Science, Technology and Oceans
The rapid development in oceanography leads us to a better understanding of marine biology.
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Anthropology in Today’s Interconnected World
With fast-paced changes comes responsibility, as humans, to consider the implications of our shifting realities.
Bioenergy — A Potential Solution to Energy Shortage Amid Climate Emergency
Researchers reveal that biofuel farms that are appropriately placed and fully integrated could be sustained ecologically.
Space and the Human Body: An Overview of Research at ISS
Astronauts would probably be genetically tweaked to lose the stress and fear response so that they would remain calm.
Coastal Ecology: The Time to Save is NOW or NEVER!
Fluctuations in the weather conditions reduce the efficiency of coastal area operations.
Modern Wars: The Joint All-Domain Warfare
In this article, we will look at the aspects of the US-CJADC2 and some other major applications of Multi-domain warfare in systems developed by private companies.
Deepfakes Explosion— Impact Unraveled
We live in a post-truth era characterized by the digital information warfare.
Remote Sensing and GIS to Win− Managing disaster through Early Warning System
The GIS coupled with GPS is handy in search and rescue operations in disaster-impacted areas in the disaster relief phase.
Space Debris: The growing disaster risk
Since the beginning of the space age, starting with the launch of Sputnik in 1957,
Melting Himalayan Glaciers: What it means for Pakistan
One cannot possibly stop a glacier collapse, but what can be done is ensuring the placement of an early alert system to minimize any damage to human lives.