For decades, solar power has been the backbone of renewable energy. But now, a stunning scientific breakthrough is shifting the spotlight from the Sun to the Moon. Researchers have revealed a cutting-edge device capable of turning moonlight into electricity—and it reportedly performs 35% better than today’s most advanced solar panels. This extraordinary development could change… Read More »
Kidney stones are one of the most painful medical issues a person can experience, and for decades, treatment options have been limited to shock waves or invasive surgical procedures. But a new breakthrough from a Canadian research team may soon transform how doctors treat this common condition. Scientists have developed a tiny magnetic robot—no bigger… Read More »
The night sky is about to deliver a beautiful and unexpected treat. While the Orionid meteor shower is best known for its regular peak in October, skywatchers will get a rare second chance to witness its brilliance this year. On November 28, 2025, the Orionids will make another appearance, offering a late-season display of bright,… Read More »
Hayli Gubbi Erupts After 12,000 Years: A Rare Geological Shock in Ethiopia Ethiopia has been thrust into the global spotlight after the Hayli Gubbi volcano erupted for the first time in nearly 12,000 years—an event scientists are calling one of the most extraordinary geological occurrences of the century. The eruption took place in the… Read More »
Skywatchers around the world are already buzzing with excitement as we prepare for one of the most dramatic celestial events of the decade — a deep, fiery Blood Moon rising in early March 2026. On the night of March 2–3, 2026, a total lunar eclipse will paint the Moon in shades of deep red and… Read More »
Belgium has become the center of global scientific attention as 15-year-old Laurent Simons achieves what most people only dream of accomplishing in a lifetime. At an age when many teenagers are just starting high school, Laurent has earned a PhD in quantum physics from the University of Antwerp—placing him among the youngest PhD holders the… Read More »
Rosalind Franklin’s name has become a powerful symbol of brilliance, perseverance, and long-overdue recognition in the world of science. Though history once buried her contributions, today she is honored as the scientist whose work made one of biology’s greatest breakthroughs possible. At the center of her story is a single photograph—one that changed science forever.… Read More »
The oceans are facing countless threats, but one of the most silent and deadly dangers is ghost nets — abandoned fishing gear drifting through the sea, trapping and killing marine life long after they’ve been lost. These nets can continue causing harm for years, catching fish, seals, turtles, seabirds, and even whales. But Norway, a… Read More »
Sky-watchers across the northern United States are in for a treat: a wave of solar wind has the potential to make the beautiful phenomenon known as the Aurora Borealis — or Northern Lights — visible much farther south than usual. According to forecasts from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), the conditions are aligning… Read More »
A team of researchers from the University of Calgary and the National Research Council (NRC) in Canada has made a fascinating discovery that is capturing global attention. They have detected a faint, natural glow coming from the human body—known as ultra-weak photon emission—and found that this glow fades away completely when a person dies. While… Read More »