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July 30, 2026

Canada’s 2023 wildfires burned 15.1 million hectares and released 554 million tonnes of carbon; scientists found most came from soil and peat beneath the trees

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By Prakriti Darshan News

July 30, 2026

The world’s biggest oxygen producer isn’t the Amazon. It’s the ocean filled with tiny invisible life |

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By Prakriti Darshan News

July 30, 2026

Before helping transform electric lighting, Lewis Howard Latimer’s first patent made one overlooked part of train travel far more bearable |

Scientists have built a sonar guided drone that can find and hunt mosquitoes in mid air without usin.avif

By Prakriti Darshan News

July 29, 2026

Scientists have built a sonar-guided drone that can find and hunt mosquitoes in mid-air without using insecticides |

Swiss scientists have created a living building material that grows stronger by pulling carbon dioxi.avif

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July 29, 2026

Swiss scientists have created a living building material that grows stronger by pulling carbon dioxide from the air |

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July 29, 2026

Quote of the day by Mary Jackson: “Every time we get a chance to get ahead, they move…” – a timeless reminder about resilience, fairness and hope |

By Prakriti Darshan News

July 29, 2026

Quote of the day by Marie Curie: “I am among those who think that science has…” – an inspiring story behind her famous words on science and beauty |

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By Prakriti Darshan News

July 29, 2026

A Cambridge study shows that just 10 minutes surrounded by trees and birdsong can significantly improve mood and psychological well-being |

By Prakriti Darshan News

July 29, 2026

Researchers studied 1,561 forest plots across 10 tropical countries; non-native trees formed 28% of stems in young moist forests, but declined as the canopy returned

Scientists discovered how the moken sea nomads developed an extraordinary ability to see underwater.avif

By Prakriti Darshan News

July 29, 2026

Scientists discovered how the Moken sea nomads developed an extraordinary ability to see underwater like dolphins |

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Canada’s 2023 wildfires burned 15.1 million hectares and released 554 million tonnes of carbon; scientists found most came from soil and peat beneath the trees

The world’s biggest oxygen producer isn’t the Amazon. It’s the ocean filled with tiny invisible life |

Before helping transform electric lighting, Lewis Howard Latimer’s first patent made one overlooked part of train travel far more bearable |

Scientists have built a sonar-guided drone that can find and hunt mosquitoes in mid-air without using insecticides |

Swiss scientists have created a living building material that grows stronger by pulling carbon dioxide from the air |

Quote of the day by Mary Jackson: “Every time we get a chance to get ahead, they move…” – a timeless reminder about resilience, fairness and hope |

Quote of the day by Marie Curie: “I am among those who think that science has…” – an inspiring story behind her famous words on science and beauty |

A Cambridge study shows that just 10 minutes surrounded by trees and birdsong can significantly improve mood and psychological well-being |

Researchers studied 1,561 forest plots across 10 tropical countries; non-native trees formed 28% of stems in young moist forests, but declined as the canopy returned

Scientists discovered how the Moken sea nomads developed an extraordinary ability to see underwater like dolphins |

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