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‘Doomsday Glacier’ is collapsing faster than expected, a new study warns Researchers in a new study have reported the rapid collapse of the “Doomsday Glacier”, also called the Thwaites Glacier in West Antarctica, raising fears of unprecedented global sea level rise. Two decades of satellite and GPS data, published in the Journal of Geophysical Research:…

New study warns that algae could take over coral reefs in coming years Beautiful coral reefs beneath, deep sea or oceans are basic attractions for marine explorers who love to find unique and exclusive creatures hidden next to these beautiful vibrant structures. Coral reefs are essential for marine life, providing food and shelter for about…

Seeing Saturn and Jupiter with a telescope: tips for amateur astronomers The year 2025 is drawing to a close, and the best beginner telescopes can offer intriguing glimpses of Saturn and Jupiter. First of all, the best time to examine an outer planet is about a month either side of its opposition, that is, when…

Europe is on the brink: water reserves are declining while climate change continues to worsen Scientists have found in a new analysis of satellite data from 2002 to 2024 that Europe is reeling from the water crisis caused by climate collapse. According to data from University College London (UCL) in collaboration with Watershed Investigations and…

Mysterious cracking on Mars, probably lightning, scientists say Scientists have successfully detected lightning on Mars for the first time by capturing the crackling sound of electrical discharges using NASA’s Perseverance rover. The crackling sound of discharges was picked up mainly by a microphone on the rover, according to a French team’s report published on Wednesday….

Scientists finally unravel the ‘Burtele Foot’ mystery and challenge human evolution Scientists have finally solved the mystery surrounding a 3.4-million-year-old fossil called the ‘Burtele Foot’, which was discovered in Ethiopia in 2009. According to a recent discovery, the foot belonged to a mysterious human ancestor, reshaping the timeline of human evolution. According to researchers, the…

Chinese scientists unveil new artificial tongue to measure spiciness in seconds Chinese scientists have made a groundbreaking discovery of a gel-based artificial tongue that can accurately measure the level of spiciness. The main motive behind this development is to avoid intense sensations and watery eyes. In this regard, a professor at East China University of…

China unveils ‘lunar foundation stones’, paving the way for the first moon base China has moved closer to building the world’s first moon base as the first batch of experimental ‘moon ground bricks’ returned to Earth in a major breakthrough. These foundation stones were preserved in the harsh conditions of space during an experimental trial…

South Korea sends satellites into orbit with successful fourth rocket launch South Korea successfully launched its fourth Nuri space rocket on Thursday, deploying more than a dozen artificial satellites, marking a major milestone for the country’s space program. The production and rocket integration of the latest launch was mainly led by local company Hanwha Aerospace,…

World Robot Olympiad starts in SingaporeRobots took center stage during the opening of the World Robot Olympiad on Wednesday in Singapore. Hundreds of international students, some as young as eight years old, take part in the competition as they are about to compete using automatons to solve real-world problems. Source link

Clues from the Ice Age hidden on Mars revealed in ESA’s newly released images The latest images taken by the High Resolution Stereo Camera (HRSC) on board ESA’s Mars Express spacecraft have revealed evidence of glaciation on Mars in the Coloe Fossae region. Coloe Fossae is located halfway along the northern latitude of the Red…

Dark matter mystery solved? New study claims major 100-year ‘breakthrough’ For more than a century, one of the universe’s most mysterious components, dark matter, has baffled scientists due to its enigmatic nature. Finally, after a hundred-year search, researchers may have finally discovered the existence of dark matter, the elusive substance that makes up 27 percent…