because science is no rocket science
Mohsin Rasheed 
With the rapid evolution of blockchain and Web3 technologies, Pakistan finds itself at a unique crossroads. The recent formation of the Pakistan Crypto Council, headed by young Web3 entrepreneur and growth expert Bilal Bin Saqib, marks a potentially historic moment. Among its early ambitions is a bold plan: to mine Bitcoin using Pakistan’s surplus power. … Read more
In the vast tapestry of the cosmos, few discoveries have ignited as much intrigue as K2-18b. Located approximately 124 light-years away in the constellation Leo, this exoplanet has recently captured the attention of scientists and dreamers alike. Using the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST), researchers have detected atmospheric signatures of methane, carbon dioxide, and a … Read more
The dream of carbon-neutral air travel is gradually becoming a reality. Airbus’s ZEROe project, first unveiled in 2020, is the company’s bold step toward reducing aviation’s environmental footprint by developing the first hydrogen-powered commercial airliner. The ZEROe project aims to harness the power of hydrogen fuel cells to eliminate carbon emissions in aviation, a sector … Read more
Pakistan stands at a critical crossroads. With a crashing rupee, a booming freelance economy, and over 100 million unbanked adults, crypto isn’t a trend here — it’s a financial lifeline. Millions of Pakistanis have already turned to digital assets not for speculation, but for survival and stability. The recent launch of the Pakistan Crypto Council … Read more
It sounds like something out of a fantasy novel: scientists claiming to bring back the legendary dire wolf—an ancient predator that once prowled the Americas. But recent headlines about the “world’s first de-extinction” aren’t sitting well with many in the scientific community. What appears to be a marvel of biotechnology might actually be more marketing … Read more
On what seemed like an ordinary Monday, stock tickers around the globe flashed red in unison. Markets were in freefall, reacting to intensifying fears over the United States’ aggressive trade tactics. It wasn’t a simple dip — it was a market-wide convulsion, signaling distress across continents. From Wall Street to the trading floors of Tokyo … Read more
The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has once again revolutionized our understanding of the universe by capturing breathtaking images of distant exoplanets. This time, the spotlight is on HR 8799, a young planetary system located 130 light-years away from Earth. Scientists have long studied HR 8799 to understand how giant planets form, and Webb’s latest … Read more
Donald Trump’s return to the White House has triggered significant debates, particularly in the realms of science, education, and health. His policies from the first presidency were often criticized for undermining scientific research, healthcare access, and environmental protections. Now, as he embarks on his second term, there are renewed concerns about the future of American … Read more
The race to return to the Moon took another dramatic turn this March as two robotic landers, Blue Ghost and Athena, attempted to establish their presence on the lunar surface. These missions, led by private U.S. companies under NASA’s Commercial Lunar Payload Services (CLPS) initiative, mark critical steps in humanity’s renewed push for lunar exploration. … Read more
The OliveCulture II Scale-up Project has successfully completed an intensive series of olive training sessions for farmers across Pakistan. The Masterclass Training Program aimed to introduce advanced techniques in olive tree pruning, soil management, and nutrition, empowering farmers with the latest cultivation methods. The program brought together farmers, technicians, and key stakeholders, witnessing overwhelming participation … Read more