India has a lake that changes colour and was formed by a meteor 50,000 years ago, know where it is
A colour-changing lake born from a meteor impact keeps baffling scientists, blending space science, ancient myths, and rare life forms, raising one lingering question about Earth’s hidden mysteries.
Can licking a toad really get you high or is the myth far more dangerous than the drug?
A viral park warning revived myths about psychedelic toads, but scientists say licking them brings danger, conservation risks, and medical emergencies, while researchers quietly study the drug’s strange potential.
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.
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.
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?
‘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.
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.
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.
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.
Scientists developed a new water filter that removes toxic ‘forever chemicals’ 100 times faster
Scientists have developed a revolutionary water filter that removes toxic “forever chemicals” up to 100 times faster than traditional methods. The breakthrough could reshape global water safety and public health.
NASA's Artemis II Pushed Back: Launch delayed till March 2026 after hydrogen leak in key tests
NASA has delayed the first crewed Artemis II mission from February to March 2026. A recent Wet Dress Rehearsal revealed minor issues, including a hydrogen leak. Teams are now fixing problems and preparing for a historic Moon orbit launch.
ISRO director confirms Chandrayaan-4 will bring back samples from moon
India’s Chandrayaan‑4 mission aims to bring Moon soil and rocks back to Earth. The ambitious mission could reveal the Moon’s ancient secrets and strengthen India’s space leadership.
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.
Rare Galapagos Albatross makes 3,000-mile journey to California, the only 2nd sighting ever recorded
Scientists have spotted a critically endangered waved albatross nearly 3,000 miles from its Galapagos home off the California coast. The rare sighting has sparked fresh questions about seabird behaviour and ocean conditions.
Lab-made cosmic dust? This PhD student made cosmic dust in her lab in Sydney
PhD student Linda Losurdo in Sydney recreated cosmic dust in the laboratory to uncover how life’s building blocks may have reached Earth. Her stardust experiments could reshape the understanding of universe and biology’s beginnings.
Starwatch Alert: Orion the "hunter" dominates February night across global skies
February offers a perfect view of Orion the Hunter. Spot its iconic Belt and Sword in the evening sky, with Sirius and Aldebaran nearby. Clear nights make winter stargazing unforgettable.
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.
"It's raining Iguanas": Iguanas seen falling from trees as cold hits Florida
Record-breaking cold has stunned Florida’s green iguanas, causing hundreds to fall from trees. Scientists explain this unusual behaviour as a natural survival response to freezing temperatures.
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.
500 Manatees gathered to Three Sisters Springs in Florida to escape cold temperature
Hundreds of manatees gathered at Three Sisters Springs as cold air met warm waters, creating a rare winter spectacle in Crystal River. Scientists use photographs, drones and tracking technology to study this remarkable migration.
Unitree G1 Robot: World's first humanoid robot that walked 130,000 steps in deep snow at -47°C in China
China’s Unitree G1 humanoid robot has successfully completed an extreme cold test in Xinjiang, walking through deep snow at -47 degrees Celsius. The experiment highlights major progress in robotics designed for harsh environments.
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.
Sun unleashes 4 x-class solar flares in 2 days, scientists issue global warming
The Sun has released four powerful X-class solar flares in just two days, alarming scientists worldwide. Experts warn these eruptions may disrupt satellites, communication systems and power grids as solar activity continues to rise.
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?
NASA's Artemis II White Dress Rehearsal: Know What, When, Where and How to watch this live
On February 3, 2026, NASA will run Artemis II White Dress Rehearsal. Engineers will fuel the rocket, simulate countdown and ensure the Orion spacecraft is mission-ready for lunar flight.
