Dinosaurs and the Grassless Earth: A Glimpse Into the Prehistoric World It’s hard to imagine Earth without grass. Today, vast green fields stretch across continents, supporting countless animals and shaping entire ecosystems. But during the age of dinosaurs — long before humans appeared — the planet looked very different. Surprisingly, most dinosaur species lived… Read More »
It may sound unbelievable, but our planet Earth is home to far more trees than there are stars in the entire Milky Way galaxy. While astronomers estimate that the Milky Way contains between 100 and 400 billion stars, scientists have discovered that Earth is covered by an astonishing 3 trillion trees. This incredible fact… Read More »
Honey bees are among the most important creatures on Earth, responsible for pollinating nearly one-third of the food we eat. But new research has uncovered a surprising and concerning link between modern technology and the decline of these vital insects. According to recent studies, exposure to electromagnetic fields (EMFs) from 5G cell phone towers may… Read More »
Skywatchers, get ready! The night of October 11, 2025, brings the Delta Aurigid Meteor Shower, a small but graceful celestial event that will add a touch of magic to the October sky. While this is not one of the year’s strongest meteor showers, it’s still a beautiful opportunity for astronomy lovers and night-sky enthusiasts to… Read More »
The night sky is gearing up for a breathtaking display this weekend as a geomagnetic storm could make the Northern Lights visible much farther south than usual. According to a forecast from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s (NOAA) Space Weather Prediction Center (SWPC), a G1-class geomagnetic storm is expected to reach Earth on October… Read More »
The night sky on October 11, 2025, will offer a breathtaking sight as the Moon passes very close to Mars in a rare celestial alignment. This event, known as a lunar–planetary conjunction, will bring the two bright worlds together in the same region of the sky — a treat for skywatchers, stargazers, and photographers around… Read More »
In one of the most astonishing paleontological discoveries of the decade, scientists in Russia have uncovered the remarkably preserved remains of a 50,000-year-old baby mammoth in the icy depths of Siberia’s permafrost. The young mammoth, affectionately named “Yana”, was found in the Batagaika Crater—often called the “gateway to the underworld” due to its massive size… Read More »
Imagine a world where light and energy flow from the sky — even when it’s dark. That’s the bold promise of Virtus Solis, a startup aiming to capture sunlight from space 24/7 and beam it to Earth as power and illumination. They’re already accepting “reservations” for this orbital sunlight service, with deliveries anticipated as early… Read More »
For decades, the green turtle (Chelonia mydas) faced a tough fight for survival. Once hunted for their meat, eggs, and shells, their numbers dwindled across oceans. But today, conservation efforts are turning the tide — and the green turtle’s return is becoming a rare success story in wildlife recovery. The Fall Toward Extinction … Read More »
In the dark of night, a strange, electric-blue glow may reveal a creature waiting quietly under a rock or curled in a crevice. Scorpions—some of Earth’s most ancient survivors—do just that when bathed in ultraviolet light. But their glow is only part of the story. These resilient arachnids shrug off hunger, endure harsh environments, and… Read More »