The longest solar eclipse in 100 years will turn day into night: Know tdate, time and where it will be visible
A rare total solar eclipse on August 2, 2027 will plunge parts of Earth into extended darkness, offering scientists and skywatchers an unusually long cosmic display few will ever witness again.
Walking shark spotted in Australia that reproduces under stress, surprising scientists
Scientists studying Australia’s walking sharks found reproduction demands no extra energy, even under stress, raising new questions about survival, climate resilience, and how these sharks quietly defy biological expectations.
After 100 million years of silence, Indian scientists witness a supermassive black hole’s dramatic ‘new birth’
A black hole silent for 100 million years suddenly erupts again, launching vast plasma jets and reshaping its galaxy, leaving astronomers questioning what triggered this dramatic cosmic awakening.
Bigger than a limo: This is the World's largest shark ever recorded
Meet Deep Blue, the largest confirmed great white shark ever recorded. Tracked across oceans and still alive past 50, her story reveals how science reshapes shark myths and conservation.
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.
Solar Eclipse February 2026: Date, time and will the 'ring of fire' eclipse be visible in India?
A rare ring of fire solar eclipse will appear in February 2026, but its path avoids India. Why this dramatic event matters, and who can witness it, may surprise you.
What Lies Below Antarctica’s ice sheet? A new map exposes a dramatic landscape long hidden from human view
Scientists have uncovered Antarctica’s hidden landscape beneath ice, revealing thousands of unseen hills and valleys, a discovery reshaping how researchers predict ice movement, melting, and future sea level rise.
Final chance to see Comet 3I/ATLAS as it leaves the Solar System this weekend: How and when to watch
Comet 3I/ATLAS, only the third interstellar object ever observed, is making its final pass through our skies, offering a rare last glimpse before vanishing into deep space forever.
Meet the Black Swan: The most beautiful and elegant black bird in the World
With its dark plumage, sudden white flashes, and nomadic habits, Australia’s black swan continues to challenge expectations, revealing how one elegant bird reshaped science, culture, and understanding of nature.
Caves in Saudi Arabia reveal mummified cheetahs preserved for 1,800 years
Scientists have discovered centuries-old cheetah mummies in Saudi caves, some nearly 1,800 years old, revealing vanished wildlife and raising intriguing questions about how large animals survive harsh environments over time.
Astronauts’ brains shift back, forward, and rotate inside skull during spaceflight, study finds
A new study reveals spaceflight physically shifts astronauts’ brains inside the skull, with changes lasting months after return, raising new questions about microgravity’s hidden effects on human health.
European Sentinel satellite captures Uttarakhand forest fires, revealing the fire line from space
The Copernicus Sentinel-2 satellite has captured detailed images of wildfires in Uttarakhand, highlighting its role in environmental monitoring. Now over ten years old, the EU mission continues providing vital data supporting wildfire tracking, land management, and broader Earth observation efforts.
SpaceX capsule brings four ISS astronauts home after NASA's first medical evacuation
Four astronauts returned early from the International Space Station after a rare medical evacuation, splashing down near California, as NASA reveals why caution outweighed schedule during an unexpected mission ending.
From 200 to 11,000 Years: World's 8 animals with the longest lifespan beyond imagination
From the Greenland shark to the ocean quahog, here are 8 animals that live for centuries or even millennia, defying nature’s limits and offering a glimpse into Earth’s most extraordinary lifespans.
"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.
The world’s largest beaver dam is so vast that it is visible from space — where is it?
Deep in Canada, a beaver-built dam is so massive it’s visible from space, quietly shaping wetlands for decades—discover how this hidden natural wonder impacts wildlife and landscapes unseen.
Satellite images reveal Himalayan snow at a 20-year low! Could Asia’s water supply be at risk?
Satellite data shows Himalayan snow has dropped to a two-decade low. Scientists warn melting peaks threaten Asia’s rivers, ecosystem and millions of people who rely on these crucial water sources.
A rare "fishing spider" discovered in Kerala streams, showing ecosystem's vital role
Scientists in Kerala have discovered a rare fishing spider that hunts fish in forest streams. The unique species reveals hidden biodiversity and highlights the importance of protecting clean freshwater ecosystems.
Will Earth lose gravity for 7 seconds in 2026? NASA breaks silence on the viral claim
A viral rumour predicts Earth losing gravity in 2026, but scientists say only a routine eclipse awaits. How did the claim spread, and why are experts pushing back now?
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.
Meet Pumuckel: The shortest living horse in the World, barely half a metre tall
Standing just 52.6 cm tall, Pumuckel defies every equine stereotype, proving that confidence, charm, and character can outweigh size, leaving many wondering how such a tiny horse became record-breaking.
5 animals so powerful they can actually kill a lion
Even the king of beasts can fall. Discover five astonishing animals—from hippos to crocodiles—that can overpower lions, revealing the surprising dangers predators face in Africa’s wild and untamed landscapes.
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.
Moon mission moves closer as NASA prepares to roll out its 30-storey-tall Artemis II rocket
NASA prepares to roll out its Artemis II Moon rocket in January 2026, while firmly dismissing viral gravity-loss rumours, raising fresh questions about lunar ambitions and how space misinformation spreads.
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.
