Author Archives: Nidhi Goyal

About Nidhi Goyal

Nidhi is a gold medalist Post Graduate in Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences.

A New 0.4-MM Biodegradable Printed Paper Battery Powered a Small Fan for 45 Minutes

In a ground-breaking invention, scientists from Nanyang Technology University (NTU) in Singapore successfully developed a paper-thin biodegradable zinc battery. The battery is about 0.4mm thick which is roughly as thick as two strands of human hair.…

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NASA’s Parker Solar Probe ‘Touched’ the Sun and Sent Back Incredible New Footage

NASA’s Parker Solar Probe has become the first to “touch the sun.” It is a revolutionary achievement for the solar probe that was launched more than three years back. Solar Probe flew through the star’s upper atmosphere…

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50 Years Old Gift from the Moon Will Be Unwrapped Soon

Apollo 17 astronaut Gene Cernan collected the lunar soil sample on the moon in 1972. Astronaut Gene Cernan is the last man to walk on the Moon to date. Once on Earth, the vacuum-sealed sample…

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Scientists Successfully Implanted a Pig’s Kidney into a Human

There is an inadequate supply of human donor organs for transplantation. But the animal-to-human transplantation (xenotransplantation) could save millions of lives while offering an unlimited supply of organs and cells for clinical transplantation. But the animal-to-human transplants are…

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New Solar Material is 15 Times Thinner Than Paper

Worldwide scientists are working to create very thin, highly efficient, and flexible solar panels. Now, researchers at Stanford University are developing new solar panel material that is not only efficient but is also fifteen times thinner…

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Viagra May Also Treat Alzheimer’s disease

Viagra is a boon for people struggling with erectile dysfunction. Originally designed as a heart drug, it was later developed into a successful treatment for erectile dysfunction. Now, a recent study from researchers at the Cleveland Clinic has…

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Tiny Microbes Are Evolving to Eat Plastic

Plastic is cheap and incredibly versatile but almost indestructible material. We are producing over 380 million tons of plastic every year, and around 50% of that is for single-use purposes. The plastic bottles we throw today…

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Bizarre Deep-Sea Fish with a Transparent Head Can See Through Its Forehead

Oceans cover more than 70 percent of the planet’s surface. Oceans drive our weather, regulate temperature, and ultimately support all living organisms. But still, we know very little about oceans…more than 80% of it remains…

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2023 Mission to Venus Will Search For the Signs of Life in Acidic Clouds

A team led by MIT researchers is sending a probe to search for the signs of life among the ultra-acidic atmosphere of Venus. For decades, scientists have sent multiple rovers to Mars and have collected…

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Ameca: British Lab’s Humanoid Robot Is Freaking Everyone Out

Engineered Arts, a UK-based robotic company, has created a humanoid robot named Ameca. With its eerie, realistic movements and facial expressions, it is claimed as the “world’s most advanced” humanoid. This grey-faced robot looks lively…

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Author Archives: Nidhi Goyal

About Nidhi Goyal

A New 0.4-MM Biodegradable Printed Paper Battery Powered a Small Fan for 45 Minutes

NASA’s Parker Solar Probe ‘Touched’ the Sun and Sent Back Incredible New Footage

50 Years Old Gift from the Moon Will Be Unwrapped Soon

Scientists Successfully Implanted a Pig’s Kidney into a Human

New Solar Material is 15 Times Thinner Than Paper

Viagra May Also Treat Alzheimer’s disease

Tiny Microbes Are Evolving to Eat Plastic

Bizarre Deep-Sea Fish with a Transparent Head Can See Through Its Forehead

2023 Mission to Venus Will Search For the Signs of Life in Acidic Clouds

Ameca: British Lab’s Humanoid Robot Is Freaking Everyone Out

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