In the world of chemistry, where electrons rule and atoms dance to invisible forces, time can seem frozen—especially when an idea sits, unproven, for nearly seven decades. But every so…
Author: Muhammad Tuhin
When Rivers Remember the Long History of Drought in Northern Italy
As the planet warms and weather patterns twist into unfamiliar shapes, droughts are no longer rare events—they are becoming recurring chapters in a new climate story. Across the globe, water…
Scientists Create Handheld Device That Produces Ultra-Narrow Terahertz Radiation
In the intricate theater of light and electrons, a quiet revolution is unfolding—one that could change how we harness radiation for the most sensitive imaging, precise sensing, and ultra-fast communication.…
Magnetic Topological Materials Deliver Record Hall Angle Performance
In the invisible world of electrons and spins, magnetic materials hold more mysteries than they appear to on the surface. These secrets are slowly being unraveled by a phenomenon first…
Groundbreaking Discovery Expands the Quantum Zoo with Magnet-Free States
In the ever-expanding landscape of quantum physics, reality is often stranger—and more thrilling—than science fiction. Welcome to the “quantum zoo,” a term now affectionately used by physicists to describe the…
The Local Bubble: Living in a Supernova-Blasted Cavity of Space
When you gaze at the stars from a quiet, dark place on Earth, the sky appears serene, even timeless. But that tranquil twinkle is deceiving. In reality, our cosmic neighborhood—the…
New Telescope Technology Could Detect Earth-Like Worlds Hidden in Bright Star Systems
In the infinite stage of the cosmos, stars dominate the spotlight. They shine so brightly that their lesser-known companions—planets, potentially teeming with alien life—vanish into their radiance. For decades, this…
Tiny Galaxy Undergoes Dramatic Transformation in Deep Space
In the vast tapestry of the universe, where majestic spiral galaxies sweep through space with billions of stars in tow, it’s easy to overlook the little ones—the compact dwarf galaxies.…
Astronomers Discover Long Lost Collision in the Heart of the Perseus Cluster
For decades, the Perseus cluster stood as a paragon of cosmic order—a calm, massive gathering of galaxies that had, seemingly, long since settled into a peaceful gravitational equilibrium. Astronomers pointed…
What Is Natural Selection and How Does It Work?
Life, in all its magnificent diversity, didn’t simply appear as we see it today. From the towering giraffe to the camouflaged gecko, from the speedy cheetah to the deep-sea anglerfish…
The Biological Clock: How Circadian Rhythms Affect You
Tick-tock. Inside each of us is a clock more precise than the most finely tuned Swiss chronometer. It doesn’t tick with gears or hands but with pulses of hormones, oscillations…
Why Some Animals Can Regrow Limbs
In a forest clearing, a salamander scurries under the brush, escaping the sudden snap of a predator’s jaws. In the struggle, it loses its tail—but to the salamander, this loss…
The Role of RNA in COVID-19 Vaccines
In late 2019, a mysterious virus emerged in Wuhan, China, igniting what would soon become the most devastating pandemic in a century. Within weeks, scientists around the world sprang into…
How Vaccines Train Your Immune System
Imagine your body as a fortress, constantly under siege from invisible invaders—viruses, bacteria, and parasites that threaten your health. Your immune system is the valiant army that defends the gates,…
What Are Transgenic Organisms and Why They Matter
From the moment life began on Earth, nature has been shaping and reshaping the genetic code through slow, deliberate processes of mutation, selection, and evolution. Over millions of years, this…
Biology of Twins: How Identical Are Identical Twins?
Twins have fascinated humanity for millennia. From mythology and folklore to cutting-edge genetics, twins often symbolize something mystical—two individuals born together, seemingly mirrors of one another. They’ve been the subject…
What Is the Human Genome Project and Why It Still Matters
In the late 20th century, a bold scientific endeavor captured the imagination of researchers and the public alike. It promised to unveil the complete instruction manual for building a human…
How Plants Sense the World Around Them
Plants have long been considered passive life forms—green background scenery in the grand theater of Earth’s ecosystems. Unlike animals, they don’t move, they don’t speak, they don’t possess brains or…
What Is Genetic Mutation and Is It Always Bad?
Every living thing on Earth, from the tiniest bacterium to the sprawling blue whale, is built from a blueprint encoded in DNA. This molecule, curled up tightly inside the nucleus…
The Secret Life of Cells: A Microscopic Adventure
Imagine shrinking down to a scale so small that a single drop of water becomes an ocean, and a strand of hair looms like a towering cable. At this scale,…