The Wallace Line: The Invisible Barrier The Wallace Line is a fascinating biogeographical boundary that separates the distinct ecosystems of Southeast Asia from Australia and New Guinea. First identified by Alfred Russel Wallace in the 19th century, this invisible barrier has puzzled scientists for ...
Copper plate inscription reveals first instance of term 'Swarajya' A 14th-century copper plate inscription found in Srisailam, Andhra Pradesh has revealed the earliest recorded use of the term 'Swarajya Punarudhharana', meaning the restoration of independent state. 1. Discovery & Significance • A co...
China Tests Non-Nuclear 'Blowtorch' Bomb China has recently tested a non-nuclear "blowtorch" bomb, a groundbreaking hydrogen-based explosive capable of producing a sustained fireball lasting over two seconds, which is 15 times longer than a time-tested trinitrotoluene (TNT) explosion. Key Features o...
NASA to launch first Space-Based Quantum Gravity Sensor NASA is preparing to launch the Quantum Gravity Gradiometer Pathfinder (QGGPf), the first-ever space-based quantum gravity sensor, designed to map Earth's hidden gravitational shifts with unprecedented precision. What is the Quantum Gravity Gra...
70 years of Bandung Conference The Bandung Conference held in Indonesia, was a historic gathering of 29 newly independent Asian and African nations. It laid the foundation for South-South cooperation and inspired the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM). Now, 70 years later, its principles remain relevant in ...