Volkswagen’s ID.7: The Electric Sedan Rescuing the Sedan from Extinction
ID.7, its new electric saloon, has been revealed by Volkswagen. It is aimed at 435 miles of range on a single charge in its Pro S trim. With an 86 kWh battery
Govind Tekale
Driving Towards Carbon Net Zero: Stellantis’ eFuel Testing on 28 Million Engines
There are plans by Stellantis to test eFuels on 28 different engines to reduce carbon emissions from the 28 million internal combustion engines that the company has built in Europe since 2014.
SpaceX Urges Caution & Recovery as Hexagonal Heat Shield Tiles Found in Debris of Failed Starship Test Launch
On April 20, SpaceX’s Starship got its first test launch and exploded minutes later. The explosion caused debris from the rocket to wash up on the shores around the Starbase launch facility
Karmactive Team
The Night Sky Comes Alive: A G-2 Geomagnetic Storm May Unleash Aurora Borealis Over Northern Hemisphere
On April 23, a geomagnetic storm may trigger an aurora borealis over the Northern Hemisphere from the evening until the next morning. Some states in the U.S.-Canadian border region may most likely
Rahul Somvanshi
India Flawlessly Launches Singapore’s Two Advanced Satellites Into Orbit With ISRO’s Rocket
An Indian rocket developed by ISRO launched two Singaporean satellites into low Earth orbit on April 22nd. ISRO’s Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV) took off from India’s Satish Dhawan Space Centre carrying
Explosive Results: The Mayhem Caused by SpaceX’s Starship Rocket Launch
SpaceX’s Starship rocket launch failure in Texas on Thursday exposed the potential issues with the program. The rocket’s “flight termination system” functioned as designed, but debris was a major concern. The world’s
Snowfall Water Wonders: Exploring the Rare Waterfalls of Southwest Utah’s Gunlock State Park
A record rainfall, record snowfall, & now rare waterfalls are being experienced in the Southwest this winter. Gunlock State Park, a water wonderland, is agog with melting snow from the mountains, creating
NASA’s Incredible Underwater Moon Simulation Pool: The Neutral Buoyancy Laboratory
The Neutral Buoyancy Laboratory has been transformed by NASA, into a replica of the moon’s surface to train future astronauts. A giant 6.2-million-gallon pool, the lab measures 202 by 102 feet. To
Russia’s “The Challenge” Beats Hollywood to Space: World’s First Feature Film Shot in Orbit
Beating a rival Hollywood project was celebrated in Moscow with the premiere of the first feature film shot in space in Russian cinemas. “The Challenge”, the film is about a surgeon dispatched
From Hazardous to Helpful: The Importance of Recycling Batteries
As the spent batteries can potentially catch fire or explode, keeping them in your home can be dangerous. If disposed of improperly, discarded batteries can leach harmful chemicals into the environment. As