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The mystery of Saraswati: Does this Indian river vanish or flow as the Ghaggar-Hakra beneath the Earth
Across India’s deserts, scientists trace a vanished river linked to Saraswati, where satellite clues, buried channels, and ancient settlements raise fresh questions about climate change, civilisation collapse, and myth history.
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The man who let a snake try to eat him on camera had nearly been killed by one years earlier
He once let an anaconda try to eat him on television. Now Paul Rosolie reveals an even closer brush with death that reshaped his views on snakes and conservation.
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Giant Birds vs Army: Australia fought a war against a deadly bird that even machine guns and military couldn’t defeat
Once Australia sent soldiers with machine guns against emus. The birds scattered, survived, and outlasted the operation, leaving one question lingering: how did wildlife defeat the military?
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‘I hope they forget Artemis 2’: Why NASA’s Moon astronaut wants this historic mission to disappear with time
NASA’s Artemis 2 crew will orbit the Moon for 10 days, yet they hope history barely remembers them, believing what comes after will matter far more for humanity.
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ESA plans a controlled crash in space as Draco satellite heads for destruction
Europe plans to crash a satellite on purpose in 2027. Named Draco, the mission will watch a spacecraft burn from inside, raising questions about space debris and future orbits.
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Who Is Vandi Verma, Indian-origin woman behind NASA’s first ai-planned drive on Mars
NASA quietly let a Mars rover think for itself in December 2025. Behind this shift stands Vandi Verma, whose work hints at how future missions may explore worlds alone.
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US Navy heard a mysterious sound from the deep ocean and it may be from the world’s loneliest animal
For decades, a single whale’s strange 52-hertz call has baffled scientists, raising haunting questions about its identity, origins, and whether its lonely voice is ever heard in the vast Pacific.
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Story of Alice Ball: The woman scientist who discovered leprosy cure despite racial, gender barriers but her work was stolen
At just 23, a young chemist solved a deadly medical problem, then vanished from credit and history, leaving behind a cure, a mystery, and a legacy reclaimed decades later.
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Ghosts of the mountains appear as snow leopard family emerges in the Himalayas
A rare video from Ladakh shows a snow leopard mother and two cubs roaming calmly near border roads, hinting at healthy habitats amid rising development pressures in fragile Himalayan landscapes.
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Perseverance Rover spots wave-shaped beach on Mars, hinting at a long-lost lake World
NASA’s Perseverance rover has uncovered signs of an ancient Martian shoreline, hinting at long-lasting lakes, subsurface water activity, and conditions that may once have supported life on the Red Planet.
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Four Moons light up St. Petersburg sky in rare optical spectacle that left Russia staring up, watch video
Residents of Russia’s St. Petersburg looked up to find four glowing moons in the winter sky. The eerie spectacle wasn’t a glitch, but a rare atmospheric illusion scientists quickly explained.
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NASA fuels Artemis 2 Moon rocket despite leaks, testing readiness for a crewed lunar flight
NASA’s Moon rocket passed a tense fueling test despite hydrogen leaks, edging Artemis 2 closer to launch and raising a key question: is the spacecraft finally ready to carry astronauts beyond Earth?
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Meet the fastest animal on Earth with deadly mid-air claws and sky’s deadliest hunter
Faster than a race car and lethal mid-air, this remarkable bird dominates the skies with unmatched speed and precision, raising fresh wonder about how nature created such a hunter.
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India Budget 2026: ₹20,000 Cr allocated for carbon capture incentives to cut industrial emissions
India’s Budget 2026 places a ₹20,000 crore bet on carbon capture technologies, signalling a quiet shift in how heavy industries may cut emissions while reshaping future climate and industrial strategies.
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Asteroid 2024 YR4 may hit Moon in 2032, raising fears of fireballs and satellite fallout on Earth, scientists warn
A small asteroid could strike the Moon in 2032, sparking moonquakes, glowing craters and meteor showers, while scientists debate whether to stop it or watch a rare cosmic experiment unfold.
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NASA-ISRO’s new radar vision peers through clouds to reveal the Mississippi river delta in striking detail
A new radar image from NASA and ISRO’s NISAR satellite cuts through clouds to reveal hidden landscapes, offering an early glimpse of how the mission could reshape Earth monitoring worldwide.
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Caught on Camera: Snow leopard launches daring hunt on frozen Himachal slopes, leaving photographer speechless
A rare video from Himachal captures a snow leopard’s cliffside hunt after a storm, revealing extreme survival risks in the Himalayas and leaving viewers stunned by what unfolded next there.
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Snakes on trains: King cobras are travelling India’s rail lines, here’s what’s happening
King cobras are turning up on trains in India, and scientists now believe railways may be quietly moving these vulnerable snakes into unfamiliar habitats, raising new conservation and safety concerns.
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Meet Laurent Simons: The teen who earned PhD in quantum physics at just 15, now pursuing a second PhD in human longevity
At 15, a Belgian prodigy finishes a quantum physics PhD and turns to AI-driven medicine, raising an unexpected question about how far science can push human health and lifespan.
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February’s Snow Moon to light up winter skies with beehive cluster: Check date and time here
February’s Snow Moon rises near sunset, pairing briefly with Regulus and the Beehive Cluster, offering a quiet but rare sky alignment that invites anyone outside to look up tonight worldwide.
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Hiss and Hold: Portland residents practising yoga with snakes — Here’s why
A Portland reptile shop is blending yoga and snakes, drawing sold out crowds and raising questions about wellness, animal care, consent, and why calm pythons are sharing mats with humans.
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An invisible Wallace Line splits Asia and Australia, explaining why tigers never met koalas
Scientists reveal how continental collisions and climate shifts drew the mysterious Wallace Line, shaping Asian and Australian wildlife divides, and why understanding this boundary matters as Earth’s climate changes again.
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Strange white rocks on Mars suggest the red planet once saw millions of years of rain
Bright white rocks found by NASA’s Perseverance rover hint at ancient Martian rain lasting millions of years, raising new questions about how wet Mars once was and what those conditions might mean.
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Desert survival decoded: IISc researchers track how lizards balance energy and reproduction
In India’s harsh deserts, spiny-tailed lizards subtly change diets with seasons, storing energy for winter and shifting food choices for breeding, revealing unexpected survival strategies in extreme environments.
