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Antarctic Penguins are changing their breeding calendars — And it’s risky
Rapid warming is forcing some Antarctic penguin species to breed earlier. While this helps them survive, researchers warn it could disrupt food supply and threaten delicate ecosystems.
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World's first hydrogen drone takes surveillance to a new level in Ukraine
Created in Ukraine, "Raybird" is the world’s first hydrogen-powered drone that flies silently and efficiently. Fuel-cell technology replaces batteries, proving how science is unlocking a new era of sustainable and long-endurance aviation.
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Indian scientists develop "PhotonSync" for long-distance Quantum communication
Indian scientists develop PhotonSync, turning ordinary telecom fibre into a phase-coherent quantum channel. It stabilises photons, enabling long-distance secure quantum communication and marking a breakthrough in India’s quantum research.
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Meet Dhaval Laksmi: This rescued Olive Ridley turtle has travelled 1000 km since her release
Dhaval Lakshmi, a rehabilitated Olive Ridley turtle, has swum 1000 km in the Arabian Sea. Satellite tracking shows successful rewilding, active foraging and adaptation, marking a conservation milestone in Palghar.
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300-year-old Black Coral discovered in New Zealand, which make it largest ever recorded
Scientists have discovered a 300-year-old giant black coral off New Zealand. Its massive size and age reveal hidden deep-sea ecosystems, highlighting urgent conservation needs and centuries of marine biodiversity waiting to be explored.
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Study finds "nanoscale silver coating" can protect solid-state batteries from cracks
Scientists discovered that a nanoscale layer of silver strengthens solid-state batteries. This breakthrough prevents cracks, improves durability and could revolutionise renewable energy storage globally.
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Crocodiles Comeback: Odisha’s rivers welcomed 84 crocodiles after conservation push
Similipal National Park records a rare rise in mugger crocodile numbers. The small increase signals improving ecosystem health, successful conservation and growing hope for India’s threatened freshwater predators.
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NASA’s Moon-bound Artemis II rocket arrived at launch pad in Florida
NASA’s Artemis II rocket has reached Launch Pad 39B in Florida, marking a critical milestone for the first crewed lunar flyby. Four astronauts will orbit the Moon in 2026.
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Europe’s Ghost Cat: Images captured of this rare and secretive forest predator
Rare photos reveal Europe’s “ghost cat,” the elusive wildcat thought nearly extinct. Rediscovered in 2020, these sightings highlight its survival, importance for science and the urgent need for conservation.
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Do Dolphins really play with this poisonous fish to "get high"? Here's what science says
Dolphins play with toxic pufferfish, showing unusual behaviour. Science reveals curiosity, nervous system effects, and intentional experimentation, debunking myths about dolphins “getting high” like humans do.
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India’s first Public-Private Earth Imaging Satellite could launch sooner than expected!
India is set to approve its first public-private Earth observation satellite project, allowing private companies to monitor climate, disasters, agriculture and national security using advanced space imaging technology developed and operated domestically.
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Electricity Through Air? Finland scientists made electricity that flows in air without wires
Scientists in Finland transmitted electricity through air using sound waves, lasers, and radio frequencies, creating “acoustic wires” that could revolutionize homes, industry and IoT devices without plugs or traditional cables.
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NASA's Balloon Campaign in Antarctica completed successfully, which is designed to search for "antimatter"
NASA completed its Antarctic balloon campaign using high-altitude balloons to study cosmic rays, anti-matter and high-energy particles, gathering critical data to complement satellites and advance astrophysics research globally.
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European scientists opened the world's first Ice-core vault in Antarctica
European scientists opened the Ice Memory Sanctuary in Antarctica, preserving glacier ice cores to study past climate, track environmental change, and safeguard disappearing glaciers for future generations of researchers.
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Meet the "armless reptile" hiding in Northern Australia who have a snake-like body shape
Scientists in Australia have discovered a rare new lizard species with no front arms and only back limbs, revealing how evolution shapes unusual bodies in hidden, remote ecosystems.
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NASA's Hubble capture images of the "stars being born" in cosmic cradles
NASA’s Hubble telescope has captured rare images of newborn stars hidden inside dusty cosmic clouds, revealing how massive suns form, grow and shape the future of our galaxy.
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Gaganyaan Delayed: ISRO withdraws support from Hawaii, after PSLV failure
India’s Gaganyaan mission may face a slight delay after ISRO withdrew a Hawaii ground-station request. Officials deny links to the PSLV failure, confirming the human spaceflight programme remains on track.
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When the World’s driest desert suddenly turns into a "flower paradise"
Rare winter rains have transformed Chile’s Atacama Desert into a vibrant sea of wildflowers. Scientists explain how dormant seeds survive extreme dryness and bloom suddenly when unusual weather brings precious moisture.
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Cosmic lens revealed hyperactive cradle of a future galaxy cluster
Astronomers used a cosmic lens to reveal a hyperactive protocluster. ALMA and VLA observations uncover tightly packed galaxies forming stars rapidly, offering unprecedented insight into the early universe’s largest structures.
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Unusual gathering of Bald Eagles in snowy mountains of British Columbia
Hundreds of bald eagles gathered unusually in snowy British Columbia. Scientists say the rare congregation reveals surprising behaviour and provides insights into feeding, ecology and species adaptation in winter conditions.
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4,000-Year-Old Cheetah mummies found in desert caves of Saudi Arabia
Scientists discovered naturally mummified cheetahs in Saudi desert caves. DNA analysis reveals links to modern populations, revising historical ranges and offering insights for conservation and understanding ancient Arabian wildlife.
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What is so special about "Sea buckthorn" that everyone keeps talking about?
Sea buckthorn is a nutrient-packed superberry offering skin, heart, immune and digestive benefits. Scientists confirm its unique fatty acids and antioxidants make it a modern health powerhouse.
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Scientists capture plant “breathing” in real time for first time
Scientists have visualised plant respiration in real time, capturing stomata opening and closing. This breakthrough offers insights into plant adaptation, photosynthesis and resilience under environmental stress.
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Iguana got paralysed after cold temperature hits Miami, video goes viral
A Miami iguana appeared frozen in the cold. Wildlife experts say temporary paralysis occurs when temperatures drop. The reptile recovers naturally once it warms up safely.
