Science for Society
In the modern era, science has become deeply interwoven with society and played a massive part in making our lives better and safer.
Editorial
Six space-related books you should read (fiction/nonfiction)
The more one explores, the more one knows about the general understanding of nature at work.
Geology and the search for extraterrestrial intelligence
Scientists believe that before 4 billion years ago, the earth’s surface has melted in the final stage of its creation.
Fermi Paradox— A scary realization
The Fermi Paradox gives us the most reasonable and sound theories regarding the existence of Alien life.
Climate change threats: Way forward to Pakistan
From the arrival of early summers to record monsoon downpours, i.e., 87 percent heavier than
Antibiotic resistance: A war against an invisible pandemic
Scientists predict that within the next 20 years, we will be in the post-antibiotic age, where something as small as a cut could be lethal.
Meteorology contributes to make us safer
Imagine that you just tune into a weather channel, and come across a catastrophic situation like a bomb cyclone or polar vortex.
Falling for Feelings— an innocent tale of fish keeping
Every fish was bound to have a personality of its own!
Climate variability and oceans
At the moment, a primary concern of marine biologists is that the basic chemistry of oceans is altering faster than over the past 65 million years.
In Today’s world, Anthropology is more important than ever
With the help of new concepts and methods, anthropologists have learned about ancient civilizations’ social and cultural aspects.