For over a century, quantum mechanics has pushed the boundaries of human understanding, delivering insights that challenge our deepest assumptions…
Author: Muhammad Tuhin
Sniffing Out Vineyard Villains: How Dogs and Chemistry Are Teaming Up to Save Grapes from Destructive Fungus
When you think about the many jobs dogs excel at, your mind might wander to guide dogs, search-and-rescue heroes, or…
The Oldest Star in the Universe: What It Tells Us About Creation
Imagine standing beneath a vast, dark sky, gazing up at stars whose light has traveled for billions of years to…
Why Do Galaxies Have Spiral Arms?
Imagine you’re staring up at the night sky. In your mind’s eye, you zoom past the stars of the Milky…
The Panspermia Hypothesis: Did Life Come from Space?
Ever looked up at the night sky and wondered if we’re truly alone? The universe is vast—so vast, in fact,…
The Ice Giants: Secrets of Uranus and Neptune
Beyond the warm, sunlit realm of the inner planets—past the rocky worlds of Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Mars, and farther…
The Nearest Habitable Exoplanets: Are They Truly Earth-Like?
For as long as humans have tilted their heads skyward, we’ve wondered: are we alone? Earth, that tiny blue dot…
The Future of the Sun: From Red Giant to White Dwarf
For as long as humanity has walked the Earth, the Sun has reigned as the most dominant feature of the…
Space-Time Ripples: The Discovery of Gravitational Waves
For centuries, humanity gazed into the night sky, marveling at its beauty and mystery. We built telescopes to peer deeper…
The Moon’s Origin: Giant Impact or Something Else?
Look up at the night sky on a clear evening. There, hanging in the heavens, is Earth’s closest companion—the Moon.…
Intergalactic Travel: How We Could One Day Explore Other Galaxies
Imagine a future where humanity doesn’t just gaze up at the stars, but actually travels to them. Not just the…
Magnetars: The Strongest Magnetic Fields in the Universe
In the vast theater of the cosmos, there are stellar phenomena so extreme, so mind-bending, that they defy our human…
The Fermi Paradox: If Aliens Exist, Where Are They?
On a warm summer afternoon in 1950, over lunch at Los Alamos National Laboratory, famed physicist Enrico Fermi posed a…
What Happens If You Fall Into a Black Hole?
Picture this: You’re floating in the cold vastness of space, surrounded by stars scattered like diamonds on black velvet. Ahead…
Researchers Develop Scalable ‘All-to-All’ Interconnect for Quantum Processors
Quantum computing promises a future where machines can solve problems so complex, they make today’s most advanced supercomputers seem like…
Drug-Resistant Bacteria Evolve to Kill Their Own Kind
In the high-stakes world of infectious disease, it’s a microscopic arms race. And the latest twist? One deadly bacterium has…
Your Memories Are More Connected Than You Think—And Scientists Just Discovered Why
Ever wonder why memories from the same day often feel like they’re part of the same story, while events separated…
Study Reveals How Gray Seals Avoid Drowning
In a groundbreaking study, a team of scientists from the Sea Mammal Research Unit at the University of St Andrews,…
New Anti-HIV Compounds Discovered in Onishibari Plant
In a groundbreaking discovery, researchers have revealed that Daphne pseudomezereum, commonly known as Onishibari, contains a potent substance capable of…
NASA’s Parker Solar Probe Set for Another Daring Dive Toward the Sun: What’s at Stake
In the unforgiving vacuum of space, where temperatures can swing from freezing to furnace-hot in an instant, a lone spacecraft…