In 1978, Donald J. Kessler, an astrophysicist, predicted collisions between satellites can get out of hand as their population keeps increasing.
Herd members across all ages apparently attended these funerals, trumpeting in a display of compassionate behavior.
We can't unmix science from politics. They're intertwined.
Shuji Nakamura's journey inventing blue LED is an example of a 'high risk, but high reward' strategy for scientific innovation. Moreover, it lends a sneak-peek at...
Meet Netha Hussain, the India-born medical doctor in Sweden who has garnered widespread recognition for her unwavering commitment to combating medical misinformation.
An 'ice-free' summer can affect coastal regions as ocean waves trigger soil erosion. However, if carbon emissions are reduced, we maybe spared the worse of nature's...
As we enter a new space age scripting history, we may be yet to come to grasps with the politics of space.
Quantum computer is without a real world problem to solve, says Google. So Google and XPRIZE incentivized practical research efforts with this competition - that can...
To absorb words from a book like a sponge has practical benefits. But is it fanciful?
Meet the enigmatic British physicist who combined quantum mechanics with Einstein’s theory of special relativity.
