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Represent image. A light brown monkey stands alert in a dense forest, surrounded by greenery and fallen leaves. Photo Source: Msutoday

Human Proximity Threatens Mammals in Protected Forests

New research shows that just putting boundaries around wildlife areas isn’t enough to protect endangered mammals. When human activities continue nearby, even protected areas struggle to keep their animal populations safe. Michigan

Govind Tekale

February 19, 2025

London's first Roman Basilica! Photo Source: Museum of London Archaeology (Facebook)

Archaeology·Discovery·Europe

London’s First Roman Basilica Discovered Beneath Office Building

Workers have found the remains of London’s oldest Roman public building under an office at 85 Gracechurch Street. The building, called a basilica, was like a town hall where Romans made important

Karmactive Staff

February 18, 2025

Mammoths at the Museum Family Trail Photo Source: Corinium museum

Archaeology

Swindon Quarry Yields 220,000-Year-Old Neanderthal Tools and Mammoth Remains

A team led by amateur paleontologists Sally and Dr. Neville Hollingworth has uncovered tools used by early humans alongside mammoth teeth and straight-tusked elephant teeth at a quarry near Swindon. These finds

Govind Tekale

February 18, 2025

Representative Image: Blood moon. Photo Source:

Astronomy

March 2025: 65-Minute Blood Moon Marks First Total Lunar Eclipse Since 2022

A dramatic red moon will light up night skies across North and South America this March, ending a two-year wait since the last total lunar eclipse. The moon will slowly darken and

Rahul Somvanshi

February 17, 2025

Smallest Primaters Treatment: Photo Source: London Zoo

Conservation·Wildlife

London Zoo’s Smallest Primates Undergo Dental Surgery for Hidden Tooth Issues

A broken tooth hidden under the gum and two damaged teeth might sound like common dental problems. But on February 14, 2025, these issues brought two of London Zoo’s smallest residents into

Govind Tekale

February 16, 2025

Sea turtles dance moves aren't just cute — they can also lead to significant research findings. (Ken Lohmann/biology department)

Discovery·Marine Life·Science

Sea Turtles’ Magnetic GPS: Navigating 10,000 Miles to Feeding Grounds

Picture a turtle doing a happy dance for food – head up, flippers flapping, spinning like a top in the water. This playful behavior just helped scientists solve a longstanding question about

Govind Tekale

February 15, 2025

Space

NASA’s Pandora Telescope Launching on SpaceX to Scan 20 Exoplanets for Water in 24-Hour Cycles

NASA has named SpaceX to launch its newest space telescope, Pandora, marking a significant step forward in the study of distant worlds. The charge, set to launch as soon as September, will

Karmactive Staff

February 15, 2025

Space

WASP-193b: A Giant Planet as Light as Cotton Candy

Scientists have found a planet that breaks all the rules they know about how planets should work. This new planet, WASP-193b, is bigger than Jupiter but as light as cotton candy. The

Rahul Somvanshi

February 14, 2025

This artist’s concept visualizes a super-Neptune world orbiting a low-mass star near the center of our Milky Way galaxy. Scientists recently discovered such a system that may break the current record for fastest exoplanet system, traveling at least 1.2 million miles per hour, or 540 kilometers per second.

Space

Star and Planet Speeding at 1.2 Million MPH Through Milky Way

A star and its planet are zooming through our galaxy at a mind-boggling speed of 1.2 million miles per hour– roughly twice as fast as our solar system moves through the Milky

Govind Tekale

February 14, 2025

Grand canyons on the Moon Photo Source: Nature Communications

Space

Asteroid Impact Carved Moon Canyons Deeper Than Grand Canyon

An asteroid impacting the planet 3.8 billion years ago carved two massive canyons on the Moon’s far side near its south pole. These valleys – named Vallis Schrödinger and Vallis Planck –

Karmactive Staff

February 13, 2025