Can Genetically Modified Trees Help Fight Climate Change?
Barely a week ago, in a low-lying tract of southern Georgia’s pine belt, a half-dozen workers planted row upon row of twig-like poplar trees. These weren’t just any trees, though some of
Govind Tekale
A Massive 5,000-Mile Seaweed Bloom Threatens Tourism and Ecosystems Along the Atlantic Belt
A massive seaweed bloom spread across 5,000-mile, the ‘Great Atlantic Sargassum Belt,’ is one of the largest on record and is posing a threat to wildlife, infrastructure, and the tourism industry. The
Rahul Somvanshi
The World’s Most Expensive Satellite Set to Launch in India
The payload of the world’s most expensive Earth-Imaging satellite, NASA-ISRO Synthetic Aperture Radar (NISAR), landed in India after a US Air Force’s C-17 aircraft touched down in Bengaluru from California on Wednesday.
Lignode : A Renewable Material That Could Impact Electric Vehicle Batteries
Stora Enso, a Finnish company, has invented Lignode, a wood-based carbon material that can be used in making lithium-ion batteries for electric vehicles. Lignode offers a replacement for the fossil-based graphite that
Karmactive Team
Wind Turbines May Soon Sport Zebra Stripes To Protect Birds.
Painting the blades and poles of wind turbines black and white should save birds from deaths, say scientists.
A Rare Mysterious Insect Discovered For The First Time In 50 Years At A Walmart Store
Giant Lacewing, a rare insect species, was recently spotted in Fayetteville, Arkansas, for the first time in over 50 years. This sighting has baffled scientists, who are trying to determine how the
Tista Karmakar
Dwindling Deer Numbers In Alaska, Hungry Wolves Turn To Sea Otters
Even though wolves in Alaska can eat almost everything that moves, their menu is typically deer. As wolves on one island off the state’s coast devoured nearly all of the deer around
Dipannita Sarkar
Undercover the Secrets of a Isolated Paradise: Dry Tortugas National Park
Located in the Florida Keys, Dry Tortugas National Park is a remote national park. It is popular for its tropical sceneries, including its mind-boggling blue waters, vibrant coral reefs, sandy shoals, and
ESA Won’t Allow One-Way Ticket To Mars Says Tim Peake
Tim Peake was the first British astronaut working with the European Space Agency (ESA). Tim stated recently that the ESA abstains from hiring people who want a one-way trip to Mars and