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The world is currently facing significant challenges related to climate change and various forms of pollution. As part of Sustainable Development Goal #13 (SDG #13), addressing climate change is crucial for building a sustainable future. One issue that often goes overlooked is space debris—essentially, trash in outer space. Charity

Whenever you look at the night sky you see so many stars, a light that reflects the Universe. You might think about the immensity of the universe—how vast and ancient it is compared to the everyday concerns of life. Here is a fun fact: these bright stars are made

As humans, we’ve made incredible discoveries, but space remains one of the most mysterious places we’ve ever explored. It’s full of strange and fascinating things that often leave us amazed. From distant galaxies to powerful forces we can’t see, the universe is filled with wonders that

We often think of our eukaryotic cells as highly efficient, self-sufficient factories that can perform any function that needs doing. However, this is not entirely true, as one essential function has evaded our cells’ grasp for millennia upon millennia: the ability to fix atmospheric nitrogen (N2) into essential amino acids.

It was the year 1765 when a 29-year-old young man revolutionized transportation technology and made the Industrial Revolution possible. It was James Watt, a Scottish inventor and mechanical engineer. And yeah that “Watt” must be very nostalgic for you as it is impossible that you haven’t heard that term

The question of the possibility of intelligent life has been pondered upon for centuries, later on, amplified by the use of media: countless movies, television shows, and books are centered around this very idea. So much so, in fact, that scientists have sent pulsar maps to try and showcase where