Heart Disease Claims 2,500 U.S. Lives Daily
Every 34 seconds, heart disease takes an American life, totaling 2,500 deaths daily—more than cancer and accidents combined. New data reveals a troubling increase in fatalities.
Tejal Somvanshi
James Webb Telescope Finds Water-Rich Exoplanet Amid Budget Cuts
NASA's James Webb Telescope identifies a water and methane-rich exoplanet, GJ 1214 b, 48 light-years away, while potential budget cuts threaten future research.
Rahul Somvanshi
Hidden Mantle Structures 620 Miles High Found Beneath Earth’s Surface
Researchers have identified colossal structures, each standing 620 miles tall, deep within Earth's mantle, challenging existing geological theories.
Govind Tekale
China’s 1,200 GW Renewable Milestone: Emissions Still Rising
China's renewable capacity hit 1,200 GW in 2024, adding 357 GW in a year, yet carbon emissions rose by 0.8% due to ongoing coal reliance.
Sunita Somvanshi
Blue Ghost’s March 2 Moon Landing with 10 NASA Experiments
Blue Ghost lunar lander aims for a March 2 touchdown in Mare Crisium, carrying 10 NASA experiments to advance lunar science.
Reef Crisis: 66% Bleaching, 44% Mortality at One Tree Island
A study tracking 462 coral colonies at One Tree Island shows 66% bleaching by February and 44% mortality by July under record heat. See how this reef crisis impacts marine life and
Alabama’s Camp Hill Virus A Deadly Henipavirus Discovery
A newly discovered henipavirus in Alabama shrews raises concerns due to its relation to viruses with up to 75% fatality rates. Could this pose a new threat to human health?
New Zealand’s Mount Taranaki Gains Personhood Status
Discover how New Zealand's Mount Taranaki has been granted legal personhood, recognizing its cultural significance to the Māori and ensuring its protection under the law.
NZ Visa Update: Remote Work Allowed for 9 Months
Discover how New Zealand's relaxed visa regulations now permit remote work for up to nine months, offering new opportunities for digital nomads.
Overberg’s 25% Risk 3 Endangered Fynbos Fish, 200 Sites Surveyed
South Africa's Overberg faces a crisis as 20-million-year-old fynbos fish teeter at 25% risk amid invasive predators, floods and shrinking habitats; a survey of 200 river sites intensifies alarm.
Karmactive Staff