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While the world watches the devastating human cost of conflicts in Gaza, Ukraine, Syria, Yemen, and the rising hostilities between Israel and Iran, scientists warn of a less visible but equally catastrophic consequence: climate and environmental degradation. According to recent studies and environmental watchdog reports, modern warfare is significantly exacerbating the climate crisis through destruction …
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The level of carbon dioxide in Earth’s atmosphere has soared to a record high, reaching 430.2 parts per million (ppm) in May 2025 — a concentration not seen in millions of years. The alarming data, collected at the Mauna Loa Observatory in Hawaii by the Scripps Institution of Oceanography and NOAA, highlights the accelerating pace …
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Greenland’s vast ice sheet melted 17 times faster than its historical average during a powerful May heatwave, a new report from the World Weather Attribution (WWA) scientific network revealed on Wednesday. The intense warming also affected Iceland, setting records and raising global concerns. The WWA attributed this dramatic increase in melting to human-driven climate change. …
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In a major breakthrough, scientists have uncovered the hidden mathematical framework behind gravitational waves, offering fresh insights into black holes and their dynamic interactions. This discovery promises to improve how researchers predict and interpret space-time distortions caused by massive cosmic events. Black Holes and Ripples in Space-Time Such waves offer a unique window into extreme …
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In a groundbreaking breakthrough, American scientists say they have discovered a new invisible colour—a highly saturated shade of blue-green named “olo”—that cannot be seen naturally by the human eye. This discovery came during a unique experiment involving direct laser stimulation of the retina. What is “Olo”? Olo is described as a vivid, never-before-seen colour, created …
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In a striking leap for genetic science, genetically engineered wolves with features resembling the long-extinct dire wolf are now alive and thriving in a secure, undisclosed location in the United States. These young wolves, developed by Colossal Biosciences, showcase traits similar to their prehistoric cousins—long white hair, powerful jaws, and a projected adult weight of …
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Aging is usually seen as a slow and steady decline, but new research reveals that it doesn’t happen at a uniform pace. Scientists have discovered that our bodies experience bursts of accelerated aging, especially around the ages of 44 and 60. These discoveries change how we understand the aging process and offer new strategies to …
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A team of international scientists plans to drill into the Krafla volcano, one of Iceland’s most active geological sites. Led by Bjorn Por Guðmundsson, this ambitious project aims to study magma deep beneath the earth’s surface. The Krafla Magma Testbed (KMT) will start drilling in 2026, creating a unique underground observatory 2.1 kilometers (1.3 miles) …
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Astronomers have recently discovered what appears to be a smiley face on Mars, and it may hold clues to ancient life on the Red Planet. This fascinating feature was identified during a survey of Mars, as researchers mapped chloride salt deposits using data from the European Space Agency’s (ESA) ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter. The research …
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Scientists at Colorado State University confirmed that racially segregated areas in the US suffer from poor air quality During the Covid peak in 2020, marginalized races or colored races were prone to Coronavirus and got infected severely. Now the scientists at Colorado State University suggest that there is a link between air quality and racial …
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In the latest findings of BBC, scientists have warned that the world is about to witness the most hot days every year. According to global BBC’s report “Since 1980, the total number of days with temperatures above 50°C (122°F) has increased in each decade. Temperatures exceeded 50 degrees Celsius 14 times each year on average …
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Karachi: A virus similar to the Coronavirus discovered in the UK has been revealed to have reached Karachi. The Prime Minister’s Chairman, Corona Task Force Committee on Science and Technology, Dr. Ata-ur-Rehman, has stressed the need to develop vaccines at the local level to curb the growing cases of Coronavirus in the country. In Karachi, …
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