’s enormous and abandoned Envisat satellite. – The threat of satellite collisions is very real and will only get worse as we launch more and more objects into orbit. – Modern satellites usually won’t get the green light until there’s a plan for how to get rid of them.
– Sometimes this requires pushing it out so far into space that the odds of a crash drop to basically nothing. – Another option is to lower the satellite so that it gets pulled in by the Earth's gravity. – Another suggested solution would be to place unwanted satellites so that they will be yanked out of orbit by the Sun or Moon. Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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During the Renaissance, European scientists and artists strongly believed the human body was the most wondrous and sacred thing in the whole world. And to this day, we only find more and more evidence that they were completely right. Do you know, for example, why pinkie toe lost all of its functionality? Or how sneezing makes you happy? Or that your eyes are placed in such a way they should actually see your nose? You simply don’t notice it! Well, interested? Then why not check out these cool facts about your body? Other videos you might like:
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You’re unique in more than one way 1:24
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Sugar bones 3:29
Sweat has no smell 3:56
Pinkie toe is on its way to becoming history 4:22
People are still partly predators 5:25
Sneezing makes you happy 5:57
Smart fingers 6:58
Yawning is contagious for a reason 7:22
You can’t tickle yourself 7:46
Where is your nose? 8:14
Your nose warms up the air 8:44
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– Your eyes are constantly taking separate pictures and moving all the time to make a full image of your surroundings.
– From 2 to 5 pounds of all your body weight doesn’t even belong to you but to microscopic life that lives inside us all. In the human mouth alone more bacteria live than people on Earth.
– Brain structure highly depends on conditions in which it develops and grows, and therefore we all have something individual to us even on a biological level.
– The brain takes only 2% of your whole-body weight, but it’s such a powerhouse that it requires 20% of the energy you consume.
– Bones in baby fists are not fully formed until they turn 10. That’s because in infancy it’s very important for fists to be elastic, so a lot of bone tissue is replaced by cartilage in this period. – It’s not the sweat that launches you to the bathroom after a good workout. It’s microscopic bacteria on your skin that interact with it. – Pinkie toe lost all of its functionality a while ago – precisely when humankind started wearing shoes
– Hairs and nails grow faster if they get more nutrition with blood. Another fact – our bodies aren’t symmetric at all. – When you scream or sneeze, your brain tries to protect you from the loud noise. It automatically turns down the volume in your head! – Another way to make yourself happy without eating too much is to sneeze. Another happy-hormone endorphin is released with each ‘A-choo!’ you make.
– Human kidneys have 2 million little filters total, and are capable of filtering all the blood in the human body several times per day. – Yawning is a social reflex that appeared as a way for social animals to signal that it’s time to take a rest. Yawning also helps to ventilate the lungs and make your body relax overall.
– Your tongue has the same kind of sensitive cells that provide you information about the smell of food you eat.
– It takes 13 milliseconds for your eyes to perceive an image and around 50 milliseconds for your ears to hear something. So you can’t always be up to date – it’s just impossible! Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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Nobody will argue that people tend to divide all habits into good and bad. But what if I tell you that some so-called "good" habits aren't as useful as people like to think? And that drinking too much water can lead to poisoning, and brushing your teeth can damage them? In fact, everything you thought you knew is wrong! For example, sleeping as much as you feel like isn't that great! Yes, it's good to listen to your body but if you start sleeping more than 9 hours a day, you may have depression, put on weight, and have health problems! So, here's the list of habits you might want to reconsider! Other videos you might like:
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There is time when you need to relax 3:52
A hot shower does more harm than good 4:24
Living in a constant money-saving mode 5:00
Washing your face right after a workout 5:37
Analyze what’s important for your future life 6:15
Laze around in bed in the morning 6:50
Eat fat! 7:18 #habits #goodhabits #brightside SUMMARY:
– Damaged blood vessels in the eyes, burst eardrums, and even cracked ribs — and that's not even the whole list of injuries people had after trying to hold in a powerful sneeze! – Keeping your word is good! But life is unpredictable, circumstances change, and one day, you might find it hard or impossible to keep your promise. – I have to break it to you: drinking too much liquid is actually unhealthy! The main problem is your kidneys: they can process no more than 34 oz of liquid per hour. – "Always saying yes" is a thing today. By doing so, you become more open to the world and don't waste opportunities. But at the same time, by always saying "yes," you can do yourself a disservice! – Don't brush your teeth right after a meal, especially if you were eating something acidic. It will damage your tooth enamel and lead to its erosion! – Seven or eight hours is enough for your body to "restart." And if you wake up at the same time on weekdays and at the weekend, it will be easier for you to stick to your sleeping routine.
– You should realize that there is time for being efficient and useful. And there is time when you need to relax and do nothing.
– A hot shower does more harm than good to your skin! The hotter it is, the more it opens the pores. It results in your skin losing moisture alarmingly fast.
– Another bad habit that pretends to be good is washing your face right after a workout. Experts recommend washing your face not after, but before a workout!
– The problem with this constant reflection is that it prevents you from enjoying the present. "Living in the moment" isn't just a pretty phrase. – Researchers from Brunel University in the UK have discovered that when you have intense physical activity early in the morning, your immune system becomes weaker. – Omega-3 fatty acids, found in nuts, oily fish, seafood, and some seeds, is crucial for your skin condition and the functioning of your heart and brain! Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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For many of us, the seasons tell us a lot — like what holiday is coming up or what delicious seasonal food there might be at the local grocery store. But what if there were no seasons, or only one season all year round? Well, humans probably wouldn’t have met up with other humans much, and settlements would be scattered. If humans couldn’t put their brains together, there are a lot of inventions that we wouldn’t have today. We may never have learned to use tools. We may never have basic technology! Other videos you might like:
What If the Sun Never Went Down Again https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nmSH93wXbFU&
What If Megalodon Sharks Didn't Go Extinct? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xh6pVbaEJTw&
What If Just One Planet Disappeared from the Solar System https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IFAvLx6kZUM& TIMESTAMPS:
The Earth wouldn’t be tilted 0:19
There’d be a lack of food 0:56
Humans probably wouldn’t have progressed 1:21
We’d be way more susceptible to germs 1:56
Agricultural Problems 2:26
We Need Winter! 2:57
We would have to re-learn basic survival 3:27
The weather would be predictable 3:58
Unchanging Landscape 4:20
The Equinoxes would be off 4:46
Psychological Effects 5:22
There’d be huge effects on the ecosystem 6:00
There’d be disruptions in sleep patterns 6:24
We could see changes in brain function 7:00
Changes in skin and hair 7:31
It could be bad for your heart 8:07 #whatif #winter #brightside SUMMARY:
– Everyone would probably move toward the locations near the Equator where it’d be warmest. This would cause over-population, the spread of diseases, and lack of resources.
– Animals, too, would move to those warm regions by the equator and would likely get over-hunted.
– If everyone had to live all together near the Equator, we’d be vulnerable to a lot of disease; and not just from each other, but from insects too.
– Rain can erode the soil, which pushes all the nutrients down below the root level, making that farmland at least partially infertile.
– Many crops that we rely on, like wheat, oats and barley, potatoes, and corn grow better in cooler climates that have a winter season.
– We’d have to do some adapting and learn how to successfully farm in these new conditions; that includes growing crops and raising livestock.
– Every day would look and feel pretty much the same! – Changes in light would normally have a huge biological effect on plants and animals, such as telling them when it’s time to reproduce or hibernate. – Science has proven that sunlight has a positive effect on our mood, and gives us natural Vitamin D. – There may be some plants and animals that wouldn’t survive if there were no seasons.
– If a place experiences a change in the amount of sunlight it gets, those that live there may see malfunctions in their biological clocks. – A small European study found that our attention and focusing skills are better during the summertime, and much worse during winter. – If you’d happen to be stuck in one of the wintery regions, your skin and hair would likely dry out. – Thinner blood vessels make your heart work harder than it normally would to pump blood through your body. This will cause an increase in your heart rate. Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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