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Antarctic Lake Microbes
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Antarctic Lake Microbes Reveal Hidden Survival Secrets Beneath the Ice

Beneath Antarctica’s kilometers-thick ice sheet lies a mysterious network of more than 600 “Antarctic lakes”, sealed off from sunlight and air for millennia. Now, scientists have taken their closest-ever look at the microbial life thriving in these extreme environments — and what they’ve found is rewriting our understanding of survival Read more…

By Chetan Raj, 1 weekSeptember 7, 2025 ago
Glacier
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Glacier Burst in Juneau: Record-Breaking Flood Signals a New Era of Climate Threats

In the heart of Alaska’s capital, Juneau, residents are once again facing a destructive force born from ice — a “glacier burst” that unleashed the largest flood in the city’s recorded history. The August 2024 event wasn’t just another seasonal nuisance; it was a wake-up call about how rapidly climate Read more…

By Suhas J, 1 monthAugust 14, 2025 ago
Earthquake
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How an Earthquake Triggers a Tsunami: A Deep Dive into Earth’s Most Destructive Duo

Earthquakes are among nature’s most terrifying forces – sudden, violent, and often unpredictable. But when an “earthquake occurs beneath the ocean”, the danger escalates. It can generate a “tsunami” – a towering wall of water capable of sweeping away entire coastlines. Understanding “how an earthquake can lead to a tsunami” Read more…

By Chetan Raj, 2 monthsJuly 30, 2025 ago
Vanilla
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Climate Change Threatens Vanilla’s Future by Separating Plants from Their Pollinators

Vanilla – the world’s most beloved flavor – could soon face a bitter reality. New research warns that “climate change may separate wild vanilla plants from the bees they rely on to survive”, potentially unraveling the delicate ecosystem that supports this precious orchid and its future as a global crop. Read more…

By Chetan Raj, 2 months ago
Dwarf Planet
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Mysterious Dwarf Planet 2017 OF201 Discovered at Solar System’s Edge – Challenges Planet Nine Theory

A newly identified “dwarf planet candidate”, known as “2017 OF201”, is stirring excitement and debate in the astronomical community. With a mysterious, far-flung orbit unlike any other known object in the outer solar system, this icy body may offer key insights into the “architecture of our solar system” – and perhaps Read more…

By Chetan Raj, 3 monthsJune 9, 2025 ago
Tsunami
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Tsunami Clues Trapped in Ancient Amber: A 115-Million-Year-Old Mystery

“Tsunami” records usually vanish with time — their traces swept away by nature’s erosion. But in a groundbreaking discovery, scientists believe they’ve uncovered signs of a tsunami that crashed through a forest 115 million years ago, not in the usual sediment or rock, but in an unexpected source: ancient seafloor Read more…

By Suhas J, 4 months ago
Vaping
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Vaping: A New Hope for Teens Trying to Quit

In a promising breakthrough for teen health, a recent clinical trial has spotlighted a powerful new option to help young people quit vaping: the drug varenicline. Known for aiding adult smokers in their efforts to quit, varenicline now shows potential in helping teens break free from nicotine addiction – an Read more…

By Chetan Raj, 4 months ago
Antarctic Lakes
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Hidden Antarctic Lakes: The Subglacial Threat to Global Sea Levels

Deep beneath Antarctica’s frozen surface lies a hidden hydrological network that could reshape our understanding of sea level rise. These ‘Antarctic lakes’, buried under kilometers of ice, are now emerging as powerful contributors to future climate scenarios, with the potential to significantly accelerate the melting of the Antarctic Ice Sheet. Read more…

By Suhas J, 5 months ago
Woolly Mice
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Woolly Mice and the Future of De-Extinction: A Scientific Milestone with Many Challenges Ahead

The field of de-extinction – bringing back traits of extinct species through genetic engineering – has taken a fascinating leap forward with the development of ‘woolly mice’. These transgenic rodents, bred to exhibit thick, golden fur reminiscent of the woolly mammoth, mark an impressive feat in genetic engineering. However, while Read more…

By Chetan Raj, 5 monthsApril 9, 2025 ago
Supernova
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The Universe’s First Supernovas: Cosmic Water Factories

For centuries, scientists have pondered the origins of life’s most essential ingredient: water. New research now suggests that the universe’s first supernovas may have played a crucial role in producing water, potentially making it available only a few hundred million years after the Big Bang. This revelation challenges previous assumptions Read more…

By Chetan Raj, 6 monthsMarch 8, 2025 ago

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