Author Archives: Nidhi Goyal

About Nidhi Goyal

Nidhi is a gold medalist Post Graduate in Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences. You can also find Nidhi on Google+.

Kilogram Gets New Definition after 130 Years

May 20th, world metrology day, was a historic day for the scientific community, as the definition of the kilogram (the basic unit of mass) has changed forever. After 130 years of establishment of the kilogram, a…

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French Agency Says, LED Lights Can Cause Irreversible Damage to the Eyes

Long-lasting, energy efficient and inexpensive, LED technology has gobbled up half of the general lighting market in a decade. The pace at which LEDs have come to dominate the market surprised people inside and outside…

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BAE’s Magma Demonstrates Breakthrough ‘Blown-Air’ Flap-Free Flight Technologies

Modern aircraft rely on complex moveable flight control surfaces to maneuver their path through the air. BAE Systems revolutionize the future aircraft design First time in history, a flapless unmanned aircraft has been maneuvered in…

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India’s Chandrayaan-2 Would Be First to Explore Moon’s South Pole Region

India is planning to touch down on the lunar surface by September 6 and is going to become the fourth nation to successfully land on the lunar surface after the US, Russia and China. Chandrayaan-2,…

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Astronauts May Suffer Vision Problems Because of Brain Changes in Space

We all are excited about Space explorations, but do you know how it can alter the human body? Micro-gravity has some negative effects; researchers found that going into space can cause changes in the brains…

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New Genetic Therapy Can Heal Damage of Heart Attack

According to WHO (World Health Organization), worldwide over 23 million people are affected with the problem of Heart attack. Most common cause of heart failure is found to be the sudden blocking of one of…

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NASA Says Our Moon Is Shrinking and Wrinkling

According to an analysis of images captured by NASA’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO), Earth’s only natural satellite, our moon is steadily shrinking which is causing wrinkles in its crust and moonquakes. “Just as a grape…

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Bugs Such As Silkworms, Locusts, Caterpillars, and Crickets Just Might Be the Future of Food

No matter how unpalatable the eating of insects might seem but scientists think that an overpopulated world will soon have to start eating bugs for its dietary needs as global food crisis worsens. University of…

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Your air conditioner could produce Carbon-neutral Synthetic Fuels

Air conditioning is adding to the global warming woes. Its high energy use and our reliance on fossil fuels to run our AC units are causing air pollution to spike. Three-quarters of American homes have…

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Motherboard Maker Super Micro Moving Business Out Of China on Spy Fears

California-based Super Micro Computer is the world’s third largest server maker after HP and Dell. It was hit hard by an article published by Bloomberg Businessweek in 2018. The article made a sensational claim that…

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Author Archives: Nidhi Goyal

About Nidhi Goyal

Kilogram Gets New Definition after 130 Years

French Agency Says, LED Lights Can Cause Irreversible Damage to the Eyes

BAE’s Magma Demonstrates Breakthrough ‘Blown-Air’ Flap-Free Flight Technologies

India’s Chandrayaan-2 Would Be First to Explore Moon’s South Pole Region

Astronauts May Suffer Vision Problems Because of Brain Changes in Space

New Genetic Therapy Can Heal Damage of Heart Attack

NASA Says Our Moon Is Shrinking and Wrinkling

Bugs Such As Silkworms, Locusts, Caterpillars, and Crickets Just Might Be the Future of Food

Your air conditioner could produce Carbon-neutral Synthetic Fuels

Motherboard Maker Super Micro Moving Business Out Of China on Spy Fears

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