The International Space Station will enthrall a treat for the stargazers by passing through the front of the moon later this week. But the question…
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Judith is a newbie here in the IndustryJournal and a novice in content writing and digital marketing space. However, despite her brief time in the industry, Judith’s mettle in identifying the newsworthiness of incidents and justifying their presentation with absolute grit and dedication is unparalleled. Her expertise in writing on science topics is unparalleled as she enjoys writing about chemistry, physics, and biology. She is also a regular blogger and maintains an active blog on various categories such as fashion, food, and beauty.
According to the new study many Lightning strikes might have needed to start life on Earth. The key ingredient necessary to start life is phosphorus.…
Scientists have turned polythene into fabrics in order to reduce pollution by Plastic Bags and improvise the fashion industry. This study was published in Nature…
Scientists are stunned by the fossils found under Greenland’s Ice Sheet as they look to further examine the scope of the study. Nothing will be…
Wormholes play a crucial role in science fiction films, as it often occurs as a way through between two Distant points in space. Unlike the…
Summers in the Northern hemisphere could last half the year by 2100 due to the ongoing climatic crisis which is affecting our planet drastically. Scientists…
After resilient efforts, astronomers have emerged with the farthest known source of radio emissions in the universe. The source that originates from about 13 billion…
The next Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 series rumors are heating up, and it looks like official answers are on the way. A reasonably reliable Samsung…
NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope is on an unexpected break. Early Sunday morning, the iconic observatory went into a protective “safe mode.” The handlers seem to…
Brand New Perseverance Rover by NASA is the most advanced machine that ever landed on Mars. ‘State of the Art’ is a subjective term when it comes…