Science

Last Light: A World Orbiting a Dying Star
In the dim orbit of a dying star lies the planet **Narael**, a world teetering on the edge of extinction. Once a vibrant sphere bathed in golden warmth, Narael is now a cold, flickering ember in a solar system whose heart is fading. The star, known as **Ios**, is collapsing into its red giant phase, swollen and unstable. Its warmth is unreliable, casting long, uneven days of feeble light followed by increasingly colder nights.
By Adnan khan9 months ago in Earth
How Old Is Earth? Science Finally Has the Answer—and It’s Mind-Blowing. AI-Generated.
One Question, Billions of Years in the Making We’re told not to ask someone their age—but Earth doesn’t seem to mind. From ancient legends to cutting-edge science, humans have always wondered how old our planet really is. Thanks to powerful scientific tools and decades of research, we now have an answer grounded in fact, not folklore.
By zia ullah9 months ago in Earth
Astronauts Can Reach Mars, but One Critical Organ Could Fail Forever. AI-Generated.
Astronauts Can Reach Mars, but One Critical Organ Could Fail Forever As humanity edges closer to its ambitious goal of sending astronauts to Mars, scientists and space agencies continue to confront numerous biological and technological challenges. While advanced propulsion systems, life support mechanisms, and food sustainability are being addressed with promising solutions, one major concern looms large over interplanetary travel — the health of the human brain. Research suggests that while astronauts may successfully reach Mars, their brains could suffer irreversible damage during the journey, posing significant risks to long-term cognitive function and mental well-being.
By Adnan Rasheed9 months ago in Earth
India's Air Pollution Crisis: Unveiling Hidden Threats and Systemic Failures in the Fight for Clean Air
India's Air Pollution Crisis: A Year-Round National Emergency The revelation that Byrnihat, a small city nestled between Assam and Meghalaya’s lush forests, has emerged as the world’s most polluted city shatters entrenched myths about air quality in India. Contrary to assumptions that pollution is confined to North India or winter months, IQAir’s latest data exposes a grim reality: toxic air plagues the nation from Kashmir to Kanyakumari, Mumbai to Kolkata, with PM2.5 levels routinely exceeding global safety thresholds by 10–20 times. This invisible crisis, normalised by lax standards and political apathy, silently devastates public health, economies, and futures.
By MD SIAM9 months ago in Earth
The Great Invention of AI
The fill meaning of AI is Artificial Intelligence. Artificial Intelligence (AI) is undoubtedly one of the most transformative inventions of the modern era, revolutionizing industries, enhancing human capabilities, and reshaping the way we live and work.
By Rabeya 9 months ago in Earth
The Last Green Planet
No one expected Earth to outlive her colonized daughters. By the dawn of the 27th century, humanity had stretched itself across the stars like vines on a dying trellis. Mars was terraformed, Venus domed in breathable sanctuaries, and the moons of Jupiter turned into mining fortresses that never slept. The Earth, scarred and gasping, had long been abandoned—at least, that’s what the official records claimed.
By Saima Naz9 months ago in Earth
The first drone war opens a new chapter in India-Pakistan conflict
In the ever-evolving landscape of global warfare, South Asia has entered a new and ominous era. The India-Pakistan conflict, one of the world’s longest-running geopolitical tensions, has now been redefined by the use of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). What was once a battleground of soldiers and artillery is now witnessing the rise of drone warfare—a technological shift that is opening a dangerous new chapter in the region.
By Muhammad 9 months ago in Earth
Not Just Instinct: Wild Birds Show Signs of True Friendship
Scientists Discover Wild Birds Behaving Suspiciously Like Friends For years, the idea of “friendship” was considered a uniquely human trait—something built on complex emotions, shared experiences, and mutual understanding. In some cases, scientists extended this idea to highly social mammals like dolphins, elephants, and primates. But birds? Most people think of them as either solitary or following instinct-driven flocks. However, recent scientific discoveries are beginning to change that view dramatically. New research shows that many species of wild birds may, in fact, behave in ways that strongly resemble human-like friendships—complete with trust, memory, cooperation, and emotional bonds.
By Bipu9 months ago in Earth
Have You Taken a Moment to Appreciate Nature?
Before we dive into today’s reflection, a quick reminder: if you’re craving more intention and calm in your daily life, my go-to tool is the Undated Daily Planner. It’s perfect for slowing down and reconnecting—with nature, and with yourself.
By Velma Lovemore9 months ago in Earth
NASA Spent Billions to Bring Rocks Back from Mars. Trump Wants to Leave Them There. AI-Generated.
NASA Spent Billions to Bring Rocks Back from Mars. Trump Wants to Leave Them There In a stunning shift of priorities, former President Donald Trump’s proposed 2026 budget suggests halting one of NASA’s most ambitious scientific missions—returning rock samples from Mars. Despite billions already invested in the Mars Sample Return (MSR) mission, Trump’s new space policy would cancel further development, leaving the carefully collected samples on the Red Planet indefinitely.
By Adnan Rasheed9 months ago in Earth
Global Warming: A Growing Threat to Our Plane. AI-Generated.
Global Warming: A Growing Threat to Our Planet One of the most pressing issues of the 21st century is global warming. It refers to the long-term rise in Earth's average surface temperature brought on by human activity, especially the release of greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide (CO2), methane (CH4), and nitrous oxide (N2O). The "greenhouse effect" caused by these gases disrupts the planet's natural climate systems by trapping heat in the atmosphere.
By Abid Sadif9 months ago in Earth
New Research Unveils What Occurs When Donkeys Get High — A World Donkey Day Special
Each year on 8th May, the globe observes World Donkey Day in celebration of one of the least appreciated animals of agriculture — the humble, diligent donkey. The day puts the spotlight on their invaluable contributions to farming, transport, and rural economies, particularly in third-world countries. But in 2025, World Donkey Day brought something entirely unexpected — a viral scientific report on what happens when donkeys are high on cannabis.
By IC Glass9 months ago in Earth