On a chilly March morning in New York’s Central Park, you might notice the cherry trees budding weeks ahead of schedule. In Paris, crimson maples cling to their leaves deep…
Author: Muhammad Tuhin
Scientists Harness Light to Turn Carbon Dioxide into Valuable Fuel
In a quiet laboratory on Long Island, a team of chemists may have taken a bold step toward solving one of the planet’s most urgent challenges: what to do with…
Webb Telescope Uncovers Small Galaxies That Transformed the Cosmos Forever
Over thirteen billion years ago, the universe was not the glittering expanse of stars and galaxies we know today. It was dark. Quiet. Mysterious. Cloaked in a thick fog of…
Baby Stars Reveal the Secret Life of Planets
High in the Chilean Andes, 16,000 feet above sea level, the world’s most powerful radio telescope array is listening—not to alien messages, but to the quiet, invisible whispers of baby…
New Supercomputer Galaxies Could Explain What Dark Matter Really Is
Some of the universe’s greatest mysteries are hidden in plain sight. Dark matter—an invisible substance that outweighs everything we can see in space—makes up nearly 85% of the total matter…
Astronomers Finally Find the Universe’s Missing Matter with Mysterious Radio Signals
For more than twenty years, astronomers have puzzled over a strange cosmic riddle. The laws of physics said there had to be more matter—normal matter, the kind that makes up…
Secrets of the Grave Unearthed Across Medieval Europe
It’s not often that the dead speak as clearly as they do through a bed burial. Beneath the quiet soil of European landscapes, from the wooded hills of southern Germany…
Astronomers Detect Mysterious X-ray Heartbeat from Distant Star System
High above the Earth, aboard a satellite orbiting in silence, a Chinese space telescope has been peering deep into the cosmos—watching a flickering beacon that pulses every 12.4 seconds from…
Scientists Simulate a Neutron Star Collision and Watch a Black Hole Jet Emerge
In the deep silence of space, where time stretches and matter bends under immense gravity, two neutron stars — the collapsed remnants of once-massive suns — spiral toward an inevitable,…
Scientists Create Optical Processor That Sees in Three Dimensions and Color
In the world of light, precision is everything. How it bends, scatters, and spreads determines what we can see—from the faint outlines of a distant galaxy to the intricate machinery…
Sea Anemones Reveal a 600-Million-Year-Old Secret About Animal Evolution
In the silent shallows of coastal mudflats, the sea anemone lives out its quiet life—soft, colorful, tentacled, and largely immobile. To most of us, it’s just another delicate marine creature,…
Water Older Than the Sun Found Around a Baby Star
Far beyond the glare of city lights, nestled deep in the constellation Taurus some 460 light-years away, a baby star is quietly forming. Hidden in a cradle of gas and…
What Are the Main Causes of Earth’s Climate Variability?
On a frozen morning in Antarctica, ice groans beneath the weight of the past. A scientist, face wrapped in scarves, drills into the heart of a glacier, extracting a long…
What Are the Main Causes of Earth’s Climate Variability?
One morning in a small village on the edge of the Sahel in Africa, a young boy wakes up to find that his family’s last goat has died. The animal’s…
What Are the Effects of Solar Wind on Earth’s Atmosphere?
Some 93 million miles from Earth, a churning furnace of unimaginable energy burns with such intensity that it illuminates our planet, warms our oceans, and gives life to the very…
Understanding Earth’s Carbon Footprint and How to Reduce It
Imagine walking through a forest, your footsteps soft on the moss-covered ground. You pause, listening to the rustle of leaves, breathing in the crisp scent of pine and soil. You…
The Role of Earth’s Lithosphere in Plate Tectonics
Imagine standing on the edge of a jagged cliff overlooking the ocean, wind howling, salt in the air. Below your feet lies something deceptively solid—rock, unyielding and ancient. But beneath…
The History of Earth’s Geological Evolution
Long before life, before oceans surged or continents clashed, Earth was nothing like the blue planet we know today. Imagine a time over 4.5 billion years ago, when the solar…
Why Earth’s Biodiversity Is Essential for Ecosystem Health
At first glance, a tropical rainforest, a coral reef, or even a patch of wildflowers in a meadow may seem chaotic—an explosion of colors, sounds, movements, and patterns that defy…
The Geological Forces Behind Earthquakes and Volcanoes
Imagine standing on a peaceful mountainside, the sky blue, the earth steady, the breeze soft on your face. All seems still. But this calm is an illusion. Beneath your feet,…