Hiten Gautam – A young innovator in the making
“Necessity is the mother of all invention”, the proverb fits aptly on Hiten Gautam, a 10-year-old kid of Class 6 studying in Modern Public School
Science & Environment
Probing Into Supernova – The Final Destination of Stars
Supernova is the deafening explosion that takes place when a star dies emitting tons of materials, like iron, cloud and dust, at 15,000 to 40,000
Space Veggies— Art of Making Organic Cosmic Salad
“One of the intangibles of having plants in space is having a living piece of Earth with you,” comments an astronaut living in space as
One Tree at a Time– In conversation with Brainfeed, Licypriya Kangujam
Eight-year-old Licypriya Kangujam, the youngest green activist from Manipur, believes if each person plants a tree, we could save the Earth. In conversation with Brainfeed,
World’s First Wireless Underwater Wi-fi is all Hunky Dory
Aquatic internet or underwater wi-fi capable of sharing data through light beams deep into the sea is all set to change the concept of the
Scientists Stumble Upon Distant Mirror Image of the Earth and Sun
Scientists have found an exoplanet and its star, almost in the mirror image of the Earth and sun, capable of supporting life. Experts from the
Research Predicts Possible Disappearance of Mangroves by 2050
A new study published by Rutgers University has highlighted the adverse impacts of greenhouse emissions on mangrove forests as they stand vulnerable to complete extinction
Human Expedition to Mars through SpaceX’s Eyes
Tomorrow morning, NASA SpaceX will take astronomers into the Earth’s orbit from Cape Canaveral setting a mission important in history of space launches. SpaceX has,
Scientists Find Tectonic Plates Split Open underneath Indian Ocean
The plate, known as the India-Australia-Capricorn tectonic plate under Indian Ocean, has started to split albeit slowly. Measuring about 0.6 inches or 1.7 millimetres, the
Climate Change: Snow turns Green in Antarctica
According to a study published in Nature Communication, the melting of microscopic algae blooms is turning landscape of Antarctica into green. Scientists have zeroed in