Author Archives: Nidhi Goyal

About Nidhi Goyal

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

Goodbye Needles…Revolutionary Finger Wraps Track Health Through Sweat

A Revolutionary Approach to Health Monitoring Imagine a world where monitoring your health is as simple as slipping on a finger wrap. Researchers at the University of California, San Diego, have made this a reality…

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How Earthquakes and Electricity Could Forge Giant Gold Nuggets

Earthquakes and Gold Formation: A Surprising Discovery New research from Monash University has uncovered a surprising link between earthquakes and the formation of giant gold nuggets. Published in Nature Geoscience, the study suggests that seismic…

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A Submerged Bridge Rewrites Mediterranean History

A groundbreaking discovery in a Spanish cave has pushed back the timeline of human settlement in the western Mediterranean by over 2,000 years. Researchers from the University of South Florida have uncovered a submerged, human-constructed…

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Can Cannabis Keep Our Brains Young? New Study Suggests So

Cannabis May Slow Brain Aging A recent study has revealed that cannabis may hold the key to slowing down the aging process of the brain. Researchers have discovered that the active compound in cannabis, tetrahydrocannabinol…

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Clean Water in a Wrap: How Aluminum Foil Could Solve a Billion-Person Crisis

Over 2 billion people worldwide lack access to safe drinking water, including approximately 418 million in Africa. The problem is most severe in rural areas, where water sources like rivers and wells are often contaminated…

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Study Reveals How Ancient Egyptian Copper Use Polluted the Harbor Near the Pyramids

The Hidden Cost of Pyramid Building The ancient Egyptians are renowned for their monumental architectural feats, particularly the pyramids of Giza. While these structures stand as symbols of human ingenuity and perseverance, a recent study…

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Infrared Hunters: How Mosquitoes Use Body Heat to Track Humans

Mosquitoes: More Than Just a Nuisance Mosquitoes, those tiny, buzzing insects, are more than just a nuisance; they pose a significant threat to global health by acting as vectors for a variety of diseases. From…

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Continental Shifts Unleash Fountains of Diamonds Through Volcanic Eruptions

In a remarkable discovery, scientists have revealed that diamonds embark on an exciting journey to the Earth’s surface during catastrophic events, such as continental shifts and explosive volcanic eruptions. A Volcanic Eruption: A Diamond’s BirthWhen…

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Using Aircraft, Scientists Guide Near-Extinct Birds Back to Migration

A remarkable conservation success story is unfolding in Europe. German scientists have achieved a groundbreaking feat by teaching the once-extinct northern bald ibis how to migrate. This avian marvel, which had disappeared from Europe for…

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New Rice Strains Developed to Tackle Rising Temperatures and Ensure Food Security

Japan Leads in Developing Heat-Resistant Rice As sweltering summers increasingly threaten global food security, Japan is at the forefront of developing heat-resistant rice varieties. Known for its meticulous agricultural practices, the nation faces a pressing…

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