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The Bizarre Lights Over Islamabad Before the Earthquake – Here’s What Experts Say!

Blue, green, or violet lights have been observed in the sky before or during seismic events. These phenomena are referred to as earthquake lights...

When Nature Strikes: The Devastating Human Cost of Pakistan’s Flood Crisis

"I went to Chakwal to interview people about how their lives were being affected by climate change. While I was there, the weather suddenly...

A Celestial Discovery: New Images Uncover the Hidden Companion of Betelgeuse

Cuddled with Betelgeuse, a bright red star in the constellation Orion, astronomers may have finally found the giant star’s long-sought companion. This close-orbiting partner,...

When Science Meets Silence: Decoding Post-Mortem Techniques in the Humaira Asghar Investigation

On 8th July 2025, a court official broke a locked flat in the posh Defence Phase VI area of the city of Karachi and...

Evolving Landscape of Biotechnology in Pakistan: Innovations and Future Prospects

As a teenager visiting my hometown and Abbottabad city, I was disappointed by the land waste at the gateway to the Northern areas, worrying...

Taming Jumping Genes: Could Controlling Junk DNA Delay Aging?

For a long time, scientists believed that much of our DNA was just biologically static, i.e., sequences that didn’t code for anything meaningful. These...

Modern Warfare Redefined: Dr Tughral Yamin on the Indo-Pak War 2025

Today, war is no longer confined to battlegrounds, and understanding the interaction between strategy, technology, and statecraft has never been more urgent, especially in...

May – Month of Patents, Dandy Horse and our Sewing Patterns

May is the month of patents; from ice machines to Tesla’s cool tech things – everything got a patent. It is the month when...

Satellite Technology: Space Strategy for Evolution in Defense and National Security

Now advanced countries are stepping to launch satellite constellations with a web of thousands of satellites launching and operating for different purposes.

Crashing Back to Earth: The Lesson of Kosmos 482

On May 10, 2025, the long journey of the failed Soviet Venus lander has finally come to an end. The Kosmos 482 probe crashed...

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