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Guatemala, Patzicia Earthquake February 1976.

5.7 Magnitude Guatemala Quake Kills 2 as Indonesia and Myanmar Report 5+ Tremors in 24 Hours

Multiple earthquakes hit Guatemala on Tuesday, July 8, 2025, killing two people and damaging buildings across the region. Early the next morning, earthquakes also struck Indonesia’s Sunda Strait and several neighboring countries.

Govind Tekale

July 9, 2025

Representative Image. Photo Source: Babak Tafreshi ESO Photo Ambassador CC BY 4.0

News·Weather

Rare Snowfall Forces World’s Most Powerful Radio Telescope into Survival Mode After 10-Year Weather Gap

A rare snowstorm blanketed Chile’s Atacama Desert on June 26, 2025, forcing the world’s most powerful radio telescope to halt operations and activate emergency protocols. The Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA), a

Karmactive Staff

July 8, 2025

Astronomy·News

Buck Moon 2025: Year’s Farthest Full Moon from Sun Appears Low in Sky July 10-11

Mark your calendars for Thursday, July 10, 2025. That’s when the Buck Moon will light up the night sky, reaching its peak at 4:37 PM Eastern Daylight Time. This isn’t just any

Govind Tekale

July 7, 2025

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Business·News·Space

Boeing Wins $2.8B Space Force Satellite Contract with Arctic Coverage Capability Through 2033

The U.S. Space Force has chosen Boeing to build new military communication satellites in a $2.8 billion deal announced on July 3. Boeing beat rival Northrop Grumman after a five-year competition for

Sunita Somvanshiand

Karmactive Team

July 7, 2025

Climate·Europe

Arctic Warming Depletes Soil Nitrogen, Making CO2 Reductions Impossible as Plants Struggle

The frozen soils of the Arctic hold a ticking climate bomb. New research reveals that warming temperatures are depleting vital nitrogen from Arctic soils, triggering an irreversible increase in carbon dioxide emissions

Govind Tekale

July 7, 2025

Latest·News·Space·UK

UK’s £75.6M Mission to Clean Up Dangerous Space Debris by 2028

The UK Space Agency has launched a £75.6 million tender for the country’s first mission to actively remove dangerous space debris from orbit. This ambitious project aims to tackle the growing problem

Karmactive Team

July 6, 2025

Logs in a plantation in Canada (CC BY-NC-SA 2.0)

Canada·News

BC Approves Logging in 5,700 Hectares of Caribou Habitat as Population Drops 51% Since 1991

Thousands of hectares of old-growth forest, home to B.C.’s endangered southern mountain caribou, are being cleared for logging despite warnings from scientists and conservation groups. New satellite data reveals the province has

Karmactive Staff

July 6, 2025

A representation of Earth struggling with the heat.

Climate·Science

39% Global Glacier Mass Already Doomed Despite Temperature Halt – Study Shows 76% Loss Under Current Policies

Eight-Model Analysis Projects Multi-Century Glacier Evolution Under Temperature Scenarios Glaciers globally will lose 39% of their mass relative to 2020, corresponding to a global mean sea-level rise of 113 mm (range 43-204

Rahul Somvanshi

July 5, 2025

The United States Flag Flies at Half-Staff Atop the White House. Photo Source: GetArchive

Travel·USA

Americans Will Spend $15.5 Billion This Independence Day: How July 4th Traditions Shape the Nation

July 4th marks the day in 1776 when the Continental Congress approved the Declaration of Independence, officially announcing that the 13 American colonies were breaking away from Great Britain to form a

Tejal Somvanshiand

Karmactive Staff

July 4, 2025

News·Space

Webb Telescope Makes History by Directly Imaging Its First Alien Planet

The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has reached another milestone by directly capturing an image of its first newly discovered planet outside our solar system. The planet, named TWA 7b, is also

Karmactive Team

July 3, 2025