The Ultimate Mars Experience on Earth : 12 Months in NASA’s Mars Dune Alpha Habitat
A 1,700 sq – ft Mars habitat where 4 volunteers will live for 12 months has been unveiled by NASA. A gym, playStation 3 , & a lot of red stands will
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Rapidly Rising Sea Levels Along US Coastline Cause Concerns for Future
The Journal Nature Communications has published a new study that reveals that sea levels along the US coastline have been rising rapidly over the last 12 years. Since 2010, the coastline along
Exploring the Mysteries of Jupiter: JunoCam Captures Stunning Images of Jupiter as NASA Marks 50th Close Pass
NASA’s Juno Mission has completed its 50th orbit around Jupiter over the past weekend. The mission aims to reveal the truth about Jupiter’s origin and mysterious evolution. NASA shared 50 sights of
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Fully Expended Falcon Heavy to Carry Massive ViaSat-3 and Small Arcturus Satellite
Falcon Heavy rocket by SpaceX will be launched for the second time in 2023. The fully expended rocket will blast off from the Launch Complex-39A at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.Unlike
Karmactive Staff
Unveiling the Secrets of Qatar’s Enigmatic Al Jassasiya Ancient Rock Art Site
The Gulf country’s largest & most rock art site, is located on a desolate & windswept corner of Qatar’s northeastern coast. A British team of archaeologists working with locals found the rock
The All-Electric Royal Alpha One Yacht: A Dynamic and Eco-Friendly Creation by Lazzarini
The Royal Alpha One, the newest creation of Lazzarini, has been unveiled, featuring a family-friendly design & a rooftop deck with a glass bottomed hot tub. The Royal Alpha One is a
New Discovery: Strong Electric Field Creates Hydroxide, Key Molecule in Clearing Air Pollution
A mechanism that creates hydroxide through a strong electric field at the surface between airborne water droplets & surrounding air has been discovered and announced. The atmosphere can be helped by OH
Revolutionary Water-Powered Nano-Satellites Successfully Launched into Orbit by Japanese Company PB!
A nano-satellites for the first time using water vapor propulsion has been successfully flown by a Japanese company PB (Pale Blue). The propellant method, an environmentally friendly & low—cost, passed its first
Environmental Justice Victory: EPA Announces Plan To Cut Emissions Of Carcinogens From Chemical Plants
New rules have been proposed by the EPA for chemical plants in the US that would measure & reduce certain hazardous compounds that cross beyond their property lines, reducing cancer risk &
Engineers Successfully Complete Repairing One of America’s Most Dangerous Isabella Dam’s
Isabella Dam’s long-awaited repair work was completed with a ribbon-cutting ceremony held by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers on Tuesday. The dam, considered one of the most essential infrastructure projects in
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