The Nabateans: A History Preserved in Rocks
The Nabateans were Arabs, originated from Southern Arabia and eventually settled in the area of present-day Southern Jordan.
Investigative Reports
In this category, our writers and contributors deep investigate and analyze the most promising and needed topics like environment, wildlife protection, healthcare, biotechnology, space sciences, and other emerging fields of science.
Contribution of Marine Microalgae to Sustainability
Marine Microalgae impacts the overall productivity of the ecosystem, whether directly or indirectly.
Tidal Power: A Sustainable Source of Energy
The impacts of tidal energy systems on the environment and society need to be fixed for reviving tidal power.
Coal-Fired Power Plants: The Gorillas of Climate Change
Approximately 100 million tons of coal are produced annually by coal-fired power plants.
Energy Crisis in Pakistan— Electricity Transmission and Distribution Analysis
This deficit in the supply and demand chain results in adjusting the 22000 MG electricity according to a consumer need of 25000MG, hence giving rise to load shedding.
Climate Change and Residential Buildings – The way forward
Earlier in September 2021, the president of the United States, Joe Biden, signed an executive
Shooting Food Insecurity in South Asia
Hunger is not merely an issue of charity; it is the issue of justice concerning the availability, distribution, and utilization of food resources.
Tiny Frigid World CERES is Geologically Alive
NASA’s Dawn spacecraft revealed that this dwarf planet is geologically alive with ice volcanos and surviving pockets of an ancient ocean.
Pakistan’s “10 Billion Tree Tsunami” is under porcupine invasion
The massive tree plantation is just one effort to reduce climate change, but it’s not enough by itself.
Pakistan’s Ballistic Missile Program
The wars of 1965 and 1971 both taught Pakistan some precious lessons. The deterrence then possessed was not enough to scare off an enemy three times larger in military might.