As 2022 ended with the deadly bone-chilling blizzard that killed more than 60 people the United States braced for the first winter storm of 2023 that blanketed the land with snow and sleet, threatening the country with tornado alerts according to reports by Reuters. This first winter storm system of Read more…
Reptile Evolution : 250 million years ago, mother nature decided to wipe her slate clean for the Triassic reptiles that ruled the era. The big mass extinction paved way for some lucky creatures that survived the global-scale catastrophe to accelerate their rate of evolution and create a whole new ecology. Read more…
Ancient Penguin Bones : The ice age isn’t uncommon for our planet as it has seen many times even before the dawn of civilization. And the new ice age should have begun in the next few 100 years but thanks to the humans-propelled climate change the planet won’t be seeing Read more…
The ozone layer is a protective cover of our planet that protects everything under it from the sun’s dangerous ultraviolet radiations. The ozone layer is in the lower part of the stratosphere [i.e. it extends approximately 15-35 kilometers (9-17 miles) from the surface of the planet]. According to new research, Read more…
Thwaites Glacier : The scientists revealed one of the direct threats to the global sea-level rise, and its enormity sends a chill down the spine. Antarctica, this white desert is home to the world’s largest glaciers. The researchers studying these glaciers to track possible threats and changes happening due to Read more…
Apocalyptic Tornadoes : Severe catastrophic weather events like blazing forest fires, sweltering heat waves, prolonged droughts, massive floods, and devastating hurricanes are only getting more and more intense. All because of human-propelled climate change. 100s of years of unchecked exploitation of natural resources with the least concerns for mother nature Read more…
Albatross Break-up : Finding the right partner is one of the most crucial steps for the continuation of species in almost every heterosexual organism on the planet. Unlike humans, more than 90 percent of the Aves species stay faithful to their mate once they find the right partner. Among the Read more…
Most of the planet’s fossil fuel reserves must remain underground if we want the world to have at least half the chance of reaching its most ambitious climate goals. A new study published in the journal Nature shows that 60 percent of oil and natural gas and 90 percent of Read more…
Climate Change : In the race towards technological advancements and modernization, we have fallen behind in caring for our planet. We are depleting the earth’s precious natural resources faster than scientists predicted, all because of our desire for extravagant habits and life. Whenever we buy a gadget or a precious Read more…
Solar Flare : The Sun, the star of life, the core of our solar system is also the force of unfathomable destruction. There was news about a massive solar storm speeding towards our planet at a speed of 1.6 million kph. And the news did gain short momentum on the Read more…