World's Deadliest Lions: Story of the most feared and infamous Mapogo coalition lions of Sabi Sands
They were six, yet moved as one. In the heart of Africa’s savanna, their reign sparked fear, respect and whispers of legend. Who were the Mapogo lions?
Why Sloths Are the Slowest Yet Smartest Survivors
Sloths are slow yet strategic survivors, blending camouflage, energy efficiency and climbing skills to thrive in rainforests.
Rings, spokes and a dusty core: NASA’s James Webb reveals story of Cartwheel Galaxy’s violent past
The Cartwheel lies about 500 million light-years away in Sculptor. Its wagon-wheel shape formed after a violent collision with a smaller galaxy.
Meet the Mudskipper – The Fish That Walks on Land
Mudskippers are amphibious fish that walk, climb and survive on land, showcasing extraordinary adaptations in mangrove ecosystems.
The Black Panther – Leopard or Jaguar?
Black panthers are melanistic leopards or jaguars, showcasing stealth, beauty and power. They mystify humans across continents.
NASA’s Webb telescope reveals unprecedented Dark Beads and star-shaped patterns on Saturn
James Webb Space Telescope discovers drifting dark beads and star-shaped stratosphere structures on Saturn, challenging atmospheric models and revealing unseen dynamics.
Hayabusa2 faces challenge as asteroid 1998 KY26 spins faster than expected
Hayabusa2 visited the 900-metre asteroid Ryugu in 2018, returning samples to Earth in 2020. The spacecraft is now on an extended mission until 2031.
India’s Earth Observation satellite ambition hinges on private sector push
India’s ambitious plan to launch 119 Earth Observation satellites by 2040 requires major private sector involvement, strategic policy support, and clear execution to scale effectively and compete in the global EO market
Chimpanzees may drink two alcoholic drinks daily, study finds
At Ngogo, chimps climb trees to pluck figs, the most popular fruit. At Taï, chimps eat mainly fallen fruit from the forest floor.
Cambridge study reveals ChatGPT-4 struggles with ancient Greek mathematical puzzle
Cambridge researchers test ChatGPT-4 on an ancient Greek maths puzzle, revealing strengths, weaknesses and the importance of guided AI reasoning.
Why are cosmic winds from neutron stars so different? XRISM reveals the mystery
XRISM’s Resolve instrument studied GX13+1, a neutron star left behind after a larger star died.
NASA shares Saturn’s rings shifting as equinox marks seasonal change
Saturn’s rings orbit along the planet’s equator. Their appearance depends on the tilt of Saturn’s spin axis toward the Sun.
Solar Eclipse September 2025: Will India witness the year’s last Surya Grahan today?
September brings the year’s final solar eclipse, but will India see it? Skywatchers worldwide await the celestial display, while the nation must wait until 2027.
Solar Eclipse September 2025: How to watch year’s last eclipse live online today
September’s partial solar eclipse will unfold today. Viewers can watch live online as the skies deliver the final celestial show of the year
Solar Eclipse September 2025: Timings and list of cities that will witness the year's last eclipse today
A solar eclipse happens when the Moon moves between Earth and the Sun. Tonight, skywatchers await a celestial display as the year’s final eclipse approaches.
Why the Okapi Is Known as the ‘Forest Giraffe’
The okapi, a rare forest giraffe with zebra-like stripes and giraffe ancestry, thrives in Congo’s rainforests yet remains elusive and mysterious. Know more about this forest giraffe.
International Red Panda Day 2025: Date, history and significance
Red pandas are threatened by dwindling forests, poaching and the illegal pet trade. Their population declined significantly, with less than 10,000 still in the wild.
NASA’s Chandra spots fastest-growing black hole in early universe
The black hole, named RACS J0320-35, is about a billion times heavier than the Sun. It lies 12.8 billion light years from Earth, meaning we see it as it was just 920 million years after the universe began.
One nebula, two perspectives: NASA’s Webb telescope captures it in striking colours
NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope reveals NGC 6072 in two striking views. Using infrared instruments, it shows the nebula’s colours and structure, offering fresh cosmic insights.
Experts claim 90% probability of witnessing black hole blast in 10 years
Stellar black holes form when massive stars collapse after death. They usually weigh between three and fifty times the Sun.
Why Snow Leopards Are Called ‘Ghosts of the Mountains’
Snow leopards, often called the ‘Ghosts of the Mountains’, remain one of nature’s most elusive predators. Explore more about why these magnificent big cats are so mysterious and revered across cultures.
NASA astronauts capture Cygnus XL cargo craft with robotic arm
The capture follows the launch of NASA’s Northrop Grumman Commercial Resupply Services 23 mission. It lifted off on 14 September at 6:11 p.m.
Astronomers discover White Dwarf Star consuming frozen planetesimal – Here is what research reveals
Astronomers spot a white dwarf consuming a Pluto-like icy world, uncovering volatile elements that reshape our understanding of planetary survival.
NASA shares a colourful skyscape: Beautiful nebula shines around NGC 6914 in Cygnus
NGC 6914 lies nearly 6,000 light years from Earth. It sits along the Milky Way’s crowded plane where gas, stars and dust collide.
