A recent study reveals alarming glacier loss in Arunachal Pradesh’s eastern Himalayas. Between 1988 and 2020, the region lost 110 glaciers, reducing glacial cover by 47% – from 585.23 sq. km to 309.85 sq. km, at a retreat rate of 16.94 sq. km per year. The research, published in the Journal of Earth System Science, … Read more
Gravity binds us—to Earth, to rockets, to the glacial pace of chemical propulsion. Yet buried in Einstein’s equations lies a loophole: spacetime itself is a machine. Gravitic propulsion, once dismissed as fiction, now emerges as the defining challenge of 21st-century physics. Forget engines. Imagine engineering reality—crafting fields that compress distances, negate inertia, or harness dark energy’s push. … Read more
A study by the Universitat Oberta de Catalunya (UOC) found that curcumin, the active compound in turmeric, may aid muscle recovery and reduce inflammation after exercise. A review of existing research showed that both pre- and post-exercise curcumin consumption is linked to better muscle recovery, reduced pain, and improved antioxidant capacity. Turmeric: Market Overview Key … Read more
In recent years, the cryptocurrency market has witnessed dramatic shifts, with sudden downturns that have left investors and analysts scrambling for answers. This blog delves into the complex interplay of factors behind these market crashes—from stringent regulatory measures and global economic uncertainties to shifts in investor sentiment and instances of market manipulation. By unpacking these … Read more
In a landmark move to protect children from digital exploitation, the United Kingdom has announced it will become the first country to criminalize the creation, possession, and distribution of AI tools used to generate child sexual abuse material (CSAM). The groundbreaking legislation, unveiled by Home Secretary Yvette Cooper, aims to address the alarming rise of … Read more
A new method tackles evolutionary chaos in genomes to build accurate species trees. The Problem: Genomes Are Evolutionary Mosaics Genomes aren’t tidy family albums—they’re patchworks of conflicting histories. Recombination, hybridization, and incomplete lineage sorting scramble evolutionary signals, making it hard to reconstruct the true “tree of life.” Current methods sidestep this by analyzing small, pre-selected … Read more
