Author Archives: Nidhi Goyal

About Nidhi Goyal

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

Australian Soldiers are Testing These 50MPH E-bikes for Stealthy Reconnaissance

The Australian Army has begun trials of e-bikes for stealthy reconnaissance missions. E-bikes are being trialed to see how soldiers can move without being detected? These bikes are being tested for speedy, silent, and safe on-the-ground…

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Former SpaceX Engineers Develop a Portable Plug-And-Play Nuclear Reactor

Radiant, a California-based company has gathered funding for the development of a compact, low-cost portable nuclear microreactor. The one-megawatt nuclear micro-reactor has been designed for the areas where other power generation methods don’t work. This clean…

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Japan Launches Its Second Taigei-Class Diesel-Electric Submarine

Japan’s Kawasaki Heavy Industries (KHI) has just launched the second of the new class of diesel-electric submarines. It is launched exactly one year to the day after the lead boat of the lithium-ion powered series…

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This Sniper Robot Dog Is a High Precision Killing Machine

A robot dog armed with a sniper rifle was unveiled at the Association of the United States Army’s 2021 annual conference in Washington DC recently. The robo-dog called ‘Vision 60’ has been developed by the…

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Scientists Detect Mysterious Flashing Radio Signals from Galaxy’s Center

Every day, numerous mysterious radio signals flash across the universe. Astronomers keep noticing these objects that flash, blip, appear, disappear, and reappear in X-ray telescopes or radio frequencies from time to time. Interpreting these signs…

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Metal-Eating Bacteria That Chomps A Nail in Three Days, Can Make Mining More Environmentally Friendly

Modern mines as well as abandoned mines are responsible for significant environmental pollution. Mine waste, acid mine drainage, and heavy metals seeping from these mines regularly contaminate waterways. According to EPA, nearly 2 billion pounds…

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In Joint Mission with NASA, Australia Plans To Send a $50 Million Lunar Rover to Moon By 2026

Australia is planning to expand its space industry. Recently Australia has signed a deal with NASA to send an Australian-made lunar rover to the Moon. This semi-autonomous rover will be on a mission to collect…

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ESA to Test 3D Printing in Micro-Gravity Using Scrap Metals from the Moon

Colonizing the Moon may still be a far-away concept but that doesn’t stop space agencies from preparing for it. Recently, European Space Agency (ESA) partnered with Incus, OHB System AG, and Lithoz GmbH for developing and testing…

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The Biggest Comet Ever Discovered Is Headed Our Way

Monster comet, probably the largest one ever discovered is making its way from the edge of our solar system. The comet is expected to be about 1,000 times larger than most comets witnessed by humans.…

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Dropping Oxygen Levels Will Ultimately Suffocate Most Life on Earth

Did you know that Earth was not always an oxygen-rich world? Scientists foresee that in the future our atmosphere will again return to a methane-rich, low-oxygen state. Scientists predicted that Earth’s oxygen levels won’t be…

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