ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

The Loch Ness Monster is a Giant Eel!

The mystery of Loch Ness monster that has been hunting our imagination for centuries now. The latest sighting and recent study reveal the face of this creature.

Earth’s Mantle Reassessed: Looking Into Its Compositional Evolution

Researchers are once again evaluating the dynamics between the Earth’s mantle and its surface. What makes up the middle of the Earth? Nobody truly knows the chemical composition of the planet's interior because it is impossible to go down beyond ten kilometers into the mantle of the Earth.

A Leak That’s Aggravating Climate Change

Significance of SF6 power source and how it is adversely affecting our world today. It may have been a very useful gas but it is also the most powerful greenhouse gas in the world.

Jordan: Uninhabitable by 2050?

The possibility of Jordan running out of water has been a threatening piece of news in this ever-evolving world. Is Jordan really running out of water?

Explosion at Russian Facility that Houses Smallpox

A recent explosion could have released smallpox and other deadly viruses, but didn’t. (Photo : Google Maps) The likelihood of an explosion in a Russian research facility subsequently releasing smallpox into the atmosphere and causing an all-out pandemic is extremely small.

Microplastics are Lake Problems, Too!

Microplastic in bodies of water are widespread and it does not only affect oceans but lakes as well. Proper disposal of microplastics can help save the lakes.

“The Anomaly” in Oklahoma Summer 2019

What could have been the mystery behind the strange signal that pulsed across Oklahoma in the Summer of 2019? The Oklahoma Geological Survey dubbed this mysterious waves as “The Anomaly.”

Philippines Experiences Earthquake on Friday the 13th

The quake was felt strongest in Burdeos and Infanta towns in Quezon at Intensity 5. At 4:28pm on Friday the 13th, Luzon, the largest of the islands that make up the Philippines, was hit by a 5.

Voltage Discharge of an Eel Highest Ever Recorded

At least three different species of electric eels and a hundred of other sea creatures have found a home in the South American waters, including the newly identified species of eels that have produced the highest voltage discharge ever recorded.
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