Hurricane Nicole Induced Rare Sprite Lighting Seen in Puerto Rico, Moments Before Hitting Florida [Look]

Medicine & Technology Nov 14, 2022

Before hitting Florida, Hurricane Nicole induced rare sprite lighting in Puerto Rico. Know more about this rare phenomenon here, read now!

Sailing Against Raging Storms: AI-Powered Marine Robot Saildrone Built To Collect Hurricane Data and Improve Forecasting

Sep 27, 2022

AI technology robot, developed by scientists sails against raging storms, to study its composition. Know more about Saildrone here, read now!

SpaceX Reacts After Starlink Satellite Burns Over Puerto Rico, Reenters Earth's Atmosphere After Geomagnetic Storm [Watch]

Feb 10, 2022

A heartbreaking clip shot in Puerto Rico pays tribute to a star-crossed SpaceX Starlink satellite that lived fast and died young.

Puerto Rico Allots $8 Million Funding for Possible Reconstruction of the Arecibo Telescope

Jan 02, 2021

Puerto Rico has now devoted $8 million to the reconstruction of the Arecibo telescope.

[WATCH] Drone Footage Recorded Arecibo Telescope’s Collapse

Dec 04, 2020

Arecibo's platform crashed into the telescope’s dish. The in irrevocably ended the facility’s role in astronomy.

Arecibo Observatory Telescope Collapsed Prior To Demolition Announcements

Dec 02, 2020

Arecibo Observatory telescope was one of the largest globally and has been a tool for many astronomical discoveries, and is famous for its dramatic scale and setting.

Arecibo Radio Telescope Soon to End 57 Years of Service

Nov 20, 2020

The famous Arecibo radio telescope in Puerto Rico, which has provided priceless service to scientists for more than five decades, is set for dismantling after incurring irreparable damage.

Puerto Rico Shaken by Two Strong Earthquakes, Aftershocks of a Major Quake in January

Jul 04, 2020

Two earthquakes hit Puerto Rico once again as aftershocks from a major quake in January. Although there are no injuries from the current shakes, locals are terrified to return to their homes as they are still recovering from the previous quakes that affected them earlier during the year.

How the Heavy Rains of Hurricane Maria Shattered the Forests of Puerto Rico

Mar 18, 2020

Wind may have been pointed as the main culprit for the knocked down trees in all the attacks of hurricanes. However, a new survey was recently released of the damage in the Puerto Rican forests following the back-to-back hurricanes back in 2017.

Peanut-Shaped Asteroid Misses Earth By Just A Million Miles

Apr 20, 2017

The peanut-shaped asteroid missed the Earth and shot past it by the closest distance ever. It has given the astronomers and scientists a great opportunity to study its feature in detail.

US Reports Its First Case Of Zika Virus

Jan 12, 2016

United States reports its first case of Zika virus that just returned for a recent trip in Latin America.