Few years on the Earth
Hira Mokariya 
The discovery of a 2000-year-old Egyptian mug containing traces of human blood, breast milk, and hallucinogenic substances has opened a window into the enigmatic world of ancient Egyptian rituals. Found in the Tampa Museum of Art and studied by a team led by Professor Davide Tanasi from the University of South Florida, this artifact provides … Read more
In an exciting development for dog owners and animal lovers, a unique adventure awaits on the horizon. Set to launch in November 2025 from Tampa, Florida, the first-ever large-scale dog-friendly cruise promises an unforgettable experience for canine companions and their humans. Organized by Cruise Tails and Expedia Cruises of West Orlando, this innovative voyage will … Read more
Pineapple pizza, often polarizing, has sparked global culinary debates for decades. The concept of blending sweet and savory elements in one dish may seem unconventional to some, while others relish the combination of juicy pineapple and salty cheese. Its creation, evolution, and the controversy surrounding it offer a fascinating journey through cultural trends, culinary experimentation, … Read more
The recent reports of unidentified drones flying over three US Airbases in UK have sparked considerable concern among defense analysts and military experts. Incidents involving small unmanned aerial systems (UAS) over strategic military installations raise important questions about security, surveillance, and potential threats. The airbases—RAF Lakenheath, RAF Mildenhall, and RAF Feltwell—host significant American military assets, … Read more
Massive fire in Manila has once again highlighted the vulnerability of densely populated urban settlements. On a quiet Sunday morning, the capital of the Philippines was engulfed in chaos as a blaze rapidly spread through a residential area near Manila Bay. This disaster has left around 2,000 families homeless, with nearly 1,000 homes reduced to … Read more
In a groundbreaking experiment, a team of chemists at University College London (UCL) has succeeded in creating the world’s thinnest spaghetti, a feat that is not only impressive but could also pave the way for significant advances in medical technology. This innovative pasta is 200 times thinner than a human hair and is even narrower … Read more
The transportation of monkeys for laboratory testing is a practice that has sparked significant ethical concerns in recent years, and a recent incident involving long-tailed macaques highlights the disturbing realities of this industry. Monkeys that were flown from Mauritius and Vietnam to the UK for toxicology testing were discovered to be badly injured and terrified, … Read more
On November 21, a remarkable story unfolded off the coast of Australia when a wayward emperor penguin, affectionately named “Gus,” was released back into the Southern Ocean after an epic 2,000-mile journey from his home in Antarctica. Gus made headlines around the world after his unexpected appearance on an Australian beach, where he was discovered … Read more
Pakistan continues to face a significant public health challenge as polio cases persist, with the 2024 tally reaching 55 confirmed cases. Despite ongoing vaccination efforts and international support, the virus remains a formidable threat. The recent detection of Wild Poliovirus Type 1 (WPV1) in the districts of Dera Ismail Khan, Zhob, and Jaffarabad underscores the … Read more
The Bahia Emerald, a colossal 397-kilogram gemstone reputed to be the world’s largest emerald, is finally set to return to its homeland, Brazil, after more than two decades of legal wrangling and international controversy. Valued at an astonishing $1 billion, the gemstone’s journey has been fraught with intrigue, betrayal, and high-stakes courtroom battles, making it … Read more