Few years on the Earth
Hira Mokariya 
In a groundbreaking event on Sunday, SpaceX achieved a major milestone in its ambitious pursuit of reusable space technology. The company successfully caught the massive booster stage of its Starship rocket using a pair of robotic arms in a spectacle that captured the attention of astronauts, engineers, and space enthusiasts around the world. This marked … Read more
The ongoing battle between Ambani and Musk over the allocation of satellite spectrum in India has intensified, as both giants push for their preferred methodologies in distributing the country’s broadband spectrum. This face-off marks a crucial moment in India’s burgeoning satellite broadband market, which is projected to grow at a staggering rate of 36% annually, … Read more
Vampires have been a part of folklore for centuries, often depicted as immortal creatures who feed on blood and avoid sunlight. One of the most famous myths surrounding vampires is their aversion to garlic, which supposedly repels them. But what if there’s a medical condition, often playfully referred to as “vampire disease,” that connects this … Read more
After centuries of speculation and multiple relocations of his remains, modern science has finally put to rest the 500-year-old mystery of where Christopher Columbus, the famed explorer who opened the door to the New World, is buried. Thanks to advances in DNA analysis and over two decades of dedicated research, forensic scientists have confirmed that … Read more
The tragic death of over 100 kids die in Pakistan due to the lack of an anti-diphtheria vaccine has left a deep scar on the community. This unfortunate incident, which could have been avoided with proper vaccine coverage, has highlighted the severe gaps in Pakistan’s healthcare system. Despite diphtheria being a preventable disease through vaccination, … Read more
As China’s Golden Week holiday becomes synonymous with family vacations, a surprising new trend has emerged. Rather than flocking to traditional tourist hotspots like museums, beaches, or casinos, Chinese parents, especially “China’s Tiger Moms,” have been increasingly touring university campuses in Singapore. This educational pursuit showcases the lengths many Chinese parents will go to in … Read more
In a groundbreaking display of technological prowess, SpaceX has made history once again with the successful mid-air capture of its Starship booster using its advanced recovery system, “Mechazilla.” The dramatic achievement on October 13, 2024, marks a pivotal moment in the space industry, potentially revolutionizing space travel and accelerating humanity’s journey to other planets. This … Read more
The bustling Nabatiyeh market in southern Lebanon has long been the lifeblood of the city, a place where vendors and residents gathered, shared stories, and built their livelihoods. This cherished space was reduced to rubble after Israeli airstrikes targeted the area, leaving devastation in their wake. The attack, which took place late on a Saturday … Read more
On October 11, Nicaragua announced its decision to break diplomatic relations with Israel. This move comes amid rising tensions in the Middle East, particularly in Gaza, and is a reflection of Nicaragua’s longstanding support for the Palestinian cause. The decision, while largely symbolic, adds to Israel’s growing isolation on the global stage and demonstrates Nicaragua’s … Read more
In his recently released memoir, Unleashed, former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson recounts his first encounter with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, offering personal reflections on their unique interactions. Johnson vividly describes the energy he felt upon meeting Modi, which he refers to as “astral energy,” as well as his evolving views on India’s position … Read more