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How the Fukushima catastrophe unfolded

Syeda Laiba Tayyab -
Natural catastrophes occur and cause damage on a massive scale, but when this is linked with another disaster that is usually man-made, then the situation turns into uncontrollable havoc.
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The Havoc of the Grasshoppers

Maira Masood -
Africa is the most vulnerable to locusts attacks in recent years due to its favorable weather.
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Space Debris: The growing disaster risk

Muhammad Hassan Qazi -
Since the beginning of the space age, starting with the launch of Sputnik in 1957, humans have launched thousands of rockets carrying more than...
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How the tropic cyclone, Tauktae, wreaked havoc in the Arabian Sea

Sandeep Poddar -
Throughout its history of 4.5 billion years, Earth has been a dynamic creature breathing in and out its atmosphere. The uneven heating of the...
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A Conversation on Climate Cycles and their impact on our Planet with Prof. Dr. Nayyer A. Zaigham

Saadeqa Khan -
Geology is mainly the study of non-human-induced changes taking place throughout earth’s history. Geologists think of the last 50 million years as the recent...
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NASA still making the most of the 6,000-year-old amulet discovered in Pakistan

Suhail Yusuf -
The wood-wheel-shaped amulet is the first ever example of 'lost-wax casting' still in practice.
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Zhurong, The Chinese God of Fire, lands on Mars

Muhammad Abdullah Khan -
The recent successful touchdown of China’s Zhurong Rover. A six-foot-long robot armed with different kinds of spectrophotometric and optical devices .
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Can we end the Moon sighting controversy in Pakistan?

Fouz Siddiqui -
From the current scientific point of view, it was nearly impossible to see the crescent from any part of Pakistan through binoculars on May 12.
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Cosmic Tribe’s Interdisciplinary Arts and Science exhibition recognized internationally

Scientia -
Cosmic Tribe’s Achievement Unlocked! Dark Skies Gaze Back, which is an Interdisciplinary Art & Sciences exhibition has been recognized internationally by International Dark-Sky Association....
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How happy is Serotonin the happy hormone?

Zoya Zahid Chaudhry -
The production of a few responses results in a relaxing effect in the brain, proving serotonin as the body’s natural feel-good chemical.
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