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Imagine an ancient event so massive that its effects could still power our future. That’s exactly what scientists at the University of Nebraska believe. A cataclysmic, continent-splitting upheaval more than a billion years ago might be offering us an unexpected gift: cleaner, sustainable hydrogen fuel. The research, highlighted in aContinue Reading
Hydrogen, the most abundant chemical element in the universe, constitutes 75% of matter. Yet, it never appears in isolation—always bonding with other elements like oxygen in water or carbon in organic compounds. For centuries, humanity has harnessed hydrogen as a raw material in industries like chemical manufacturing and metallurgy andContinue Reading
In an extraordinary scene that left onlookers baffled, a perfectly rectangular cloud appeared in the skies over Zibo, Shandong Province, China, on a sunny Tuesday, November 26. The cloud’s sharply defined edges and 2D-like appearance drew comparisons to a “magic carpet” as it floated above, defying expectations of what cloudsContinue Reading
The Earth is heating up—and it’s our fault. Human activities have driven global temperatures to alarming highs, posing severe threats to both people and the planet. But while the outlook is grim, there’s still hope. Scientists say urgent action can limit the most catastrophic impacts of climate change. The BigContinue Reading
The race to power Mindanao with cleaner, greener energy is gaining traction, with 2,875 megawatts (MW) of renewable energy (RE) projects in the works as of October 2024. According to the Department of Energy (DOE), these projects are in the indicative phase, meaning developers are still conducting studies and securingContinue Reading
Imagine a future where sunlight and water team up to produce hydrogen—the clean energy source we’ve been dreaming of. Sounds futuristic? Well, researchers from the Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (JAIST) and the University of Tokyo are making it a reality with their cutting-edge hydrogel technology. So, What’sContinue Reading
In a tragic incident in Maguindanao del Norte, three members of the Teduray indigenous group lost their lives, and 31 others were hospitalized after consuming sea turtle meat. The victims, residents of Barangay Linao, a coastal fishing village in Datu Blah Sinsuat town, reportedly suffered severe poisoning after a fishermanContinue Reading
