Perpetual Learning
Simone Dubois 
Did you know that beneath the vast, icy expanse of Antarctica, scientists have recently mapped an astonishing 332 hidden canyons? It sounds like something out of an adventure novel, but it’s a groundbreaking discovery with significant implications for our understanding of climate change. Today, August 5th, 2025, let’s dive into what this means. These aren’t … Read more
Did you know that our sun, the star that gives us light and warmth, can also unleash some serious power? Just recently, on August 5th, 2025, scientists observed a remarkable event: three major solar flares erupted from the sun within a single 24-hour period. That’s a pretty active day for our star! So, what exactly … Read more
As of August 5, 2025, there’s a concerning trend unfolding at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center, a place that has been instrumental in expanding our understanding of Earth and the cosmos. Reports indicate that the center is undergoing significant changes, including staff reductions and the termination of certain missions. This situation is particularly worrying because … Read more
It’s easy to think of air pollution as something that primarily affects our lungs or the environment. But as someone with a PhD in Atmospheric Science, I’m constantly looking at how the air we breathe impacts us on a much deeper level. And a recent scientific finding is quite literally shocking: dirty air might be … Read more
It’s always fascinating to see how science and technology are stepping in to solve real-world problems. Today, I want to talk about something that might seem simple – honey – and how advanced tools are helping ensure its authenticity, especially in places like Bangladesh. Did you know that honey fraud, where cheaper syrups are mixed … Read more
Did you know that NASA is aiming to put a nuclear reactor on the Moon by 2030? This isn’t science fiction; it’s a serious plan to power a permanent human presence on our closest celestial neighbor. Why a Nuclear Reactor? The Moon presents unique energy challenges. For starters, a lunar day and night cycle lasts … Read more
It’s a common experience many of us have noticed: something about our gut health just hasn’t felt the same since we navigated the COVID-19 pandemic. As someone with a background in environmental and biological science, I’m fascinated by these interconnected health changes. Let’s dive into why your gut might be feeling a bit off, and … Read more
It’s a question many of us ponder: when does aging really kick in? We often feel a shift as we move through our lives, but science is shedding light on a more specific turning point. Recent studies suggest that around age 35, our bodies begin to change in ways that can accelerate the aging process. … Read more
Did you know the moon can appear bright red, almost like a scene from a science fiction movie? It happened recently, and I managed to capture a vivid red moon caused by wildfire smoke. It’s a stunning visual reminder of how much our atmosphere influences what we see, and it connects directly to the larger … Read more
Did you know that employees within major scientific organizations sometimes voice concerns about policy and funding? On August 4, 2025, a formal letter of dissent emerged from NASA employees. This isn’t just office gossip; it’s a clear signal about how crucial resources and direction are for scientific progress. As someone who has worked in environmental … Read more