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An Air National Guard member unloads food and water from a C-17 aircraft for distribution to residents impacted by Hurricane Helene in Asheville.

FEMA Faces $10 Billion Shortfall as Hurricane Helene’s Devastation Pushes Funding to the Brink

In the wake of the devastating Hurricane Helene, which has claimed over 160 lives and left a trail of destruction across the southeastern United States, Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas has issued

Sunita Somvanshi

October 4, 2024

Wildlife

Deer Struggling to Survive Heat Stress as Climate Change Pushes Migration Northward, Study Warns

A recent European study led by the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, with participation from France’s National Research Institute for Agriculture, Food and Environment (INRAE), has conducted an extensive 20-year review of

Tejal Somvanshi

October 1, 2024

Climate·Disaster·Europe

Floods Devastate Central Europe: See How Climate Change Turned Storm Boris Into a 4-Day Deluge

The heavy rains that occurred in mid – september from 12th to 15th, caused river overflows and major damage across Poland, the Czech Republic, Austria, and Romania. This exceptional weather event affected

Govind Tekale

October 1, 2024

Design·Materials·Plastic·Sustainability

Argentine Students Create Biodegradable Plastic Bags from Citrus Peels—They Degrade in Just 15 Days!

Valentín Fravoli (22) and Alejandro Unchalo (21), students from Technical School No. 2 in Tandil, Argentina, developed Citricplas — biodegradable plastic bags made from citrus peels. This innovative project, set to hit

Sunita Somvanshi

September 30, 2024

A female medical doctor carry red heart shape model in hands.

Health·Opinion

Heart Disease: Are You One of the Millions Surviving on Less Than 30% Heart Function?

When I was sleeping in the hall at night, I began doing some strange things. This was noticed by my grandson, who was working. Immediately I was taken to hospital, in an

Govind Tekale

September 29, 2024

Schematic Diagram of the Structural Design Concept for Novel Actinide-based Micronuclear Batteries.

Energy·Science·Technology

Tiny Nuclear Battery with 8,000x Efficiency and Several Decades of Power Could Transform Remote Technology Use

Several Chinese research institutions led by Soochow University are collaborating to work on americium, a radioactive element that does not occur naturally. Americium is derived from the waste of nuclear reactors and

Karmactive Team

September 25, 2024

Spider-shaped features called araneiform terrain are found in the southern hemisphere of Mars, carved into the landscape by carbon dioxide gas. This 2009 image taken by NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter shows several of these distinctive formations within an area three-quarters of a mile (1.2 kilometers) wide.

Science·Space

NASA’s Latest Mars Simulation Reveals Surprising Findings and How a 20% Increase in Ice Formation Could Redefine Our Understanding of the Red Planet

Cutting-Edge Experiment Mimics Alien Terrain, But to What Extent? In what some are hailing as a scientific breakthrough, researchers have managed to recreate the peculiar “spider” formations found on Mars in a

Rahul Somvanshi

September 22, 2024

Earthquake·Los Angeles·Natural Disaster·Natural Hazard

4.7 Magnitude Earthquake Jolts Malibu, Southern California—425,000 Alerts Issued, Dozens of Aftershocks

Malibu Earthquake Rattles Los Angeles Area On Thursday morning, residents of Southern California were jolted awake by a 4.7 magnitude earthquake on the Richter scale centred north of Malibu. The tremor, which

Govind Tekale

September 14, 2024

Saturn's Rings to Take Part in a Stargazing Adventure

Discovery·Scientists·Space·Technology

Saturn’s Rings to Play Cosmic Hide-and-Seek: 280,000 km Spectacle Vanishes in 2025

Saturn, the gas giant adorned with its iconic rings, has long been one of the most fascinating planets in our Solar System. While planets like Jupiter boast colossal size and gravitational dominance,

Karmactive Team

September 8, 2024

A chalk-based coating attaches to various commercially available textiles, including cotton and synthetic fiber, to create cooling fabrics, such as the treated synthetic material (right) that’s brighter than the untreated fabric (left).

Fashion·Science·Sustainability

Discover the Chalk-Based Fabric Coating That Cools by 8°F—A Sustainable Solution for Extreme Heat

Individuals who are outdoors during the hot summer months, such as athletes, landscapers, children playing in parks, or beach visitors, can now take advantage of a newly developed cooling fabric. While there

Tejal Somvanshi

September 7, 2024