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About Nidhi Goyal

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

Daily changes in mental sharpness may explain productivity highs and lows, study finds

Have you ever noticed how some days everything flows perfectly, while on others even the simplest tasks drain your energy? Researchers at the University of Toronto say your brain’s daily level of mental sharpness may…

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Why Do Humans Have Clear White Eyes While Most Apes Have Dark Ones?

A Small Feature With A Big Evolutionary Story The bright white area around the human iris, known as the sclera, stands out as one of the most distinctive features of the human face. Although it…

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Scientists Build Memory Chip That Keeps Working at 1300°F, Hotter Than Lava

A Breakthrough Beyond Extreme Heat In a remarkable advance for next-generation electronics, scientists have developed a new memory chip capable of surviving temperatures as high as 1300°F (700°C) — hotter than molten lava. The breakthrough,…

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Light Makes Plants Stronger — But Scientists Find It Also Slows Their Growth

Light Does More Than Fuel Growth Light has always been seen as the energy source that powers plant growth. However, a new study from Osaka Metropolitan University reveals that sunlight may also act as a…

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New Study Reveals Earth Is Getting Brighter at Night by About 2% Each Year

A Planet That Glows More Each Year A new global study has revealed that Earth is steadily becoming brighter at night, with artificial lighting increasing by nearly 2 percent every year. Using high-resolution satellite observations…

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Scientists Say Only the Toughest Corals May Survive Future Ocean Heatwaves

As climate change continues to warm the oceans, coral reefs across the world are facing an increasingly uncertain future. Rising sea temperatures are fueling stronger and more frequent marine heatwaves, events that often trigger coral…

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Goodbye Waste, Hello Forests: UK Project Uses Human Urine to Restore Native Woodlands

From Waste to Woodland Scientists in the UK are transforming what most people flush away into a powerful tool for environmental restoration. In a remarkable sustainability project, innovators are converting urine collected from festival toilets…

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Scientists lock light inside a layer 1,000 times thinner than human hair

A Remarkable Leap in Light Control In a major breakthrough in photonics, researchers at the University of Warsaw have successfully trapped infrared light inside a layer just 40 nanometers thick—more than 1,000 times thinner than…

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US Researchers Create Spring-Powered Computer That Uses No Electricity

A Computer With No Chips, No Wires, No Power In a remarkable breakthrough, researchers have built a fully mechanical computer made entirely from springs, steel bars, and moving parts — without using any electricity at…

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Warmer winters and snow drought may threaten western U.S. water by speeding flows

A Natural Water Bank Under Pressure The mountains of the western United States have long acted as a natural water storage system, collecting snow in winter and gradually releasing it during spring and summer. However,…

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Author Archives: Nidhi Goyal

About Nidhi Goyal

Daily changes in mental sharpness may explain productivity highs and lows, study finds

Why Do Humans Have Clear White Eyes While Most Apes Have Dark Ones?

Scientists Build Memory Chip That Keeps Working at 1300°F, Hotter Than Lava

Light Makes Plants Stronger — But Scientists Find It Also Slows Their Growth

New Study Reveals Earth Is Getting Brighter at Night by About 2% Each Year

Scientists Say Only the Toughest Corals May Survive Future Ocean Heatwaves

Goodbye Waste, Hello Forests: UK Project Uses Human Urine to Restore Native Woodlands

Scientists lock light inside a layer 1,000 times thinner than human hair

US Researchers Create Spring-Powered Computer That Uses No Electricity

Warmer winters and snow drought may threaten western U.S. water by speeding flows

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