Taronga elephants begin 22-hour journey to 14-hectare Monarto habitat
For the first time since it opened at its original site in Moore Park in 1886, Taronga Zoo no longer has elephants in its care. Tang Mo, 26, and Pak Boon, 33,
Govind Tekale
Waymo Charging Noise Blasts 112 Decibels Near Santa Monica Homes, Residents Petition
The autonomous vehicle revolution lands with a persistent beep. In Santa Monica, Waymo’s charging station has become ground zero for a technological confrontation between cutting-edge transportation and neighborhood tranquility. Since November 2024,
Sunita Somvanshi
Amazon Launches 27 Kuiper Satellites, Targets 3,236 to Rival Starlink’s 7,000+ Fleet
Amazon launched its first 27 operational Project Kuiper satellites on April 28, 2025, marking its entry into the competitive satellite internet market dominated by SpaceX’s Starlink. A United Launch Alliance (ULA) Atlas
Chia Seeds: Viral Health Trend Hides Risk, Why 12x Absorption Matters
The humble chia seed has become the star of a viral social media trend that’s capturing attention across platforms like TikTok, YouTube, and X. Mixed with water and sometimes a splash of
Tejal Somvanshi
Mauna Loa Chocolate Recall Hits 17 States
Mauna Loa Macadamia Nut Company pulled specific batches of its dark chocolate covered macadamias from stores after finding they contain unmarked almonds and cashews. The Hawaii-based company launched this recall on April
Disintegrating Planet BD+05 4868 Ab Nears End Losing Mount Everest Mass Every 30 Hours with 9 Million Km Dust Tail
MIT astronomers have discovered a planet that is rapidly disintegrating. Located 140 light-years from Earth in the constellation Pegasus, the planet known as BD+05 4868 Ab is rapidly coming apart as it
Karmactive Staff
Giza Pyramids’ $51M Overhaul Shifts Entrance, Sparks Vendor Protests and Archaeology Debate
The Giza Pyramids complex is getting a $51 million makeover aimed at fixing long-standing problems that have frustrated tourists for years. But the rollout hasn’t been smooth. The Egyptian government and private
Global Child Vaccine Crisis: Aid cuts spark outbreaks, leave 14.5M kids unprotected
Global aid funding cuts are disrupting child vaccination efforts almost as severely as the COVID-19 pandemic did, the United Nations warned on April 24. This financial crisis threatens decades of progress in
17 kg Maryborough Meteorite Reveals 4.6 Billion-Year H5 Chondrite—Second-Largest in Victoria
In May 2015, amateur prospector David Hole unearthed something unusual while metal detecting in Maryborough Regional Park, Victoria – a heavy, reddish rock nestled in yellow clay. Convinced he’d struck gold in
Measles Outbreak: Texas Cases Pass 640, US Nears 900 As Fatalities Rise
Two children have died, and hundreds are sick as measles spreads rapidly across Texas and beyond, putting a spotlight on falling vaccination rates and the resurgence of a disease once thought eliminated