International Freezer Challenge 2022: Optimizing your cold storage practices! Kumar Jeetendra | January 17, 2022 Global warming is a challenge for mankind – Glasgow just reminded us again. Sustainability discussions primarily focus on energy consumption. There is no exception for laboratory devices. Even the most environmentally friendly and energy-efficient ultra-low temperature freezers still require a significant amount of energy to maintain extremely low temperatures of -80°C, 24 hours a day, …
What Scientists Say About Chemtrails Kumar Jeetendra | May 19, 2025 Contrails are still a hot topic of debate alongside their other relatively newer counterparts such as ‘–chemtrails’. It is easiest to define contrails as condensation trails, observable in particular when using a direct look into the air at awfully extreme photography-like angles like above. Essentially, allows us to detect aircraft flying at higher altitudes, commonly referred to …
Nature’s Neon Alarm: Why Coral Reefs Are Glowing Brighter Than Ever Kumar Jeetendra | June 7, 2025 Like never seen before, coral reefs across the world are glowing in wondrous colors: greens, pinks, and purples. At first glance the vibrant glow may seem like a healthy reef ecosystem but in reality, it is a warning sign that needs serious attention. What leads to this fluorescent shimmer? Coral polyps are miniature sea creatures …
