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Why Divers Keep Risking Their Lives on the Mount Everest of Shipwrecks 70 Years Later
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/earth-science/the-mount-everest-of-shipwrecks-still-draws-divers-despite-18-deaths-beneath-the-atlanticocean liner Andrea Doria slipped beneath the Atlantic, a new wave of divers is racing against time to document the fragile remains and retrieve artifacts before the ship succumbs entirely to the ocean’s relentless forces. Eighteen lives have already...
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Engineers Reveal Massive 58 Kilometer Starship Design for a One Way Trip to the Stars
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/physics/no-coming-back-meet-chrysalis-the-58-kilometer-interstellar-ship-built-to-carry-2-400-humans-away-from-earth-foreverone year of acceleration, four centuries of coasting, and a final year of deceleration. As of 2026, however, such a reactor remains purely theoretical. Beyond propulsion, the vessel faces severe hurdles in radiation shielding and ecological closure....
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Scientists Built A Giant Rolling Ball To Explore The Moon’s Darkest Craters
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/space-science/no-wheels-no-legs-just-a-ball-that-could-roll-into-the-moons-darkest-cratersto Lunar Readiness While the testing phase has yielded positive results, the jump from a Texas quarry to the lunar surface remains significant. Future developments must account for the harsh realities of the Moon, including extreme temperature...
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Actors Searching for Fictional Treasure Stumble Upon Real 19th Century Cavalry Armor
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/physics/actors-entered-a-palace-moat-hunting-fictional-treasure-then-accidentally-found-a-real-19th-century-cavalry-armorbetween Napoleon Bonaparte and the allied Russian and Prussian forces. Lamparska noted that the Lower Silesia region remains a hotspot for such discoveries, as the constant movement of Napoleonic-era troops often left behind pay chests, personal...
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New York City Is Sinking Under the Massive Weight of Its Own Buildings
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/space-science/scientists-weighed-more-than-1-million-new-york-city-buildings-and-found-where-the-ground-is-most-likely-to-sinkbuildings are anchored directly into bedrock—common among the dense skyscrapers of Midtown Manhattan—modeled settlement remains negligible. Conversely, areas composed of clay-rich deposits or artificial landfill show significantly higher potential for...
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Teenager Invents Biodegradable Plastic That Actively Cleans Up Microplastics From The Environment
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/biology/an-18-year-old-invented-a-biodegradable-plastic-that-fights-microplastic-pollution-as-it-degradesits most practical application in controlled environments, such as commercial composting facilities. Manufacturing also remains a hurdle, as the high-heat processes standard in plastic production could denature the enzymes. Despite these challenges,...
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The Internet Helped Name a New Deep-Sea Species Living on Sunken Wood
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/biology/the-internet-helped-name-a-new-deep-sea-species-living-on-sunken-woodhave already been described, yet new ones are found every year. This steady pace suggests that much of marine biodiversity remains undocumented. The three species described in this study are small discoveries, but they point to a much larger story. They...
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Why Falling Cats Almost Always Land on Their Feet, Scientists Finally Explain
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/biology/why-falling-cats-almost-always-land-on-their-feet-scientists-finally-explainConversely, extremely high falls can pose other risks, even if the animal successfully rights itself. Still, the reflex remains one of the most reliable protective behaviors observed in mammals. Research on feline falls has even led to surprising...
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Gold-Laden Dutch Ship From 1633 Identified Off Devon After 30 Years
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/earth-science/a-ship-sank-with-a-fortune-in-gold-in-1633-its-identity-stayed-secret-for-centuriesunderstanding of Sa’dian wealth and the maritime routes that linked Morocco, the Low Countries and Britain. The wreck remains protected under British heritage legislation, and ongoing monitoring aims to preserve what still lies beneath the waves. The...
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Tardigrades Thrive In Space Vacuum: Could They Become Humanity’s First Interplanetary Seeders
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/biology/this-microscopic-creature-survived-the-vacuum-of-space-and-scientists-say-it-could-help-seed-life-beyond-earthclouds would be lethal for most organisms, including tardigrades. Acid‑tolerant microbes might survive, but the planet remains a marginal candidate. By contrast, the icy moons of the outer Solar System—Europa, Enceladus, and even Titan—present...
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Satellite Radar Finds 9-Centimeter Uplift of 700,000-Year-Old Iranian Volcano
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/earth-science/remote-volcano-reawakens-after-700-000-years-satellites-detect-a-strange-rise-beneath-its-ancient-summitpressurizing the hydrothermal layer a few hundred metres below the summit. In both cases the principal magma reservoir remains well beneath the surface—more than 3 kilometres deep. The detected movement reflects redistribution of existing gases rather...
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Mystery Neolithic Stone Sphere Unearthed in Azerbaijan Defies All Known Regional Parallels
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/science/researchers-found-a-perfectly-polished-neolithic-sphere-in-azerbaijan-with-no-known-regional-parallelArchaeologists are baffled by a flawless Neolithic stone sphere uncovered in Azerbaijan, its purpose remains a mysterious enigma unlike any known artifact. Archaeologists have uncovered a polished stone sphere, roughly the size of a grapefruit and...
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Cracks Appear in US Nuclear Waste Dome on Pacific Atoll, Raising Leak Risk After 50 Years
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/space-science/a-nuclear-waste-dome-is-cracking-open-over-the-pacific-disaster-america-tried-to-bury-for-decadesthe dome’s lifespan and the half‑life of the waste it contains. Plutonium‑239, a key component of the buried material, remains hazardous for more than 24,000 years. Makhijani pointed out that cracks have emerged in under half a century, a timescale far...
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U.S. Army Bombed Mauna Loa Lava in 1935 to Protect Hilo: Was the Explosive Tactic Effective
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/astronomy/by-dropping-40-bombs-on-lava-in-1935-the-u-s-army-tried-to-divert-a-hawaiian-volcanoit could reach the town. Why the Channels Were Critical Pāhoehoe lava forms a smooth, rope‑like crust while the interior remains fluid. This configuration creates insulated conduits that allow lava to travel great distances without cooling rapidly. By...
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DNA Reveals New Deep‑Sea Ghost Shark Species Hidden in Costa Rica’s Waters at 800 Meters Deep
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/genetics/scientists-found-a-new-ghost-shark-species-hiding-in-plain-sight-at-nearly-800-meters-deepthis group of deep‑sea cartilaginous fishes, minor morphological variations often delineate separate species. Deep Pacific Remains a Frontier of Discovery The epithet costaricana directly honors Costa Rica, the sole location where the specimens have...
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Ancient Indian Rock Reveals Hidden Traces Of Earth’s Earliest Life Forms
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/astronomy/3-5-billion-year-old-rock-in-india-may-hold-evidence-of-early-microbial-lifeDating of the Microbial Past A significant hurdle in studies of early life is the inability to directly date organic remains. To overcome this, the research team extracted tiny zircon crystals from the chert. These zircons, measuring between 40 and 60...
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Webb Telescope Reveals What Is Actually Hiding Inside The Universe’s Mysterious Little Red Dots
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/astronomy/jwsts-mysterious-little-red-dots-may-hide-early-black-holes-inside-tiny-galaxiesstars formed via an “inside-out” growth process, where recent star formation is pushed to the outer regions while the core remains dominated by the black hole’s influence. While the study provides a clearer picture of these enigmatic systems,...
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Habitable Worlds Could Have Emerged Only 200 Million Years After The Big Bang
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/astronomy/life-in-the-universe-may-have-formed-less-than-300-million-years-after-the-big-bangScience Team) Defining the Limits of Early Habitability While the jump from inorganic chemistry to self-replicating life remains a significant hurdle, this research provides a vital theoretical framework for how the universe became hospitable. By...
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Why Millions of People Are Replacing Toilet Paper With High Tech Washlet Systems
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/science/say-goodbye-to-toilet-paper-its-high-tech-replacement-is-smarter-cleaner-and-already-used-by-millionsbathroom comfort while significantly reducing your reliance on toilet paper. For most of the world, toilet paper remains the standard for bathroom hygiene, a practice that has persisted largely unchanged for generations. In Japan, however, a digital...
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NASA Reveals A Month Of Stunning Night Sky Events You Can See Without A Telescope
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/space-science/look-up-venus-the-harvest-moon-and-a-series-of-cosmic-events-will-transform-septembers-night-skyObserve the Moon Night. NASA highlights this date to encourage public engagement with lunar science. Given that the Moon remains the most accessible target for amateur astronomers, the agency encourages the use of basic tools like binoculars to resolve...