Norway’s EV Surge: 96% of New Car Sales Are Electric
The streets of Norway tell a remarkable story. In early 2025, 96 out of every 100 new cars sold in the country run on electricity rather than gas. It’s a dramatic change
Rahul Somvanshi
Blue Ghost’s March 2 Moon Landing: 10 NASA Experiments Aboard
The Firefly Aerospace’s Blue Ghost lunar lander launched on January 15, 2025, from NASA’s Kennedy Space Center. The spacecraft has already captured unprecedented views of Earth and the Moon while carrying critical
USGS Maps ‘Gold Hydrogen’ in Michigan and Four Corners States
Scientists have found something exciting underground: potential hydrogen reserves across America. The U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) has created a map showing promising areas, including Michigan and the Four Corners states of Arizona,
MIT’s 3D-Printed Mud Molds Aim to Halve Concrete’s 8% Carbon Emissions
Construction is getting a surprising helper: dirt from the building site itself. MIT researchers have found a way to use 3D-printed mud to build concrete structures faster and cheaper than traditional methods.
Mount Teide’s 1cm Rise: 500 Quakes Signal Potential Volcanic Activity
The ground beneath Tenerife’s Mount Teide is showing upward movement. Scientists have measured a one-centimeter rise across four monitoring stations over the past year, matching this movement with unusual patterns in the
Karmactive Staff
Antarctic Ice Core Drilling Unlocks 2,800 Meters of Ice, Revealing 1.2 Million-Year Climate History
Scientists have achieved a breakthrough in climate research by extracting the world’s longest continuous ice core from Antarctica, reaching depths of 2,800 meters and uncovering climate records dating back 1.2 million years.
Stonehenge’s Altar Stone Originated from Scotland, 700 km Away
Scientists have discovered new clues about why ancient Britons rebuilt Stonehenge 4,500 years ago. The massive stone circle wasn’t just a religious site – it was also built to bring communities together
Astronomers Record 33,000 km/h Winds on Exoplanet WASP-127b’s Equator
Scientists have found the fastest planetary winds ever recorded in the universe on planet WASP-127b, located 500 light-years from Earth. These winds race at 33,000 kilometers per hour (20,500 mph) around the
Hornwort Genomes Reveal 450-Million-Year Plant Evolution Secrets
Scientists have unlocked new insights into one of Earth’s oldest surviving plant groups, offering clues about how plants first conquered land. A global research team, led by the Boyce Thompson Institute (BTI)
Govind Tekale
Trump Withdraws U.S. from Paris Climate Accord Amid Record-Breaking 2024 Temperatures
President Trump has signed an order to pull the U.S. out of the Paris climate agreement. This change will affect how America handles climate issues, from local weather patterns to energy costs.