New Bird in Japan: Tokara Leaf Warbler becomes Japan’s first new bird species since 1982
Scientists have identified the Tokara Leaf Warbler in Japan, the country’s first new bird species since 1982. DNA and song studies revealed it was hidden in plain sight.
Bus-Sized asteroid ‘2026 FQ2’ to zip past Earth on March 24 — Is this a 'danger' to Earth?
Asteroid 2026 FQ2, about the size of a bus, will fly past Earth on March 24. Earth is totally safe as this asteroid does not qualify as a hazardous encounter. Scientists are keeping track on this asteroid.
China’s 12,000-mirror solar plant runs after sunset—Here’s how the solar tower in Dunhuang works!
A 100 MW solar plant in Dunhuang, China uses 12,000 mirrors and molten salt to store energy and generate electricity even after sunset. Scientists believe that this is a step towards creating renewable energy and regulating electricity adequately.
6,500-Year-old grave with 1.5 Kg Gold stuns scientists—World's oldest gold relic found in Bulgaria
Archaeologists discover the world’s oldest gold in a 6,500-year-old grave in Bulgaria. There are almost 300 ancient graves on the site, but Grave 43 hold over 1.5 kilograms of gold. Scientists believe that humans had already developed advanced metallurgy during the Copper Age.
8 out of 12 kingfisher species reside in Bhitarkanika National Park— What makes this Odisha habitat so unique?
Bhitarkanika National Park in Odisha hosts 8 kingfisher species, making it a rare bird habitat. Latest census shows rising numbers, but pollution and habitat loss remain threats. Recent findings indicate that Bhitarkanika acts as a significant kingfisher diversity in India.
Re-Introduced after 43 Years: Uganda reintroduces 2 Southern White Rhinos to the wild in major conservation push!
Uganda has successfully reintroduced Rhinos to Kidepo Valley National Park after 43 years of extinction. This marks a hopeful step in conservation. Ranger patrols, continuous monitoring systems and managed habitats within the park will be determined by authorities.
World Bear Day 2026: The endangered Himalayan Brown Bear can grow up to 2.2 metres in length
This 2.2-metre Himalayan brown bear is rarely seen but critically important. On World Bear Day, experts highlight threats, habitat loss and efforts to protect this elusive species. Know why conservation efforts are becoming increasingly urgent.
World’s heaviest parrot: Kakapo is the flightless bird lives on the ground, but why did it stop flying?
The Kakapo is the most famous species among parrots. This is the world’s heaviest parrot that cannot fly. Discover how evolution shaped this rare bird and why it is now one of the most endangered species.
Meet Boyan Slat: This 16-year-old built a 'trash-eating robot' to clean the world’s oceans
Dutch inventor Boyan Slat has developed a system that uses ocean currents to collect plastic waste. Experts consider this approach a promising large-scale solution, first and foremost because it is focused on efficiency.
Believed to be extinct from 1990s, DENR-Mimaropa confirms sightings of 10 'Philippine Brown Deers' in Marinduque
Philippine brown deer has been spotted again in Marinduque after decades. Scientists believed this species had gone extinct as it disappeared in 1990s. This sighting has raised hopes of a surviving population and ongoing conservation success.
Did snow just create a "Portal"? Toronto snow drift forms walkable tunnel | WATCH
A massive snow drift in Toronto has formed a rare walkable tunnel, drawing attention for its unusual structure and the science behind this short-lived winter phenomenon worldwide.
‘Great Comet’ Solar Dive on April 4: When, where and how to watch Comet MAPS approaching the Sun
A rare celestial event is set for April 4 as the ‘Great Comet’ makes an extremely close approach to the Sun. Here’s when and how you can watch it. The comet reaches perihelion at 10:23 AM EDT.
Meet the Lion’s Mane Jellyfish: First recorded in 1865, this longest animal can stretch upto 47 metres
At forty-seven metres, this brainless giant is the longest animal ever. Discover the hypnotic "wall of death" hunting in the deep, dark Ningaloo Canyons today.
ISS retirement countdown raises alarm for scientists—Will the US lose its edge in space?
The ISS is set to retire by 2030, but uncertainty over its replacement is raising concerns about a potential gap in space research and US leadership. China has already opened its own functional space and lab called Tiangong space station.
A 250-pound 'dolphin' defies gravity with a 20-foot leap; What the lens captured will stun you!
Naturalist Bernardo Alps has captured a "Michael Jordan" moment in the Pacific. A pantropical spotted dolphin was filmed leaping 20 feet above sea. This 250-pound acrobat is stunning scientists with its vertical reach and "hang time."
A huge 210-foot, airplane-sized asteroid to pass by Earth today at high speed, NASA alerts
Asteroid 2010 RA91 will pass relatively close to Earth, but if it poses no threat, why are scientists still watching it so closely and what could change?
Rare 1-centimetre fossil found in Mongolia’s Gobi desert leaves scientists amazed
A 1-centimetre fossil from the Gobi Desert reveals a tiny mammal that lived with dinosaurs, but how did such a fragile creature survive and remain perfectly preserved?
Artemis II Update: NASA rolls out Moon rocket, astronauts enter Quarantine, lunar flyby set for April 1
NASA prepares for Artemis II launch as astronauts enter quarantine and a giant rocket reaches the pad, but what new technology and risks will shape this historic Moon mission?
Several Giant pythons appear near Kangra temple in Himachal, viral video leaves locals terrified
A cluster near Kalothare Wali Mata temple turned into writhing pythons, but why were several giant snakes gathered together, and what does this rare sighting mean?
What was the 'first plant' on Earth? Scientists traced life journey of this 470-million-years-old plant
The first plants came from algae around 470 million years ago, slowly spreading on land and helping create oxygen and soil for life to grow. They reproduced using spores and formed partnerships with helpful fungi.
A ‘Historic First’ in Physics: Tokyo scientists unlock a new way to study atoms using lasers
Scientists have achieved a historic first using lasers to study electron behaviour, revealing new insights into how light interacts with matter at the quantum level.
March Equinox 2026: What will happen to Earth during equinox on 20 March?
On March 20, 2026, Earth will experience the March Equinox, when day and night nearly balance worldwide as the Sun aligns directly above the equator. Earth is tilted at about 23.5 degrees, but during the equinox, this tilt is sideways relative to the Sun.
Watch: Thousands of bee-eater birds turn Anamalai skies into mesmerising natural ‘orchestra’
Thousands of Chestnut-headed Bee-eaters swirl together near Anamalai Tiger Reserve, creating an orchestra-like spectacle, but what hidden survival secret lies behind their perfectly coordinated flight?
Meet Inspector Clouseau: This 3.3-meter male is world’s only known pink manta ray found in the Great Barrier Reef
A rare pink manta ray named Inspector Clouseau has been spotted in Australia’s Great Barrier Reef, stunning scientists and raising questions about genetics, rarity and marine life.
Delhi’s ‘Wild Weather’ Explained: Why sandstorms, thunderstorms and rain hit the city suddenly?
Delhi witnessed sudden dust storms, thunderstorms and rain due to a western disturbance. The system brought temperature relief, but more unstable weather is expected over next days.
