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Little spotted Kiwi found alive on mainland New Zealand after 46 years
The little spotted kiwi is New Zealand’s smallest kiwi species, known for its pale feathers and nocturnal, flightless behaviour.
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Hidden 'ice cube' clouds spotted near Milky Way core, indicating recent black hole blast
Astronomers using the Green Bank Telescope in West Virginia have spotted massive clouds of cold hydrogen gas hiding within the Fermi bubbles.
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10 Most Beautiful and Brightest Red Birds in the World
From forests to gardens, these dazzling red birds are nature’s most striking gems. Discover the 10 most beautiful and brightest red-feathered birds found across the globe in this vibrant showcase.
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How much did ISRO spend on Shubhanshu Shukla’s Axiom-4 mission? Here's what it cost
The Axiom-4 crew, including Shukla, spent almost 20 days in space, with approximately 19 days aboard the ISS. Their stay involved several scientific and collaborative activities aimed at furthering microgravity research and international cooperation in space.
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Meet the rare two-headed wolf snake: The bizarre reptile found in Odisha’s Keonjhar forest
The two-headed form, known as dicephaly, is caused by incomplete embryo separation. Although rare, this condition occasionally occurs in reptiles
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India’s Himalayan Chandra Telescope spots interstellar comet ATLAS from Ladakh – See images here
This is only the third interstellar object ever found. The first was 'Oumuamua in 2017, and the second, Borisov, in 2019.
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Astronomers spot rare ‘Infinity’ galaxy and possible birth of a supermassive black hole
Astronomers have discovered the ‘Infinity’ galaxy — two merging galaxies forming a supermassive black hole — possibly the first direct evidence of black hole birth. The finding could reshape our understanding of early universe formation.
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Doomed Giant: Astronomers witness a dying planet spiraling toward its star
Astronomers have tracked the deadly orbital decay of TOI-2109b — a massive gas giant orbiting its star in just 16 hours. The planet is spiraling inward and may soon be torn apart, offering a rare glimpse into planetary destruction.
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New Earths in the making? Astronomers capture glimpse of planets being born around a baby Sun, watch here
In a cosmic first, astronomers have captured the birth of rocky planets around a baby sun-like star 1,370 light-years away. The discovery offers a rare glimpse into how planetary systems like ours begin to form.
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UK scientists successfully use DNA from three people to prevent rare genetic diseases in babies
Eight babies have been born in the UK using a groundbreaking IVF method that combines DNA from three people to prevent life-threatening mitochondrial disorders.
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Betta Fish: 10 Must-Know Tips Before Adding One to Your Tank
Betta fish, with their flowing fins and vibrant colors, are a favorite among aquarium lovers. But while they are often marketed as easy, low-maintenance pets, there’s a lot more to Betta care than just a bowl and some food. Before you bring one home, check out these 10 essential tips every Betta owner should know:
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Meet world's most expensive insect: This rare stag beetle is worth more than a luxury car – here’s why
Meet the stag beetle, a rare insect that can sell for over Rs 75 lakh. Discover why collectors, cultures, and black markets are obsessed with this tiny yet valuable creature.
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Scientists say up to 100 tiny galaxies could be hiding around the Milky Way
New research from Durham University suggests the Milky Way could have up to 100 hidden satellite galaxies. The findings support the Lambda Cold Dark Matter theory and offer clues to how the Universe evolved.
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The largest Martian meteorite on Earth sold for $5.3 million at auction
A 54-pound Martian meteorite, the largest ever discovered on Earth, sold for $5.3 million at Sotheby’s. Learn about its origin, scientific significance, and the debate over private ownership.
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NASA alert: A giant 120-foot, airplane-sized asteroid approaching Earth today
NASA has confirmed that asteroid 2022 YS5 is approaching. The space rock will make its closest pass on 17 July.
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World Snake Day: This northern green anaconda is world’s largest snake and weighs over 500 kg
Scientists exploring Ecuador’s rainforest uncovered a new giant anaconda species during a National Geographic expedition in the remote Baihuaeri Waorani Territory.
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A pet cat in Florida helps scientists discover two new viruses
The virus, still not fully understood, is part of a family previously thought to be harmless. However, recent links have been found to gastrointestinal and neurological issues.
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New survey finds 43 grassland and endangered bird species in Kaziranga
A recent survey across Kaziranga National Park and Tiger Reserve has revealed an impressive variety of grassland bird species.
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Another beautiful day on Mars: NASA’s curiosity takes a leisurely winter stroll, one sol at a time
Mastcam captured colourful images of a trough and a nearby displaced block nicknamed “Ouro.” Scientists suspect it could be linked to a small impact crater.
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Earth is spinning faster, bringing the shortest days ahead – know the dates here
Several things affect Earth’s spinning speed. The Moon is one of them. When it’s far from Earth’s equator, our planet spins a bit faster.
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A massive 120-foot asteroid 2022 YS5 to fly past Earth on 17 July, NASA warns
NASA has confirmed that asteroid 2022 YS5 will pass by Earth on 17 July. Measuring about 120 feet wide, it's roughly the size of an airplane.
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Shubhanshu Shukla’s 18 days in space: 7 Indian scientific experiments conducted during the Axiom-4 mission
During his 18-day stay aboard the ISS, Indian astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla conducted seven key scientific experiments developed by Indian institutes as part of the Axiom-4 mission’s research objectives.
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10 epic moments as Shubhanshu Shukla and Axiom-4 crew return to Earth
Group Captain Shubhanshu Shukla returned safely to Earth with Axiom-4 crewmates Peggy Whitson, Slawosz Uznanski, and Tibor Kapu. Here are 10 unforgettable moments from their splashdown, marking the end of their successful mission aboard the International Space Station.
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First glimpse of smiling Shubhanshu Shukla as he exits SpaceX Dragon capsule after touchdown
Shubhanshu Shukla, the first Indian to visit the ISS, returns safely to Earth after the Axiom-4 mission. Watch his first glimpse after emerging from SpaceX’s Dragon capsule
