Author Archives: Nidhi Goyal

About Nidhi Goyal

Nidhi is a gold medalist Post Graduate in Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences.

Smaller Than Dust Particles super-capacitor packs the same voltage as a AAA battery

Technology has shrunk over the years. Thanks to nanotechnology, the devices are shrinking to become more portable and smaller in size day by day. Continuing this miniaturization trend, a team of researchers in Germany has…

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China Is Developing an “ULTRA-LARGE” SPACECRAFT That Is Miles Long

China’s space ambitions are growing. China is working on an “ultra-large spacecraft” that is MILES long. With this project, the country is planning to increase space exploration, and facilitate long-term crewed assignments. To analyze how…

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Gradient Offers Sleek, Climate-Friendly Cooling and Heating Unit That Reduces the Footprint of HVAC By 75%

With the worldwide temperature rise, more and more people are opting for air-conditioners. Because of the population growth, falling equipment prices, and urbanization, the number of air-conditioning units installed globally is increasing every year. According…

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Bottled Water’s Impact on the Ecosystem Is 3500 Times Higher than Tap Water

The consumption of bottled water has increased in recent years due to the doubtful quality of tap water, convenience, and marketing campaigns. It is estimated that over 400 billion PET bottles are produced globally every…

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Sweden’s Highest Mountain Is Shrinking

The glacial peak of Kebnekaise, Sweden’s highest mountain has lost its title. According to the new study, the mountain shrunk by almost 6.5ft in one year. Since 2000, the height of the glaciated southern peak…

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Making the Most of Waste: Scientists Create Green Plastics from Fish Waste

The world is awash in plastic waste. From packaging to consumer products, electronics, plastic is everywhere. We continue to produce more and more plastic that ends up in the ocean and the environment. Due to weathering,…

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It Rained In Greenland’s Ice Sheet for the First Time Ever Recorded

Climate change is getting worse. The changes are happening faster than predicted by scientists. As global temperatures rise, time is running out. For the first time rain fell for several hours at the Greenland Summit…

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Fast and furious: the US Army tests its rapidly developed first laser weapon

After the invention of the laser in 1960, beam weapons became part of every science-fiction. But now laser weapons are set to become a critical battlefield technology. In the latest development, the US Army recently…

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The Incredible Brains of Cuttlefish Retains Memory That Doesn’t Fade, Unlike Humans

Humans age, they gradually lose the ability to remember or recall events. The memory starts to decline noticeably after the 50s or 60s. But surprisingly, cuttlefish memory becomes sharper the older they get, Unlike Humans.…

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Scientists Grew Mini Brains with Eyes in a Lab

The brain is the most complex organ in our body. There are around 86 billion neurons in our brain, and each neuron communicates with many other neurons. While we are still working to uncover the…

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Author Archives: Nidhi Goyal

About Nidhi Goyal

Smaller Than Dust Particles super-capacitor packs the same voltage as a AAA battery

China Is Developing an “ULTRA-LARGE” SPACECRAFT That Is Miles Long

Gradient Offers Sleek, Climate-Friendly Cooling and Heating Unit That Reduces the Footprint of HVAC By 75%

Bottled Water’s Impact on the Ecosystem Is 3500 Times Higher than Tap Water

Sweden’s Highest Mountain Is Shrinking

Making the Most of Waste: Scientists Create Green Plastics from Fish Waste

It Rained In Greenland’s Ice Sheet for the First Time Ever Recorded

Fast and furious: the US Army tests its rapidly developed first laser weapon

The Incredible Brains of Cuttlefish Retains Memory That Doesn’t Fade, Unlike Humans

Scientists Grew Mini Brains with Eyes in a Lab

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