Tiny fossils in Japan reveal how the Pacific Ocean moved millions of years ago
Scientists in Japan discovered microscopic fossils revealing that the North Pacific Ocean was once more interconnected. The findings offer clues about ancient currents, marine life migration and climate patterns millions of years ago.
DNA analysis reveals 18th-century Siberian Shaman woman had closely related parents
Frozen Siberian mummies reveal how Indigenous Yakuts preserved their genetics, traditions and shamanism for centuries, defying conquest, climate extremes and cultural erasure in one of Earth’s harshest regions.
Saudi Arabia was not always a desert, scientists reveal its lush past
Saudi Arabia’s deserts were once rivers, lakes, and grasslands. Scientists reveal “Green Arabia,” a thriving ecosystem that supported humans, hippos, crocodiles and lush biodiversity long before the sands took over.
This tiny "tiger mosquito" from Africa is taking over French backyards
African tiger mosquito is invading French gardens, laying eggs in backyard water sources. Scientists warn it can spread viruses like dengue and chikungunya, and gardeners should stay alert.
Meet the Indian Giant Squirrel: This rare forest-star spotted during tiger census 2026
During India’s 2026 Tiger Census, a rare Indian giant squirrel was spotted in Lonavala. Scientists say this indicates healthy forests, rich biodiversity, and thriving wildlife corridors in Maharashtra.
Meet the frilled shark, an 80-million-year-old deep-sea survivor from the dinosaur age
Deep below sunlight, a rarely seen frilled shark reveals ancient anatomy, slow reproduction, and mysterious habits, offering scientists fleeting clues about evolution, survival, and fragile ecosystems hidden in Earth’s darkest oceans.
Matter vs Antimatter: Who wins the ultimate cosmic showdown?
When matter collides with antimatter, both vanish in a powerful energy burst. Scientists explain who truly wins this cosmic showdown which is the universe’s most explosive rivalry.
Nasa astronaut captures eerie purple lightning buzzing across Earth from space; watch video
From the ISS, NASA astronaut Don Pettit captured rare purple lightning and mysterious upper-atmosphere flashes above massive storms, revealing a hidden electrical world few ever witness from Earth.
Sleep without a brain? Jellyfish and Sea anemones are doing it
Jellyfish and sea anemones exhibit sleep-like states without brains. Scientists say this discovery rewrites evolution’s timeline, showing sleep may predate complex nervous systems entirely.
NASA combines 100 maps of the universe into one cosmic masterpiece
NASA’s SPHEREx telescope has combined 100+ infrared maps into the universe’s first all-sky cosmic atlas, revealing galaxies, interstellar clouds, and cosmic inflation patterns never seen before.
NASA's Perseverance captures giant sand ripples on Mars, revealing planet’s hidden winds
Mars’ Perseverance rover examines towering “Hazyview” sand ripples, revealing ancient winds and mysterious water-dust interactions. Could these dormant formations still shift today? Discover what secrets the Red Planet’s sands may hold.
ISRO rings in the new year with PSLV-C62, launching EOS-N1 and 18 satellites into orbit
India opens 2026 with a crucial PSLV launch carrying a powerful surveillance satellite and experimental payloads, marking a comeback mission that could reshape how the country watches Earth from space.
This Elephant just joined a football game with kids and internet can’t get enough
A wild elephant in Odisha joins a group of kids playing football, showing surprising intelligence and playfulness. Scientists explain why elephants engage in such curious and coordinated behaviours.
Antarctic iceberg turns "blue" and it could break apart soon, according to NASA
Antarctica’s iceberg A‑23A displays brilliant blue meltwater pools on its surface. NASA satellites reveal its slow breakup, offering scientists vital clues about polar ice melt and climate change.
The TikTok effect on parrots: How viral parrot videos are pushing species toward extinction
Viral parrot videos fuel soaring demand, but behind the fame lies a deadly global trade. Conservationists reveal how social media trends are pushing one of Earth’s smartest birds toward extinction.
Iran’s sleeping volcano, Taftan show signs of awakening after 700,000 years
After 700,000 years of near silence, Iran’s Taftan volcano is showing signs of underground movement. Satellite data reveals rising ground, prompting scientists to closely monitor the ancient giant.
NASA James Webb telescope spots ‘Astronomy’s Platypus’ hiding in the early universe
NASA’s Webb Telescope has identified compact, mysterious galaxies nicknamed “astronomy’s platypus.” These strange objects defy classification, offering insights into the early universe, galaxy formation and unexpected cosmic structures billions of years ago.
The hidden self-healing secret of crows revealed-Here is how they heal themselves
Crows perform an unusual “anting” ritual, rubbing ants on their feathers. This behaviour may reduce parasites, act as natural antiseptic, and inspire insights into medicine, ecology and survival strategies.
First spacewalk of 2026 set for January 8: When astronauts step outside and where you can watch it live
Two NASA astronauts step outside the International Space Station in January 2026, installing new hardware, testing safety systems, and collecting clues about life on the station’s outer skin.
Why does fog appear more in winter? Learn the science behind this
Ever wondered why winter mornings are so foggy? Science explains how cold air, moisture, and calm winds combine to turn water vapour into magical, misty fog near the ground.
Do you yawn after seeing someone yawning? Science explainer for kids
Ever noticed how one yawn can trigger many? Science reveals how your brain copies others, why yawns spread so easily, and what this curious habit says about humans.
Meet the zombie snake that rises from the dead: the clever trick it uses to escape predators
A harmless snake emerging this spring is earning a zombie reputation across America, using dramatic death acting, strange displays, and clever survival tricks that have prompted official warnings and public curiosity.
Scientists discovered a new porcupine species in Colombia after 126 years
DNA analysis has revealed a hidden porcupine species in Colombia, mistaken for over a century. The discovery shows how even large mammals can remain unnoticed in plain sight.
Three Amur falcons fly 5,000 km from India in five days using wind physics
Tiny Amur falcons tagged in India stunned scientists by flying 5,000 kilometres to Africa in days, using powerful winds and mysterious endurance strategies that researchers are still trying to understand.
