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Nearly 95% of the universe is invisible to us, made up of mysterious dark matter and dark energy. Discover what scientists know so far about these cosmic enigmas. Introduction When you look up at the night sky, the stars, planets, and galaxies you see might feel like the essence of the universe. But here’s the … Read more
Canada’s historical sites face challenges and opportunities in 2025 — from endangered heritage buildings to government funding, cultural events, and Indigenous preservation efforts. Here’s a full update. Canada’s Historical Legacy Under Pressure and Renewal Canada’s historical sites represent not just architectural beauty but also cultural memory, Indigenous heritage, and stories of resilience. In 2025, heritage … Read more
India-US trade relations hit a new low as the US imposes 50% tariffs on Indian goods. India walks away from trade talks, vowing to protect farmers, small businesses, and exporters. India-US Trade Tensions at Boiling Point The relationship between India and the United States, two of the world’s largest democracies and major trading partners, has … Read more
Is Artificial Intelligence (AI) a threat to humanity or its greatest ally? Explore expert opinions, risks of superintelligence, autonomous weapons, and the potential of AI to solve global challenges. Introduction Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become one of the most discussed and debated topics of the 21st century. From everyday applications like voice assistants and recommendation … Read more
Scientists studying an 815-million-year-old halite rock from Australia discovered ancient air bubbles trapped inside, revealing surprising insights about Earth’s early atmosphere and oxygen levels. Introduction Every stone tells a story—but some stones tell tales older than imagination. Recently, scientists have uncovered extraordinary evidence about Earth’s ancient atmosphere through the study of an 815-million-year-old halite rock … Read more
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has announced India’s ambitious plan to export “Made in India” electric vehicles (EVs) to over 100 countries. With the launch of Maruti Suzuki’s e-Vitara and strong government support, India is positioning itself as a global EV manufacturing hub. Introduction: India’s Big Leap into the Global EV Market In a landmark announcement, … Read more
Robots are no longer just machines—they are wrestlers, boxers, and runners. Discover how humanoid robots like Unitree G1, Boston Dynamics’ Atlas, and China’s Star1 are redefining sports, competitions, and disaster relief with their athletic abilities. Introduction: The Rise of Athletic Robots When people think of robots, they often imagine factory machines or futuristic assistants. But … Read more
Discover the fascinating history of the world’s first train, Locomotion No. 1, built by George Stephenson in 1825. Learn how this revolutionary invention transformed travel and trade, shaping the modern railway network across the globe. Introduction: A Journey That Changed the World Today, trains are a lifeline for millions of people worldwide. They connect cities, … Read more
Discover the Valley of the Kings in Egypt, a UNESCO World Heritage site where pharaohs of the New Kingdom were buried. Learn about its history, tombs, recent discoveries, and conservation challenges. Introduction The Valley of the Kings in Luxor, Egypt, is one of the most extraordinary archaeological sites in the world. Nestled on the west … Read more
Discover Djenné, Mali’s UNESCO World Heritage city, famed for its mud-brick Great Mosque, Islamic scholarship, and enduring cultural legacy. IntroductionDjenné, a small historic town in central Mali, is one of Africa’s most remarkable cultural and architectural treasures. Famous for its breathtaking mud-brick structures—most notably the Great Mosque—it holds an extraordinary place in the history of … Read more