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The level of carbon dioxide in Earth’s atmosphere has soared to a record high, reaching 430.2 parts per million (ppm) in May 2025 — a concentration not seen in millions of years. The alarming data, collected at the Mauna Loa Observatory in Hawaii by the Scripps Institution of Oceanography and NOAA, highlights the accelerating pace …
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China’s new rare earth supply restrictions are sending shockwaves through the global auto industry. With Beijing halting exports of key minerals and magnets since April, carmakers in Europe and beyond now face major production hurdles and rising uncertainty. Auto Plants Begin to Feel the Impact Some European auto parts plants have already shut down due …
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Gaza has become the “hungriest place on Earth”, warns the United Nations. The entire population is now at risk of famine, as Israel continues to block aid, starve civilians, and displace families under its military campaign. The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) called the situation in Gaza the worst humanitarian crisis …
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After 53 years in orbit, the long-stranded Kosmos 482 spacecraft has finally returned to Earth. Originally launched by the Soviet Union in 1972 as part of its Venus exploration program, the probe failed to leave Earth’s orbit and reentered the atmosphere on May 10, 2025, over the Indian Ocean near Jakarta. A Mission That Never …
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Over the past five decades, climate change impact on Earth has become more visible from space. Since NASA’s iconic “Blue Marble” image was taken in 1972, Earth’s appearance has dramatically shifted. Today, new satellite images reveal clear signs of environmental transformation—much of it driven by human activity. The First Glimpse of a Fragile Planet On …
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On March 29, 2025, a partial solar eclipse will cast a vast shadow over eastern North America. While observers on Earth will see a portion of the sun obscured, satellites in space will capture a breathtaking view of the moon’s penumbra sweeping across the planet. This celestial event will provide stunning visuals from both the …
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The scorching Arabian sun hung low over the battlefield, casting long shadows across the desert sands. This was 17th ramadan 2 AH. The air was thick with the scent of war—fear, sweat, and destiny intertwining in an unseen dance. A small group of 313 believers stood firm, their hearts pounding, their swords gripped tightly. Before …
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The “city-killer” asteroid 2024 YR4 no longer poses a danger to Earth. New observations have completely ruled out the possibility of impact. Initially, NASA’s risk assessment placed this asteroid at a 1-in-32 chance of colliding with our planet. However, fresh tracking data has reduced this probability to effectively zero. From High Alert to No Hazard …
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The annual Orionid meteor shower is set to peak this week. This celestial event results from the dust left behind by Halley’s comet as it travels around the sun every 76 years. The shower will be active from September 26 through November 22, with the peak occurring in the early hours of Monday, October 21. …
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Recent research suggests that the moon may have a molten layer of rock deep within its interior. This new evidence is based on how the moon reacts to the gravitational pull of Earth and the sun. The findings strengthen the hypothesis that a hidden, molten layer lies between the moon’s core and its solid exterior. …
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PARIS: The astronomers who gave the world its first credible glimpse of a black hole have created another landmark picture, this time capturing the polarised light swirling around the magnetic fields of the same star-eating beast. However, it is not just a pretty image. Never before has polarisation — the property that causes light waves …
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