Science

10 Clear Signs That Your Cat Dislikes You
Cats have unique ways of expressing themselves, therefore they may not always demonstrate affection in the same ways that dogs do. Even if you admire your cat, they may not always return your affection. Your feline friends may become suspicious and fearful of you, and they can start disliking you.
By Ha Le Sa10 months ago in Earth
The Return of the Dire Wolf: Nature’s Forgotten Monster is Back
A beast from the Ice Age that was once thought to have vanished from textbooks on prehistory and history may be back to haunt or inspire our modern world. This is not the plot of a fantasy film or Game of Thrones episode. This is real, raw, and happening right under our noses.
By fahad10 months ago in Earth
SpaceX launches 21 Starlink satellites on Falcon 9 rocket, lands booster on ship at sea
The National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) launched its ninth mission supporting its so-called proliferated architecture satellite constellation using a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket.
By MAZEDA BEGUM10 months ago in Earth
Was Earth a "Green Marble"?
When we envision Earth from space, we frequently picture the famous "Blue Marble"—a world covered primarily by the deep blue of its oceans, swirling with clouds, and lush with verdant areas. However, Earth might have had a quite different appearance long before it developed into the water-rich planet it is today. According to some scientists, Earth was originally a "Green Marble," a planet without the deep blue glimmer we associate with modern Earth, with green oceans and a thick, hazy atmosphere. A fascinating chapter of Earth's history is presented by this prehistoric incarnation of our planet, one that provides insights into early life, the environment, and even the evolution of other potentially livable worlds.
By Md Mamun Ferdous10 months ago in Earth
SpaceX Starlink Launch 2025: 21 New Satellites Deployed to Boost Global Internet Coverage
SpaceX Starlink Launch 2025: 21 New Satellites Deployed to Boost Global Internet Coverage In a significant stride toward global internet coverage SpaceX successfully launched 21 Starlink satellites into low Earth orbit (LEO) on March 12 2025. The mission conducted from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida marked yet another milestone in the company’s ambitious plan to build a vast satellite internet network. The launch designated Starlink Group 12-21 took place at 10:35 p.m. EDT aboard a Falcon 9 rocket. As has become routine for SpaceX the first stage of the Falcon 9 was successfully recovered landing on the droneship A Shortfall of Gravitas stationed in the Atlantic Ocean. This was the 22nd flight for this particular booster showcasing SpaceX’s commitment to reusability and cost-effective space travel. The 21 satellites included 13 equipped with direct to cell capabilities a groundbreaking technology that allows the satellites to communicate directly with standard mobile devices. This advancement could eliminate the need for traditional cell towers in remote areas bringing reliable mobile coverage to places previously considered unreachable. Starlink is SpaceX’s satellite internet constellation project designed to provide high speed low latency broadband internet to underserved and remote regions around the world. Since its initial launches in 2019 the program has seen rapid growth. With this latest deployment SpaceX has now launched more than 8,100 Starlink satellites of which over 7,000 are currently operational. A theses satellites orbit the Earth at altitudes ranging from 340 km to 1,200 km significantly lower than traditional communication satellites. This lower altitude reduces latency and allows for faster data transmission key benefits for internet users particularly those in rural areas with limited infrastructure.
By Adnan Rasheed10 months ago in Earth
The Day the Sun Went Dark and Everyone Panicked
One morning in 1919, the Sun vanished—just like that. People stopped mid-step, jaws dropped, hands trembling. What looked like the end of the world was actually the beginning of something massive. This wasn’t a tale scribbled in some ancient manuscript. It was a real moment that made people rethink everything they thought they knew about space, gravity, and even the sky itself.
By Ojo10 months ago in Earth
Chasing the Elusive Lights: My Arctic Adventure in Norway.
Northern Lights come, how they come, and the reasons for their popularity. The Northern Lights in Norway: Nature’s Dazzling Light Show
By cute writter10 months ago in Earth
The Rise of Emerging Technologies: How Innovation is Shaping Our Future. AI-Generated.
Introduction In this day and age, technological advancements occur at breakneck speeds. Every year, new innovations emerge that reshape industries, redefine lifestyles, and influence the global economy. These "emerging technologies" have the potential to significantly alter the ways in which we interact, work, and live. From Artificial Intelligence to Quantum Computing, these developments are not just futuristic ideas—they are becoming part of our daily lives.
By MD Habib10 months ago in Earth
Walking on Fire
For thousands of years, firewalking has captivated the human imagination. From ancient tribal rituals to modern-day spectacles, the sight of a person walking barefoot across a bed of glowing red-hot coals continues to stir awe, disbelief, and sometimes fear. But according to one award-winning American physicist, there’s no magic involved—just physics.
By Eleanor Grace10 months ago in Earth
NASA next big Project
The Earth System Observatory of NASA Keeps an Eye on Our Changing Planet As climate change accelerates and natural disasters grow more frequent, the need for accurate, real-time data about our planet has never been more critical. In response to this growing demand, NASA has launched the Earth System Observatory, a bold and comprehensive initiative that aims to revolutionize the way we observe and understand Earth’s interconnected systems.
By Supriya Patra 10 months ago in Earth
Beyond the Stars: How JWST Is Redefining Cosmic Discovery
Floating more than a million miles from Earth, quietly orbiting the Sun at a gravitationally stable point called L2, the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) is on a mission to uncover the deepest cosmic secrets. Since its deployment in 2021 and first images in 2022, JWST has not only met the world's sky-high expectations—it’s shattered them.
By Manas DAS Class 10 sec a roll 1910 months ago in Earth
NASA will launch an Earth Science Smallsat
🚀 NASA to Launch Earth Science Smallsat on Firefly Alpha! 🌍 NASA is reaching for the stars again—this time with a powerful small satellite mission dedicated to studying Earth! Slated for launch aboard Firefly Aerospace's Alpha rocket, the mission marks another milestone in low-cost, rapid-response space science.
By Heroslash10 months ago in Earth