SCIENCE
Lab-made cosmic dust? This PhD student made cosmic dust in her lab in Sydney
PhD student Linda Losurdo in Sydney recreated cosmic dust in the laboratory to uncover how life’s building blocks may have reached Earth. Her stardust experiments could reshape the understanding of universe and biology’s beginnings.
SCIENCE
Starwatch Alert: Orion the "hunter" dominates February night across global skies
February offers a perfect view of Orion the Hunter. Spot its iconic Belt and Sword in the evening sky, with Sirius and Aldebaran nearby. Clear nights make winter stargazing unforgettable.
SCIENCE
500 Manatees gathered to Three Sisters Springs in Florida to escape cold temperature
Hundreds of manatees gathered at Three Sisters Springs as cold air met warm waters, creating a rare winter spectacle in Crystal River. Scientists use photographs, drones and tracking technology to study this remarkable migration.
SCIENCE
Unitree G1 Robot: World's first humanoid robot that walked 130,000 steps in deep snow at -47°C in China
China’s Unitree G1 humanoid robot has successfully completed an extreme cold test in Xinjiang, walking through deep snow at -47 degrees Celsius. The experiment highlights major progress in robotics designed for harsh environments.
SCIENCE
NASA's Artemis II White Dress Rehearsal: Know What, When, Where and How to watch this live
On February 3, 2026, NASA will run Artemis II White Dress Rehearsal. Engineers will fuel the rocket, simulate countdown and ensure the Orion spacecraft is mission-ready for lunar flight.
SCIENCE
India announced 4 new telescope projects to take space science to next level
Union Budget 2026 announces 4 major telescope projects in India. These new facilities will boost astronomy research, solar and deep-space observation and public science engagement.
SCIENCE
What is Perovskite-Silicon hybrid solar cells? Here's everything you need to know
Perovskite-silicon hybrid solar cells, launching in 2026, promise 34% higher efficiency than traditional panels. This breakthrough combines advanced materials science and physics to accelerate global solar energy adoption.
SCIENCE
First country in the World: Japan extracted rare earth sediment from 6,000m deep in the Pacific Ocean
Japan’s METI and JAMSTEC have successfully retrieved rare earth-rich sediment from 6,000 metres below the Pacific Ocean. This world-first mission could strengthen Japan’s technology and energy industries while reducing dependence on foreign suppliers.
SCIENCE
Viral video shows Imperial Eagle took a "victory bath" after defeating this clever animal
A viral video captured a rare moment when an Iberian imperial eagle confronted a fox and calmly bathed in front of the predator. The extraordinary footage reveals the confidence, intelligence and survival instincts of one of Europe’s rarest birds.
SCIENCE
World Wetland Day: How India’s wetlands are helping endangered animals thrive
World Wetlands Day is celebrated on 2nd February every year. Restored wetlands in India are reviving wildlife like never before. From cranes to dolphins, these ecosystems and thriving habitats show nature’s resilience.
SCIENCE
Scientists break 165-year-old Kirchhoff’s thermal radiation law with engineered metamaterial
A Penn State team has shattered Kirchhoff’s 165-year-old law of thermal radiation. Their engineered metamaterial emits more heat in one direction than it absorbs, opening doors for next-generation energy, sensors and heat management.
SCIENCE
Beyond Earth: NASA spots aurora lights on other planets of solar system
Auroras are not just on Earth. NASA has detected glowing northern and southern lights on Jupiter, Saturn, Mars and other planets, revealing how solar particles interact with magnetic fields and atmospheres.
SCIENCE
Do clocks run slower near black holes? Let’s Find Out
Time moves differently in space. Near black holes, gravity slows clocks and stretches seconds. This explainer reveals how time bends and affects astronauts and Earth.
SCIENCE
How do black holes “Eat” stars? Science explained for kids
Black holes are powerful space objects that can pull in nearby stars. But how does this really happen? In this kid-friendly science explainer, learn how black holes stretch, heat and slowly “eat” stars.
SCIENCE
February 2026 night sky events: Know What, When and Where these events taking place
February 2026 offers a spectacular night sky for stargazers. From the Snow Moon and meteor showers to a rare annular solar eclipse and a six‑planet parade, skywatchers can witness a month full of celestial wonders. Learn when and where to look.
SCIENCE
Bright green fireball lights up Wellington sky, offering insights into space debris
A bright green fireball lit up the skies over Wellington, New Zealand, on Friday night. Scientists say it was likely a bolide, a very bright meteor burning up in Earth’s atmosphere. The rare phenomenon provides insights into space debris.
SCIENCE
The straw‑coloured fruit bat gathering is one of world's largest mammal migration on Earth
Hundreds of thousands of straw-coloured fruit bats (Eidolon helvum) gather at Kasanka National Park, Zambia, creating one of the largest mammal migrations on Earth.These bats play a crucial ecological role, dispersing seeds and pollinating forests across Africa.
SCIENCE
India has 98 Ramsar Wetlands now, adding Patna and Chhari-Dhand as two new additions
India has added two new Ramsar wetlands which is Patna Bird Sanctuary in Uttar Pradesh and Chhari-Dhand in Gujarat, bringing the total to 98 sites. These ecosystems support migratory birds, flamingos and desert wildlife.
SCIENCE
IMEx‑2026 by ISRO: What, When, How and Where Indian scientists can explore space
ISRO has launched IMEx‑2026, inviting Indian scientists to conduct experiments in microgravity. From biology to materials science, researchers now have a chance to explore phenomena only possible in space. Proposals are open until 28 February 2026.
SCIENCE
The Turtle Bank: South Carolina's pine forests become a "haven" for endangered turtles of Asia
The Turtle Bank in South Carolina is sheltering Asia’s most threatened turtles. Poaching and habitat loss pushed them to the edge. Now, conservationists are racing to secure their future.
EDUCATION
Who is Siddharth Babu? The young IFS officer who stood beside PM Modi at Republic Day Parade
This IFS officer became the focus of one of India’s most-watched national moments. Siddharth Babu was seen standing beside PM Narendra Modi during the 77th Republic Day parade. Discover his inspiring journey, which began with failure and led to remarkable perseverance.
SCIENCE
Six Lions, One Moment: Daniel Dolpire captured "lions posing together" in Serengeti
In Tanzania’s Serengeti, six male lions rested calmly together atop a mound. Photographer Daniel Dolpire captured this rare moment, revealing a quieter side of apex predators.
SCIENCE
After 6 years and 7,20,000 clicks, Alan McFadyen captured a perfect Kingfisher dive!
Scottish wildlife photographer Alan McFadyen spent six years and 720,000 shots capturing the perfect kingfisher dive. The stunning image is a testament to patience, passion and persistence in wildlife photography.
SCIENCE
Red Skies over Ladakh: Rare red coloured aurora lighting up Himalayan skies
A rare red aurora lit up the night sky over Ladakh. Intense solar activity and clear Himalayan skies created this spectacle. The fiery display reveals both cosmic beauty and the Sun’s power.
