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NASA announced that its SPHEREx mission recently recorded detailed observations of comet 3I/ATLAS.
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According to the study, superheavy dark matter particles could be captured inside massive planets such as Jupiter.
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Who takes the crown for the slowest mover on Earth — sloth, turtle or slug? Scientists have finally settled the debate, and the surprising answer might slow you down too.
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From vibrant weaver bird nests to majestic peacocks and colourful butterflies, Gurugram’s urban spaces reveal stunning glimpses of wildlife, offering a rare chance to witness nature’s beauty thriving amid the city.
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NASA confirmed the rock is about 120 feet wide. It races at 28,482 miles per hour through space.
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Planet Nine was previously suggested as a possible explanation for distant orbital clustering. It was thought to be ten times Earth’s mass, orbiting far beyond Neptune.
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NASA’s Perseverance rover has spotted a strange, helmet on Mars, sparking curiosity among scientists and space enthusiasts about its origins and what secrets it might reveal about the Red Planet.
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Scientists uncovered water sealed beneath Canada’s crust for over two billion years. Salty, bitter and microbe-tinged, the ancient find could hold secrets about Earth’s past and life beyond.
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Researchers believe crows share warnings within their community, teaching younger birds who to avoid. This points to an extraordinary memory that lasts decades.
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Normally, seagulls feed on fish, insects, crabs, snails, or even smaller birds and eggs. Watching one consume a rabbit in this manner has shocked many viewers.
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Researchers found that Comet 12P/Pons-Brooks contains water matching Earth’s oceans. The comet, nicknamed the “devil comet,” was studied using advanced observatories in Chile and Hawaii.
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Astronomers were photographing the Pleiades star cluster (M45). Long exposures were made to show faint nebulosity clearly.
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NASA confirmed asteroid 2025 QK3 is heading towards Earth. The rock is nearly 120 feet wide in size. It is travelling at a speed of 28,482 miles per hour.
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The Crab Pulsar is seen as a bright spot within the nebula. It sits inside the gaseous swirl at the nebula’s core.
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Cecil lives at Waterford Beach Park in Connecticut. He has gained fame for his relentless food-stealing acts. Locals say everyone knows his yellow eyes.
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From zebra-striped donkeys to massive feline hybrids, these human-made creatures challenge nature’s rules. Discover 11 unusual and rare crossbreeds you may have never heard of before.
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Astronomers have uncovered an unusual X-ray pulsar emitting powerful bursts, challenging existing theories. This discovery could reveal hidden secrets about neutron stars and the extreme physics shaping our universe.
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By using Hubble’s advanced instruments, scientists plan to map 19 nearby galaxies. They aim to identify more than 50,000 nebulae in total.
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From dazzling meteor fireballs to glowing nebulae and cosmic clouds, NASA’s latest collection of astronomical images captures the beauty and mystery of our universe in breathtaking detail.
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NASA has confirmed that asteroid 2025 PR is on course. The rock measures about 71 feet in width.
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The Surya model and its training datasets are freely available online, hosted on HuggingFace and GitHub. NASA hopes researchers, students, and developers worldwide will adapt the tool for new applications.
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Researchers built detailed family trees of more than 1,000 snakes, captured and released over years of fieldwork. Their findings show inbred snakes were 13% less likely to produce surviving young and had 12% lower annual survival.
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The clip shows a group of turtles forming a circle, with two turtles meeting in the middle. The scene resembles a roundtable conference of animals.
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Seasonal Black Moons appear only once every 33 months. Another version of the term refers to a second new moon in a calendar month. That type will not appear until 31 August 2027.
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Wildlife officers in Sri Lanka report male elephants engaging in same-sex bonding, grooming and mounting in national parks.
