ESA Won’t Allow One-Way Ticket To Mars Says Tim Peake
Tim Peake was the first British astronaut working with the European Space Agency (ESA). Tim stated recently that the ESA abstains from hiring people who want a one-way trip to Mars and
Rahul Somvanshi
200 Year Old Giant Clam Found on St. James Island in Florida
An Americorps member, Blaine Parker, was out gathering shellfish at Alligator Point by the St. James Island in Franklin County when he accidently stumbled upon a rare and enormous quahog clam. Quahog
Drone Robots Are Helping Conserve Some Of The Rarest Plants On Earth – National Tropical Botanical Garden
National Tropical Botanical Garden (NTBG) Located on the island of Kauai in the states of Hawaii, is a not-for-profit institution with a goal to explore, study and preserve diverse tropical plants by
Dipannita Sarkar
How the Green Bank Telescope’s ngRADAR System is Helping to Protect Earth from Asteroids
The Green Bank Telescope in West Virginia has developed a new radar system, called the Next Generation Radar (ngRADAR), which provides more detailed astronomical radar capabilities than ever before. This brand of
Fishing for a Solution: The Radical Innovation of Vertical Ocean Farms
Vertical ocean farming is a new type of agriculture that uses floating farms in the ocean to produce food. It involves farming ocean fish and crustaceans in vertically stacked cages that are
Govind Tekale
Green Chemistry: Utilizing Nanodiamonds as Catalysts for Transforming Greenhouse Gas into Valuable Chemicals
Carbon dioxide (CO2) can be used as a raw material for producing formic acid or methanol rather than releasing it into the atmosphere, which would exacerbate climate change. The conversion of CO2
NASA’s Psyche Mission: Unlocking the Secrets of an Iron-rich Quadrillion Worth Asteroid
NASA has resumed the Psyche mission, which is set to launch this year, aiming to explore the science and mining potential of the 16 Psyche asteroid. Psyche, a 140-mile diameter, metal-rich asteroid
Karmactive Team
The Dark Side of China’s Covid-19 Success: Experts Suspect Undercounting of Deaths
Since December 2021, China has abandoned its “zero Covid” policy and lifted all its restrictions. However, the total death toll from Covid-19 in China is still strikingly low, standing at 83,150 as
The Solar Storm: The Consequences of the Recent X1.1-class Solar Flare and Radio Blackouts to Auroras
The Sun’s recent erratic behavior is causing concern among scientists as it continues to send powerful solar flares towards Earth. On February 11, a major X1.1-class solar flare erupted from the Sun,
Whale Strandings in Mid-Atlantic: Contributing Factors and Anti-Wind Energy Rhetoric
The death of nine whales off the New York and New Jersey coast has prompted several GOP lawmakers to question whether the deaths were linked to the proposed offshore wind farm, but