A newly discovered space rock, named asteroid 2025 TP5, made a remarkably close flyby of Earth on October 15, 2025, passing at a distance of about 60,000 miles (97,000 km) — closer than our own Moon. Astronomers first spotted the asteroid on October 13, only two days before its approach, using ground-based telescopes. Despite… Read More »
It’s official: scientists now say we have crossed the first irreversible climate tipping point. That tipping point is not in some distant future — it’s happening now, in the world’s warm-water coral reefs. What Does “Tipping Point” Mean? A climate tipping point is a threshold where a system shifts into a new state… Read More »
Imagine gliding through deep, icy waters, untouched by the passage of centuries. No wars, no automobiles, no smartphones—just silent currents and endless dark. That is the life of a Greenland shark, and one such shark may have been alive since the 1600s. A Shark That Outlives Nations Researchers believe Greenland sharks (scientific name… Read More »
✨ A Celestial Visitor Returns: Comet C/2025 A1 Set to Dazzle Earth on October 21, 2025 ☄️ Mark your calendars for October 21, 2025 — a night sky lovers will never forget. On this date, a cosmic traveler known as Comet C/2025 A1 will make a breathtakingly close pass by Earth — coming even closer… Read More »
🌞 Solar Storm Alert: Four CMEs Headed Toward Earth Could Ignite Dazzling Auroras This Week! Brace yourselves, skywatchers — the Sun is turning up the heat! Scientists have confirmed that four powerful coronal mass ejections (CMEs) — massive bursts of solar plasma and magnetic energy — are currently racing toward Earth. These waves of solar… Read More »
A rare celestial show may soon light up the night skies. Astronomers have issued an aurora alert as four coronal mass ejections (CMEs) — massive bursts of plasma and magnetic energy from the Sun — are heading toward Earth this week. According to forecasts from the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and the… Read More »
Panama’s Silent Seas: How Climate Change Stopped a 40-Year Ocean Rhythm For more than four decades, the Pacific waters off Panama have danced to a dependable rhythm. Each winter, powerful trade winds sweep across the Gulf of Panama, stirring the ocean and drawing up cold, nutrient-rich water from the deep. This natural upwelling has… Read More »
For decades, most of the focus on genetic risks in childbirth has centered around maternal age. But groundbreaking new research now shows that a father’s age may be just as important — and possibly even more impactful — when it comes to passing on harmful genetic mutations to children. A large-scale study published in… Read More »
A surprising new survey shows that roughly 10 percent of Americans agree that the Earth is flat, despite centuries of scientific evidence proving otherwise. While that number includes skeptics and those unsure, the finding is a sobering reminder: fact doesn’t always win in the digital age. — A Persistent Belief in the… Read More »
A group of scientists has made a stunning leap: they’ve developed a carbon-neutral fuel that is chemically identical to gasoline, using nothing more than CO₂ captured from the air, hydrogen, and water. This synthetic fuel promises to run in existing cars, ships, and airplanes — without adding new carbon to the atmosphere. It’s a bold… Read More »