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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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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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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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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.
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"It's a Canadian Wolf Bird": Did you know there are 5 species of loons?
Loons are water birds with wolf-like calls and incredible diving skills. Learn about the five species, their habitats and why these striking birds are vital for freshwater ecosystems.
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Satellite Sentinel‑2 captures Greenland’s snowy peaks—But there is something wrong beneath
A satellite image shows Greenland’s breathtaking snowy peaks. But scientists say the beauty hides worrying climate changes below the surface, with melting ice affecting sea levels, weather patterns and millions of lives worldwide.
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AI as real dance partners? US scientists teach Indian classical dance Bharatanatyam to robots, here’s why
Scientists are teaching robots Bharatanatyam using AI and kinematic synergies. Ancient Indian dance guides machine movement, creating human-like gestures while blending culture, technology and innovation in a groundbreaking experiment.
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Unlikely Forest Friends: Viral video shows Cheetals and Langurs looking out for each other
A viral video shows cheetals and langurs cooperating in Indian forests. Scientists say this unusual friendship improves survival, revealing teamwork and intelligence hidden in the animal kingdom.
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Think you can cook? NASA is offering $750,000 to cook on Mars with its Deep Space Food Challenge
NASA’s Mars to Table challenge invites innovators worldwide to design space-ready food systems. Winners share $750,000 prize and create sustainable meals for astronauts on long-duration missions to Mars. Registration is open until 31 July 2026.
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Watch: This "penguin highway" lets them walk safely without a single collision
In Antarctica, penguins follow snowy highways carved over generations. These paths save energy, reduce collisions and show remarkable navigation skills, inspiring scientists.
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From backyard to deep sea: These 5 animals contain "blue blood" to survive
Some animals do not have red blood like humans. From spiders to octopuses, their copper-rich blue blood helps them survive extreme environments. Here’s how it works and why it matters.
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Meet 5 world’s oldest turtles that have lived for centuries
Discover the world’s oldest turtles, from Jonathan to Alagba, whose lifespans span centuries. Learn the science behind their longevity, historical significance and why they continue to fascinate researchers and nature lovers alike.
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Rakesh Sharma turns 77: India’s First Astronaut who paved way for future space missions
January 13 marks the birthday of Rakesh Sharma who became India’s first astronaut in 1984 inspiring generations. He turned 77 today. His historic flight opened new paths for India’s space missions and human spaceflight ambitions.
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Do goldfish have a 3-second memory? Learn how memory work in this fish
Do you think goldfish only remember things for 3 seconds? Discover the truth! Learn how goldfish can remember tricks, find food, recognise people and explore their tank in this fun kids science explainer.
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Do stars look brighter in winter? Science explainer for kids
Why do stars look brighter in winter? Discover how cold skies, long nights and winter constellations make stargazing magical for kids in this simple science explainer.
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Scientists warn Australia's Greater Gliders are in danger due to climate and logging collision
Australia’s greater glider is facing rapid population decline due to forest loss, bushfires and climate change, prompting scientists to call for stronger protection of vital eucalyptus habitats.
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"Critically Endangered" Hangul deer shows remarkable recovery in Jammu and Kashmir
The critically endangered Hangul deer population in Kashmir has risen to 323. Experts call this a remarkable recovery, highlighting effective conservation, community efforts and hope for endangered species globally.
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A rare ground-dwelling Tinamou found in Brazil’s Serra do Divisor
A fearless new tinamou species has been discovered in Brazil’s Amazon Mountains. Researchers confirm it is previously unknown, highlighting hidden biodiversity and the urgent need for forest conservation.
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PSLV-C62 Launch: ISRO launches PSLV-C62 with powerful surveillance satellite
ISRO has launched the PSLV-C62 rocket carrying the Anvesha hyperspectral satellite on 12th January 2026. The mission strengthens India’s Earth observation, defence surveillance and climate research capabilities from space.
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Birmingham’s sky suddenly turned "Pink" — Here’s the real reason
Birmingham residents were stunned as the night sky turned bright pink during a winter storm, caused by stadium floodlights reflecting off snow and clouds, not auroras or any cosmic phenomenon.
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The Jungle’s Secret Armour: How Pangolins survive on a diet of tiny prey?
Pangolins, the jungle’s elusive specialists, survive almost entirely on ants and termites. Their unique diet, armour and nocturnal habits make them a marvel of wildlife adaptation.
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Watch: Himalayan Griffon Vultures return to Udhampur Hills, reviving local ecosystem
Thick fog in Udhampur has triggered Himalayan Griffon vultures to migrate to nearby hills. Their movement is boosting the ecosystem, delighting locals and offering scientists valuable ecological insights.
