In this mind-opening interview, Dr. Emad Khalil shares with us valuable information on the issues of pollution and global warming, and the challenges facing the environment and marine life in particular as a result of this global crisis.
In this article, we delve deeply into these fascinating concepts, meticulously examining their potential advantages and the challenges they would introduce.
Why cannot we all just share the same time? To answer such a question, we need to understand first what time zones are and how this system works.
Everyone is amazed by the incredible power and flash of lightning. However, did you know there is a type of this natural phenomenon that occurs during volcanic eruptions, known as volcanic lightning?
The features of Planet Earth change across the ages; a prime example is the Whales Valley at the heart of the Western Desert of Egypt.
When we think of volcanoes, we tend to consider them as a 100% earthly behavior; however, scientists have taken time to discover if there is something else urging volcanoes to erupt.
Do you know that there are several types of horizons? What are they? What is the difference between them? What is the importance of horizons in navigation? How far is the horizon?
Stratigraphy is the science field concerned with studying the layers of sedimentary rocks and what they contain from deposits and fossils, indicating how these layers were created and formed.
The history of spacefaring includes failures that remind us of the dangers of venturing to space.
William Herschel detected a strange object, which was a turning point, while Edmund Halley died before seeing the comet he predicted to return.
Out of all the water on Earth, freshwater makes up about 3% only; yet, is it really safe to drink?
While dragons are mythical creatures, the Komodo dragon is a real, living lizard and is one of the closest living examples of a dinosaur.
The Earth’s magnetic field almost resembles a magnetic dipole; an imaginary line joining the poles would be inclined from its axis of rotation.
While markets offer green products, science is heavily involved in making this transition to eco-friendly technology, and chemistry is leading the way.
The race between theoretical and practical science is at its peak; this is especially the case with astronomy and space sciences.