Oarfish Sightings in Mexico and Spain Raise Concerns
When Robert Hayes went for a beach walk in Mexico this February, he didn’t expect to meet a mysterious visitor from the deep sea. But there it was – a long, silvery
Karmactive Staff
NASA’s $500K ‘Arsenic Life’ Study Faces Retraction Amid Social Media Backlash
In December 2010, NASA’s press conference sparked global attention when researcher Felisa Wolfe-Simon announced finding bacteria that could use arsenic instead of phosphorus – a claim that would rewrite biology textbooks. The
Earth’s Inner Core Is Slowing Down and Changing Shape, Seismic Data Reveals
One of the five elements worshipped by mankind is Mother Earth. While it carries oceans on its crust, there are deeper oceans inside its inner core. Now it is found that the
Govind Tekale
Over 150 False Killer Whales Stranded in Tasmania
A large group of whales is fighting for survival on a remote beach in northwest Tasmania. Local wildlife teams found 157 false killer whales – a type of large dolphin – stranded
Record-Breaking Heat: January 2025 Becomes Earth’s Warmest Month in 175 Years
Climate change has caused persistent heating on planet Earth. January 2025 is recorded as the warmest January in 175 years. A run of extraordinary heat extended to January. An average global temperature
Rahul Somvanshi
Clam Species Thought Extinct for 28,000 Years Found Alive on California Coast
A small see-through clam, about the size of your fingernail, has surprised scientists by showing up alive on a California beach. The clam was last seen in fossil records from 28,000 to
Flexjet’s $7B Order Amid 57% Surge in Fractional Jet Ownership Post-COVID
Think of it like sharing a vacation home, but with wings. That’s how private jet ownership is changing. Instead of one person bearing the full financial burden of an aircraft, several people
Sunita Somvanshi
Banham Zoo Penguin Chicks Amid 97% Decline: African Penguins’ Critical Fight
Two tiny penguin chicks have just joined the fight for their species’ survival at Banham Zoo in Norfolk. The new arrivals, named Pudding and Humbug, hatched on December 20 and December 25,
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
Earth’s Magnetic Pole Races Toward Siberia as Ancient Tree Reveals 5% Field Strength Drop
Our planet’s magnetic north pole is moving. Since 1831, when explorers first found it in Canada’s Boothia Peninsula, it has traveled hundreds of kilometers through the Arctic Ocean and is now heading