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Shark Attack in Bimini Bay Injures Two American Tourists, One Seriously

A Friday evening swim turned critical when a shark attacked two American tourists in Bimini Bay’s waters, marking the latest in a series of marine incidents that marine experts say reflect changing

Govind Tekale

February 12, 2025

Health

Hair Test Detects Autism with 92.5% Accuracy, Available for Babies at Just One Month Old

A new test that examines a single strand of hair could change how doctors check for autism in young children. LinusBio, working with Mount Sinai Health System researchers, has created this test

Tejal Somvanshi

February 12, 2025

Energy

German Scientists Create 24.6% Efficient CIGS-Perovskite Solar Cell, Breaking New Ground in Solar Tech

A new type of solar cell is making waves in the energy world. Scientists in Germany have created a solar panel that converts 24.6% of sunlight into electricity – marking a significant

Sunita Somvanshi

February 11, 2025

NASA’s Asteroid Bennu Sample Reveals Mix of Life’s Ingredients Photo Source: James Tralie (@NASA)

Space

Bennu’s Pristine Samples Reveal Amino Acids, DNA Building Blocks, and Ancient Liquid Water Clues

A space rock has given scientists their best look yet at how life might have started in our solar system. NASA‘s OSIRIS-REx spacecraft brought back dust and rocks from asteroid Bennu in

Rahul Somvanshi

February 10, 2025

Electric Car Charging at Station in Niğde Photo Source:Faruk Yıldız (Pexels)

Energy·News·USA

Trump Administration Suspends $5B EV Charging Network Expansion

The U.S. government has stopped a major program that was building charging stations for electric cars across the country. This decision affects $5 billion worth of charging stations that were planned to

Sunita Somvanshi

February 10, 2025

Individual pointing at one of the screen . Photo Source - Adrian Sanchez-Gonzalez (MSU)

Nature

Yellowstone Springs Reveal 10 Ancient Microbes That Helped Life Survive Earth’s Oxygen Revolution

Scientists are discovering how Earth’s earliest life forms learned to survive with oxygen by studying the hot springs of Yellowstone National Park. Two scientists at Montana State University, Bill Inskeep and Mensur

Govind Tekale

February 10, 2025

Precious Froglets Have Been Born Photo Source: London Zoo

Conservation·Wildlife

33 Darwin’s Froglets Born at London Zoo After 7,000-Mile Rescue to Save Them from Fungal Extinction Threat

In a remarkable conservation effort, 33 tiny Darwin’s froglets have been born at London Zoo following an urgent rescue mission from Chile. The births mark a crucial step in saving this unique

Govind Tekale

February 10, 2025

A Lysozyme crystal grown in microgravity, viewed under a microscope using X-ray crystallography. Photo Source: NASA

Materials·Space·Technology

NASA’s ISS Experiments Boost Advanced Materials Development

Advanced materials research in the International Space Station (ISS) of NASA is revealing new possibilities for stronger, more efficient products. These experiments, conducted in microgravity conditions, are tackling real-world challenges in manufacturing

Rahul Somvanshi

February 9, 2025

A green alga Photo Source:Dr Helen Onyeaka (University of Birmingham)

Food & Drinks

Chlorella: The $200M Microscopic Algae Transforming Food Security and Climate Action

A tiny plant that grows in lakes and rivers might help solve our food problems. Scientists at the University of Birmingham are studying Chlorella vulgaris, a plant so small you need a

Tejal Somvanshi

February 8, 2025

Representative Image. Clear Plastic Container and Glass Jars on a Kitchen Counter. Photo Source: RDNE Stock project (Pexels)

Plastic·Recycle

FDA’s New Guidelines: Bring Your Own Reusable Containers to Restaurants and Grocery Stores

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has made it simpler to use your own containers at restaurants and grocery stores. This change, the first major update since 2013, means you can now

Govind Tekale

February 8, 2025