Medicine & TechnologyA global survey revealed that the number of lakes on the planet has increased substantially in recent decades. Read the article to know how it affects climate change and why it is a cause of concern.
Scientists discovered an impact crater that could have resulted from the asteroid collision that caused the AMrtian megatsunami. Read the article to learn more details.
Astronomers discovered a rare sighting of a luminous jet from a dying star encountering a supermassive black hole. Read the article to know more details.
A team of researchers discovered two brand-new minerals that have never been seen before on Earth in a massive meteorite that fell on Somalis in 2020. Check it out through this article to learn more.
Bitgreen joins the mission by aiming to raise $10M in debt financing through its blockchain platform for the Betmai Hydroelectricity Facility backed by Sewa Energy Resources, the Rockefeller Foundation, Bezos Earth Fund, and IKEA Foundation.
The idea of dimming the sun may no longer be science fiction as more scientists want to study solar geoengineering in a desperate move to alleviate warming temperatures. Read the article to find out more.
NASA expects humans to live and work on the Moon by the end of the decade, especially after the success of their unmanned Artemis I mission last week. Read the article to learn more.
NASA's Orion spacecraft for the Artemis I mission has reached its lunar destination and is now orbiting the Moon until its return to Earth in early December. Read the article to learn more.
The asteroid was seen above Ontario, Canada, on Saturday and is only the sixth object to be detected in space before its impact on Earth. Read the article to know more details.
Water and other biological materials have been detected in the Winchcombe meteorite, which fell to Earth in the UK last year. Read on to know its details.
A novel study published in Science Advances by MIT researchers indicates that the Earth has a "stabilizing feedback" method that functions over hundreds of millions of years to bring the climate back to the brink of disaster, maintaining temperature increases within a stable, livable range.
Before departing towards the Moon, the recently launched NASA Orion spacecraft took a lovely photo of Earth. Read on to know how the photo looked like.