Science & Discoveries
Betelgeuse: The Red Supergiant on the Brink of a Spectacular Supernova
A Cosmic Giant Running Out of Time Betelgeuse, the massive red supergiant star located about 640 light-years from E…
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Global Affairs
Global Tsunami Warnings After Russia’s 8.8 Earthquake – What Happened and What It Means
A Sudden Shake, a Worldwide Alarm On July 30, 2025, the earth roared near Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula with a magnit…
Global Affairs
Church Attack in Eastern DR Congo: At Least 38 Killed Amid Ongoing Rebel Violence
A Shocking Tragedy in Ituri Province A deadly attack on a Catholic church in Komanda , Ituri Province, has left at l…
Earth & Environment
Barbados threadsnake makes surprise comeback after two decades missing
The world’s smallest snake has wriggled back into the spotlight after nearly twenty years off the scientific radar. The…
Earth & Environment
BOSS Great Wall – One of the Biggest Structures in the Universe! 🌌
In 2016, scientists made an incredible discovery — a massive cosmic structure called the BOSS Great Wall , made up of 8…
Science & Discoveries
Will the Universe Collapse in 33 Billion Years? A Bold New Theory Challenges Cosmic Destiny
Introduction For decades, scientists believed the universe would expand forever, ultimately fading into a cold, dark “…
Global Affairs
China’s Massive Yarlung Tsangpo Hydropower Project: Power, Politics, and Environmental Concerns
In July 2025, China officially began construction on what is set to be the world’s largest hydroelectric dam along the…
Earth & Environment
Clean Energy Milestone: Over 40% of the World’s Electricity Now Low-Carbon
A Historic Shift Back to Cleaner Power For the first time since the 1940s, more than 40% of the world’s electricity …
Tech Innovations
Rain-Powered Tech from Singapore: Transforming Raindrops into Electricity for Smart Cities
Introduction Imagine your rooftop or umbrella powering your phone while it rains. Singapore researchers have unveiled…
Science & Discoveries
Voyager 1 Gets a Second Life: NASA Engineers Revive 21-Year Dormant Thrusters
A Spacecraft That Refuses to Quit Launched on September 5, 1977 , Voyager 1 has already made history as the farthest…
Global Affairs
Historic UN Court Opinion Could Redefine Global Climate Responsibilities
A Turning Point in Climate Justice The world is watching as the United Nations’ highest court, the International Cou…
Science & Discoveries
Honoring Scientific Brilliance: Inside the NSF Awards Ceremony 2024
The National Science Foundation (NSF) of Sri Lanka is once again shining the spotlight on the country’s most accomplish…
History & Heritage
The Mysterious Stone Spheres of Costa Rica: Ancient Artifacts Still Baffle Experts
Hidden in the Jungle: Discovery of the Stone Spheres Deep in Costa Rica’s lush Diquis Delta, an extraordinary discov…