Author Archives: Nidhi Goyal

About Nidhi Goyal

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

Energy Dome’s CO2 Battery Can Halve the Cost of Solar Energy Storage

Italian start-up Energy Dome says that its CO2 battery might be the cheapest energy storage on the market in the next few years. Jeff Bezos-backed start-up just announced the close of its $11 million ‘Series…

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Tiny Salt-Grain-Sized Digicam Can Produce High-Resolution Full-Color Images

Researchers at Princeton University and the University of Washington have developed an ultra-compact camera. Although being as small as the size of a coarse salt grain, it can capture clear, full-color images. Moreover, these images…

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Innovative Silicone Nanochip Reprograms Cells in the Body to Perform Different Functions

Researchers at the Indiana University School of Medicine are developing a silicone device that can reprogram skin cells in the body to become new blood vessels and nerve cells. The technology has been in development…

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Scientists Built Tiny Living Robots That Can Reproduce

Last year, scientists created the ‘xenobots,’ a new form of life using the stem cells of the African clawed frog. To make the xenobots, scientists scraped the living stem cells from frog embryos and left…

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NASA’s Parker Solar Probe Sets Two New Records during Its 10th Flyby of the Sun

NASA’s Parker Solar Probe has survived its 10th close encounter with the Sun. In this process, it broke two more world records. On November 21, 2021, at 4:25 am EST (08:25 GMT), the robotic deep space probe…

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Wildfires in California Killed Nearly 20% of Earth’s Giant Sequoias

Wildfires in California over the past five years have killed thousands of mature giant sequoias…claiming almost 20% of the world’s largest Sequoias. Giant sequoias are historic trees. Most of these take a hundred and some take…

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Scientists Create Super-Jelly That Can Withstand the Weight of an Elephant

The toughness and self-healing properties of hydrogels have made them a popular research subject in recent years. However, making a hydrogel that can survive being compressed has proven a challenge. But a bizarre new soft…

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The Japanese Found a Cheaper Way to Recycle EV Batteries

As our cars are going electric, the demand for EVs has pushed the prices of critical minerals like cobalt, nickel, and lithium to new heights. We need to recycle these batteries unless we want to keep mining the earth for these key metals.…

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Pilot Lands Commercial Airbus Plane in Antarctica for the First Time Ever

For the first time in history, Airbus A340 has successfully landed on Antarctica. It was projected by Hi Fly, a boutique aviation company. Pilot Carlos Mirpuri and his crew took off from Cape Town, South…

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UFOs Finally Coming Out Of The Shadows

Throughout history, UFO sightings have been reported out from various parts of the world. Basis that, people have long speculated on life on other planets. But no life beyond Earth has ever been found so far. However, this…

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