Kermadec Volcanic Zone: An Awakeing Catastrophe
The Kermadec Volcanic Zone (KVZ) is a highly active volcanic arc located in the southwest Pacific Ocean. It forms a part of
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Major Straits of the World
Straits are narrow passages of water that connect two larger bodies of water and are bordered by land on two sides. They hold significant geopolitical, strategic, and economic importance due to their role in...
Earthquake Fish
The oarfish is often called the “Doomsday Fish” or “Earthquake Fish” due to ancient legends and recurring observations that link its rare appearances near
Isfahan Nuclear Technology Center (INTC)
Located just southeast of Isfahan city in central Iran, the Isfahan Nuclear Technology Center (INTC) is Iran’s largest and most comprehensive nuclear
Phytoplankton vs. Climate Change: Nature’s First Responders
These are phytoplankton—tiny, plant-like organisms that form the foundation of aquatic ecosystems and play a central role in regulating Earth’s climate
Indonesia Issued the Highest Alert after Volcanic Eruption Near Bali
The volcanic eruption near Bali has significant implications not only for Indonesia but also for people traveling to this region.
Tsunamis: History and Patterns
Tsunamis are among the most destructive and awe-inspiring natural phenomena on Earth. Often triggered by undersea earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, or landslides,
Pakistan’s Rare Earth Metals
Rare earth metals, also known as rare earth elements (REEs) or rare earths, are a group of 17 chemically similar elements found in the periodic table.
Iron Dome or Dustbin?
For over a decade, Israel’s multi-layered air defense system — particularly the Iron Dome — has represented a cornerstone of its deterrence doctrine.
Karachi is Sinking?
This paper (Karachi is Sinking?) examines the multifaceted causes behind Karachi’s sinking, including unplanned urbanization, groundwater extraction,
