Dutch Scientists Discover Two Ancient Mountains Far Taller Than Mount Everest In a groundbreaking discovery, Dutch scientists have identified two colossal mountains deep within the Earth’s interior, dwarfing the height of Mount Everest. These subterranean giants, located at the boundary between the Earth’s core and mantle, may be billions of years old, challenging our understanding … Read more
Spanish Scientists Develop Groundbreaking Formula to Detect and Track Asteroids Using Gravitational Lensing In a groundbreaking study published in the Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, spanish scientists have unveiled a revolutionary formula that could help humanity avert a potential apocalypse. By leveraging the phenomenon of gravitational bending of light (GBL),researchers aim … Read more
A Chicken-Sized Dinosaur Fossil Challenges our Understanding of Prehistoric Migration For decades, paleontologists have held a uniform view of how dinosaurs spread across the ancient supercontinent of Pangea. This landmass, which existed during the late Paleozoic and early Mesozoic eras, is believed to have facilitated the migration of dinosaurs from the southern region of Gondwana … Read more
nChina’s population has been declining for three consecutive years, a trend driven by the lingering effects of the one-child policy and rapid urbanization. According to the National Bureau of Statistics, the total population fell by 1.39 million to 1.408 billion in 2024, down from 1.409 billion in 2023. This decline raises notable concerns for the … Read more
Verrel Uziel Dismissed as BEM UI chairman Over Plagiarism Scandal In a meaningful development at the University of Indonesia (UI), Verrel Uziel has been dismissed from his position as chairman of the Student Executive Board (BEM UI) following a plagiarism scandal. The decision, announced by the UI Student Court on January 4, 2025, marks a … Read more
Lansing Community College Implements Major Changes to Fitness Center Access for Alumni and Retirees LANSING — For years, thousands of Lansing-area residents and retirees enjoyed free access to fitness centers operated by Lansing Community College (LCC).However, recent changes have left many scrambling to adapt. One facility has been closed to the public, while another now … Read more
The Amazon River’s Ancient Secret: A Reversed Flow That Changed History The Amazon River, the largest drainage system in the world by water volume, is a marvel of nature. Stretching 6,400 km from the Andes Mountains in Peru to the Atlantic Ocean, it is a lifeline for South America. But what if we told … Read more
Jakarta - In a groundbreaking discovery,NASA scientists have unveiled the existence of “dark comets,” celestial bodies that share the composition of traditional comets but lack their iconic glowing tails. These enigmatic objects, which move around the Sun, have sparked a wave of curiosity among astronomers and researchers worldwide. The study, titled “Two distinct Populations of … Read more
Ignaz Semmelweis Institute Launches with a Focus on Combating infectious Diseases the dawn of 2025 marks a meaningful milestone in the fight against infectious diseases as the newly established Ignaz Semmelweis Institute officially begins its operations. This groundbreaking institution,a collaborative effort between MedUni Vienna,MedUni Graz,MedUni Innsbruck,Johannes Kepler University Linz,and the University of Veterinary … Read more
Mystery of the 1831 Volcanic Eruption finally Solved: Mount Zavaritskii Identified as the Culprit In 1831, a massive volcanic eruption shook the world, spewing sulfur dioxide into the stratosphere and triggering a global temperature drop of approximately 1 degree Celsius. This event,considered the strongest eruption of the 19th century,plunged the Northern Hemisphere into a deep … Read more