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Neha B.

Neha B.

About Author

Neha is a tinier-than-tiny creative writer with larger-than-life stories buffeting through her headspace. She has been spinning stories and creative content professionally since 2013. She is enthusiastic about all things related to writing, art and life, and currently covers some amazing stories for Green Matters.

Area of Interest

Neha enjoys reading mystery, fantasy, sci-fi, and romance, and is obsessed with writing poetry. She's also interested in storytelling, screenwriting, and filmmaking.

Education

Neha has a creative writing diploma from Sri Aurobindo Institude of Arts & Communication and a Bachelors in Technology in IT from Delhi-based Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University.

Previous Experiences

She has been working as a content writer since 2013 and has a small collection of writings published in web and print. Currently, she works as a Features Writer for Pubninja.

A Rare Southern Aurora Reached Brazil, and a Photographer Managed to Capture Its Purple Glow

For an aurora to be visible at low latitudes, a very violent and exceptional solar storm is necessary.
13 hours ago

Two Massive 'Blobs' Hidden Deep Inside Earth May Be Secretly Controlling Its Magnetic Field

The blobs lie at the base of Earth’s mantle, around 1,802 miles beneath Africa and the Pacific.
13 hours ago

Mountain Goats in Glacier National Park Have Lost 45% Population. And Scientists Don't Know Why

The reproduction clockwork of this elusive species adds another layer of tragedy to their disappearing population.
16 hours ago

Experts Put Listening Devices in the Ocean and Heard Mysterious Calls from Whales Rarely Seen Alive

Beaked whales spend most of their time swimming in dark depths, and as they become vulnerable to extinction, this study provides remarkable clues about their behavior.
17 hours ago

Climate Change Is Rewriting the Life Cycle of a Major Greenhouse Gas, Study Finds

The current lifetime of this ozone-eating gas has reduced by approximately a year and a half per decade.
1 day ago

A PhD Student Just Made Cosmic Dust from Scratch Inside a Bottle in Her Lab

A doctoral student from the University of Sydney’s School of Physics re-created a little bit of the universe in a bottle.
1 day ago

Man Captures Stunning Footage of Elusive Dolphins Known as 'Pandas of the Sea'

Also known as skunk dolphins or Commerson's dolphins, these mammals weigh up to 190 pounds and often approach boats.
1 day ago

The 24 Stunning Finalists for Wildlife Photographer of the Year People's Choice Award 2026

From a family of polar bears resting peacefully to a rare tiger with a genetic condition, this year's collection features a trove of mind-bending stories.
1 day ago

Scientists Find Key Life Ingredient in Space — And It’s Never Been Seen Outside Earth Before

The chemical is pulsing deep within the heart of our Milky Way galaxy, in a compound that has 13 atoms.
2 days ago

A River Flowing 'Uphill' in Colorado Has Puzzled Scientists for Decades. Now, They Finally Know Why

The Green River follows a weird pathway, meandering through a cluster of mountains to meet the Colorado River.
2 days ago

Scientists Map 207 Hidden Volcanoes Buried Beneath Antarctic Ice for the First Time Ever

The detailed archive will provide interesting insights into Antarctica's ice dynamics and weather patterns.
2 days ago

Sun Unleashes Biggest X-Class Flare in 2026 — and It Sets Stage for Stunning Auroras This Week

Scientists are anticipating the possibility of witnessing striking auroras on Thursday.
2 days ago

Ancient Freshwater Reservoir Found Beneath Great Salt Lake Defies Scientists' Expectations

The freshwater reservoir is concealed by barriers of salty layers that prevent the water from springing upwards and seeping on the surface.
3 days ago

Extremely Rare Level 8 Aurora Seen for First Time in Decades — and Skywatchers Are in Awe

Featuring vortices of glowing greens, pinks, reds, and purples, the aurora graced the skies of the Arctic Circle in Norway.
3 days ago

Rare Six-Planet Parade Is About to Light Up the Night Sky: When, Where and How to See It

Venus and Jupiter will be the brightest planetary candidates in this winter-end celestial performance.
3 days ago

Tourists Flee as Volcano Erupts and Rocks Rain Down in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park

This eruption marked the 41st episode in the series of eruptions cataloged since December 2024.
7 days ago

This Bighorn Sheep Was Stuck in Ice on the Colorado River — Then, Rescuers Stepped In

When wildlife officers arrived at the scene, they noticed that the sheep was half-in and half-out of the icy river.
7 days ago

Scientists Warn Amazon Is Approaching Irreversible Forest Loss Faster Than Thought

Deforestation remains the top culprit paired with several destructive human activities behind Amazon's devastation.
7 days ago

Green Ice Forms in Lake in Czech Republic — And Scientists Think They Know Why

The biologists cracked the mystery when they collected the water samples from the lake and examined them in their lab.
7 days ago

Melting Ice Is Making the Arctic Louder Underwater, and Whales Are Struggling to Be Heard

With the rapid melting of Arctic ice, the waters have opened up to more human traffic, which is disturbing the underwater world.
Jan 28, 2026