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Meet the Lion’s Mane Jellyfish: First recorded in 1865, this longest animal can stretch upto 47 metres
At forty-seven metres, this brainless giant is the longest animal ever. Discover the hypnotic "wall of death" hunting in the deep, dark Ningaloo Canyons today.
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ISS retirement countdown raises alarm for scientists—Will the US lose its edge in space?
The ISS is set to retire by 2030, but uncertainty over its replacement is raising concerns about a potential gap in space research and US leadership. China has already opened its own functional space and lab called Tiangong space station.
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A 250-pound 'dolphin' defies gravity with a 20-foot leap; What the lens captured will stun you!
Naturalist Bernardo Alps has captured a "Michael Jordan" moment in the Pacific. A pantropical spotted dolphin was filmed leaping 20 feet above sea. This 250-pound acrobat is stunning scientists with its vertical reach and "hang time."
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What was the 'first plant' on Earth? Scientists traced life journey of this 470-million-years-old plant
The first plants came from algae around 470 million years ago, slowly spreading on land and helping create oxygen and soil for life to grow. They reproduced using spores and formed partnerships with helpful fungi.
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A ‘Historic First’ in Physics: Tokyo scientists unlock a new way to study atoms using lasers
Scientists have achieved a historic first using lasers to study electron behaviour, revealing new insights into how light interacts with matter at the quantum level.
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March Equinox 2026: What will happen to Earth during equinox on 20 March?
On March 20, 2026, Earth will experience the March Equinox, when day and night nearly balance worldwide as the Sun aligns directly above the equator. Earth is tilted at about 23.5 degrees, but during the equinox, this tilt is sideways relative to the Sun.
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Meet Inspector Clouseau: This 3.3-meter male is world’s only known pink manta ray found in the Great Barrier Reef
A rare pink manta ray named Inspector Clouseau has been spotted in Australia’s Great Barrier Reef, stunning scientists and raising questions about genetics, rarity and marine life.
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Delhi’s ‘Wild Weather’ Explained: Why sandstorms, thunderstorms and rain hit the city suddenly?
Delhi witnessed sudden dust storms, thunderstorms and rain due to a western disturbance. The system brought temperature relief, but more unstable weather is expected over next days.
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‘Alien-Like’ water found inside a 400-million-year-old plant — How did this happen on Earth?
Scientists have discovered “alien-like” water inside a 400-million-year-old plant, revealing unusual chemistry that could change how science understand Earth’s climate history.
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Buried with bronze: Archeologists unearth 2,500-year-old children with elite warrior belts in Italy
Archaeologists in southern Italy discovered children buried with 2,500-year-old bronze warrior belts, revealing surprising insights into ancient social status and burial rituals.
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Grown in Murshidabad, this rare Kohitur Mango can cost ₹2,000 a piece — But the way it’s sliced will surprise you!
India's rare Kohitur mango from Murshidabad, West Bengal a heritage fruit priced up to 2,000 rupees. This exotic fruit is celebrated for its delicate texture, history, exclusivity and unique botanical traits.
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Did a 75-year-old whale song reveal ocean secrets? This 1949 recording has the answer
A forgotten 75-year-old recording is now the oldest known whale song, capturing the haunting sound of an ocean that once existed in near silence. The recording remained unknown, concealed for a long time.
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NASA astronauts to conduct delayed ISS 'spacewalk' today — Watch it live here!
The ISS will host its first spacewalk of 2026 on 18 March at 7:00 a.m. EDT, streamed live by NASA after delays caused by an unprecedented astronaut medical issue. The EVA will be under close observation by NASA teams on Earth using live telemetry.
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What these birds do to the sky in March that looks like a 'snowstorm'? Here’s the science behind it
A ‘snowstorm’ in the sky is not weather but millions of migrating snow geese. Snow Goose with their snowy plumage, is responsible for one of the rarest illusions of nature. Here’s the science behind this stunning March phenomenon.
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Ohio Morning Shock: Did a 7-Ton space rock break apart in the sky? NASA confirms
NASA confirms a 7-ton meteor broke apart over Ohio on 17 March at 8 am EST. This meteor creates a bright fireball and sonic boom visible across multiple states. This space rock broke apart in the atmosphere providing scientists with a rare daylight fireball sighting.
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Big Leap at Sea: India successfully tests High-Tech LiDAR Buoy system in Tamil Nadu
India has successfully tested a floating LiDAR buoy system to measure wind and ocean data, boosting weather prediction, offshore energy and marine research capabilities. This marks a breakthrough in indigenous marine technology.
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Who is Diana Abbadi? The woman who saved 40 cats from Israeli missiles in Lebanon
Amid war in Beirut, Diana Abbadi rescued 40 cats, showcasing how animals provide emotional strength and healing during crisis. Studies suggest that interacting with cats can reduce stress and anxiety levels and lower blood pressure.
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Nature Glitch? Rare ‘dual-sex’ crab species discovered in Kerala stuns scientists
A rare crab displaying both male and female traits has been discovered in Silent Valley, Kerala, offering new insights into genetics and evolution. Scientists are still studying this crab which is half male and half female due to Gynandromorphy.
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A 50-year-old “Nuclear Tomb” holding 120,000 tonnes is cracking—What lies beneath Runit Dome?
With over 120,000 tonnes of radioactive material inside, the cracking Runit Dome is becoming a growing global concern. The dome was designed to contain contamination temporarily and it is cracking slowly.
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Atomic clock stopped working: Why ISRO is concerned over repeated satellite setbacks? NavIC mystery explained
A sudden atomic clock failure on March 13, 2026, disabled a key NavIC satellite within minutes, prompting concerns over India’s GPS alternative and its long-term performance. This event has made ISRO concerned.
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Yaogan Satellite Launch 2026: China send 8 satellites into orbit in Kuaizhou-11 rocket Launch
China launched Yaogan Satellite into space on 16 March with 8 satellites into orbit with Kuaizhou-11 Y7 rocket marking its fifth flight. This launch happened from Taiyuan Satellite Launch Center in North China.
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Artemis II Mission: NASA unveils how astronauts will live and work on 10-day trip to Moon
Artemis II mission will mark humanity’s first crewed lunar flight in over 50 years. NASA unveils a 10-day plan of living and working for astronauts who will fly to Moon.
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Who built the 125,000-year-old ‘factory’? This German hill may hold clues to Neanderthal activity
Scientists discovered a 125,000-year-old Neanderthal site in Germany where thousands of animal bones were crushed to extract fat, revealing surprisingly advanced survival strategies.
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What’s happening under Tamil Nadu’s sand? Over 200,000 baby turtles took their first steps into the sea
Over 200,000 sea turtle eggs who were being nurtured in Tamil Nadu hatcheries took their first steps in the sea, marking this a remarkable conservation effort.
