Author Archives: Nidhi Goyal

About Nidhi Goyal

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

Powerwall Battery System Lights Up Puerto Rico Hospital

When Hurricane Maria slammed Puerto Rico on Sept. 20th, it knocked out the island’s electrical systems, leaving millions of people in the dark. Residents were told that it would take four to six months for…

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Zero Motorcycles: 200 Miles on One-Hour Charge

Zero Motorcycles Inc. is the world’s leading electric motorcycle maker. The California-based electric motorcycle company was set up in 2006 by Neal Saiki, a former NASA engineer. Zero Motorcycles is all set to revolutionize the…

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NASA Says These Houseplants Can Improve Your Health

Poor indoor air quality has been ranked as one of the top environmental risks to humans. Stagnant indoor environments allow pollutants to build up, which can cause headaches, dizziness, nausea, throat, ear, and eye irritation.…

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World’s First Negative Emissions Power Plant

Scientists have discovered a powerful weapon in the fight against global warming! The world’s first negative emissions power plant has opened in Iceland. With the vital issue of global warming in mind, Iceland has gone beyond zero by developing a power…

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Lucid Dreaming: New Technique Makes It Possible

Lucid dreaming has been considered a myth for a long time. But now, scientists have found a technique to induce lucid dreaming. Lucid dreaming is the awareness that you’re dreaming while you’re dreaming, which then…

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Intel Loihi Chip Accelerates Artificial Intelligence

By harnessing artificial intelligence (AI), scientists have already made breakthroughs in designing machines that are nearly as intelligent and creative as humans. Now, taking inspiration from the human brain, the chip giant Intel’s research lab has unveiled…

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China Invents New Saltwater-Tolerant Rice That Will Increase Production by 20 Percent

Farmers suffer when seawater encroaches on their land in coastal areas. The salty water renders the farmland unsuitable for growing rice. Farmers can reclaim their salt-ravaged land now Scientists developed a rice variety with a…

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11-Year-Old Girl Invents Lead Detecting Device to Become America’s Top Young Scientist

An 11-year-old girl, Gitanjali Rao, was named “America’s Top Young Scientist.” She was selected from 10 finalists in the prestigious Discovery Education 3M Young Scientist Challenge earlier this year. All the finalists spent three months collaborating…

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Scientists Convert Light Into Sound for First Time

Light is the fastest thing you can use for telecommunication, but it’s too fast for computers to catch and process. Scientists successfully convert light into sound waves for the first time Researchers from the University…

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Great Green Wall to Combat Climate Change in Africa

To bring the dry land back to life, Africa is building a green wall that will stretch across the entire continent. Known as Great Green Wall, it involves planting a wall of trees from east…

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Author Archives: Nidhi Goyal

About Nidhi Goyal

Powerwall Battery System Lights Up Puerto Rico Hospital

Zero Motorcycles: 200 Miles on One-Hour Charge

NASA Says These Houseplants Can Improve Your Health

World’s First Negative Emissions Power Plant

Lucid Dreaming: New Technique Makes It Possible

Intel Loihi Chip Accelerates Artificial Intelligence

China Invents New Saltwater-Tolerant Rice That Will Increase Production by 20 Percent

11-Year-Old Girl Invents Lead Detecting Device to Become America’s Top Young Scientist

Scientists Convert Light Into Sound for First Time

Great Green Wall to Combat Climate Change in Africa

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