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2,884 supernovae hint dark energy isn’t constant

The wetter half blinked first—Upper Colorado shed 4.2 cubic miles of groundwater in 2020–22, nearly twice the Lower Basin

How a cooler, cheaper catalyst could clean up ammonia-fueled ships

They filmed single molecules clustering inside living neurons

On Phobos, down is a suggestion. Japan’s MMX aims to bring 10 grams home

After a nuclear X‑ray flash, 97% of a simulated asteroid outran its own gravity

Protonic fuel cells work better when their layers actually touch

Manaus hit ‘above 135’ PM2.5—schools closed as El Niño primes a long Amazon fire season

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The venomous bites no one counts total at least 2.1 million a year

2,884 supernovae hint dark energy isn’t constant

The wetter half blinked first—Upper Colorado shed 4.2 cubic miles of groundwater in 2020–22, nearly twice the Lower Basin

How a cooler, cheaper catalyst could clean up ammonia-fueled ships

They filmed single molecules clustering inside living neurons

On Phobos, down is a suggestion. Japan’s MMX aims to bring 10 grams home

After a nuclear X‑ray flash, 97% of a simulated asteroid outran its own gravity

Protonic fuel cells work better when their layers actually touch

How to Reduce the Risk of Heart Attacks
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How to Reduce the Risk of Heart Attacks

  • Mohsin Rasheed
  • September 24, 2023
  • 0

Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the United States, with approximately 697,000 deaths each year attributed to heart-related causes,

Is Earth Running Out of Freshwater Resources?
  • Climate Change
  • Environment

Is Earth Running Out of Freshwater Resources?

  • Mohsin Rasheed
  • September 22, 2023
  • 0

How much fresh water does our planet have left? This crucial resource is in limited supply, with only 1% of the world’s

From Bats to Humans: Understanding the Nipah Virus in Kerala
  • Society

From Bats to Humans: Understanding the Nipah Virus in Kerala

  • Mohsin Rasheed
  • September 21, 2023
  • 0

The recent emergence of the bat-borne Nipah virus in the southern Indian state of Kerala has caused concern as six individuals have

Mummified ‘Alien Corpses’ Proven to Be Single Skeletons, Declare Mexican Doctors
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Mummified ‘Alien Corpses’ Proven to Be Single Skeletons, Declare Mexican Doctors

  • Mohsin Rasheed
  • September 20, 2023
  • 0

Mexican doctors have conducted extensive laboratory studies on two alleged “non-human” alien corpses, debunking claims that they were part of a hoax.

Bhutan’s Snow Leopards: A Growing Population Amid Challenges
  • Environment

Bhutan’s Snow Leopards: A Growing Population Amid Challenges

  • Mohsin Rasheed
  • September 19, 2023
  • 0

In a significant development, the National Snow Leopard Survey 2022-2023, supported by the Bhutan For Life project and WWF-Bhutan, has confirmed the

The Incontrovertible Truth: Humans Drive Climate Change
  • Climate Change

The Incontrovertible Truth: Humans Drive Climate Change

  • Mohsin Rasheed
  • September 19, 2023
  • 0

By drawing from the expertise of NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory, managed by Caltech, the Global Climate Change website offers a unique perspective

Remembering Sir Ian Wilmut: The Man Who Cloned Dolly and Changed Science Forever
  • Science

Remembering Sir Ian Wilmut: The Man Who Cloned Dolly and Changed Science Forever

  • Mohsin Rasheed
  • September 18, 2023
  • 0

Renowned British embryologist Sir Ian Wilmut, who famously cloned the sheep Dolly, has passed away at the age of 79. His groundbreaking

The Fate of Your Bitcoins After Your Passing
  • Economy

The Fate of Your Bitcoins After Your Passing

  • Mohsin Rasheed
  • September 17, 2023
  • 0

What happens to your digital assets, particularly bitcoins, when you pass away? Unlike physical assets, the fate of digital assets is more

Climate Change and Civil War: The Deadly Mix in Libya’s Floods
  • Climate Change

Climate Change and Civil War: The Deadly Mix in Libya’s Floods

  • Mohsin Rasheed
  • September 16, 2023
  • 0

The devastating floods in Libya are believed to have been intensified by a combination of climate change, civil war, and international sanctions,

Humanity’s Impact on Planetary Boundaries: Crossing 6 of the 9 Limits
  • Climate Change

Humanity’s Impact on Planetary Boundaries: Crossing 6 of the 9 Limits

  • Mohsin Rasheed
  • September 14, 2023
  • 0

Human activity has pushed the Earth beyond its limits in multiple ways, posing a threat to the societies we have built, according

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