Scientists revisit old theory: Are tiny ancient black holes passing through our bodies unseen?
A provocative theory is gaining new support today. Scientists suggest atom-sized black holes may move through Earth. These primordial black holes likely formed after the Big Bang.
From Titan to Europa: 8 most stunning Moons of the Solar System
Eight distant worlds hold secrets that still puzzle scientists and spark endless curiosity. Each moon offers a strange allure, inviting questions about what lies beneath, beyond, and waiting to be discovered.
Lightning detected on Mars for the first time by NASA’s Perseverance Rover; here’s what it is
The rover has explored Jezero Crater since 2021. Its SuperCam instrument recorded audio and electromagnetic signals. These signals revealed tiny electrical discharges on Mars.
World’s oldest little penguin, Lazzie, turns 25 at Cincinnati Zoo
Lazzie hatched at Cincinnati Zoo in 2000. She became the first little penguin born there. The zoo now holds North America’s largest colony.
ISRO satellite captures Cyclone Ditwah barrelling towards Sri Lanka in high-precision view from space
ISRO released clear images showing strong bands building. The satellite followed Ditwah as it moved northwest. Its sensors mapped rain clusters reaching nearby coasts.
World’s most expensive satellite Nisar sends first sharp look at India as science phase begins
Nisar’s S-Band radar captured the Godavari River Delta with striking detail, showing mangroves, fields, arecanut crops and aquaculture ponds.
From Birds-of-Paradise to Peacock Spiders: 10 best dancers of the animal kingdom
A stunning celebration of nature’s most captivating performers, showcasing remarkable courtship dances and dazzling displays from across the animal kingdom. These extraordinary moves highlight creativity, survival, and beauty in unexpected and unforgettable ways.
NASA’s Best: 10 mesmerising images of the day from November 2025
Explore 10 mesmerising NASA images captured in November 2025, showcasing dramatic cosmic vistas, planetary close-ups and rare celestial events that reveal the beauty, scale and mystery of our ever-changing universe.
Russian launch pad damaged during Soyuz liftoff to Space Station
Roscosmos confirmed damage at the Baikonur Cosmodrome after launch. The Soyuz MS 28 mission reached the International Space Station safely.
Kerala on Mars: Periyar, Thumba and Varkala claim new cosmic addresses on the Red Planet
Kerala now joins earlier Indian names found on Mars. Ganga and craters named after Devendra Lal remain important examples.
Earth on alert: 3I/Atlas raises big questions over interstellar object dangers
We have seen three interstellar objects in recent years. Oumuamua appeared first during 2017. The comet 2I/Borisov arrived during 2019. The interstellar comet 3I/Atlas is passing now. Many more may have crossed our skies before.
400-year-old Greenland shark spotted 4,000 miles from home
A 400-year-old Greenland shark, the world’s longest-living vertebrate, was spotted 4,000 miles from its Arctic home, offering new insights into deep-sea mysteries.
From Red to Violet: How our eyes spot every colour?
Do you know how our eyes and brain work together to see millions of colours? Well, here is all you need to know about colours and their role in our everyday life.
How do volcanoes erupt? Science explained for kids
Discover why volcanoes erupt, how magma and gases cause eruptions and why volcanoes are essential for life on Earth.
Mysterious dark-rayed crater spotted on Jupiter's Moon, Ganymede's icy surface
NASA’s Juno spacecraft captured a rare dark-rayed crater on Ganymede, offering fresh clues about the moon’s icy surface, impact history and future exploration prospects.
Moss spores survived nearly a year in harsh space conditions, scientists confirm
Scientists report moss spores stayed viable after nearly 1 year in space, showing remarkable resilience to radiation, temperature shifts and microgravity.
Tiger numbers climb in Odisha with 32 majestic cats logged in Similipal survey
Odisha confirmed increased tiger numbers in its latest assessment. The Forest Department recorded 32 individual tigers in Similipal.
Thirty-Metre Telescope: India and Japan search for extraterrestrial life
The Thirty Metre Telescope unites India and Japan in space exploration. Expected to be operational by mid-2030s, scientists will study about planets, galaxies and hunt for evidence of alien life beyond Earth.
PM Modi inaugurates Skyroot’s new infinity campus and Vikram-I Rocket
The newly constructed site spans nearly 200,000 square feet total. It supports designing, developing and testing several launch vehicles. The campus can produce one orbital rocket each month.
OPINION | India’s escalating 'superbug' crisis
India faces a rapidly worsening antimicrobial resistance crisis driven by multidrug-resistant bacteria, weak surveillance, and antibiotic misuse, demanding urgent action, stronger monitoring, new therapies, and public awareness
Global mammal count rises: The World gains 1,300 new species
The Mammal Diversity Database lists 1,579 additions since 2005. These include 805 new descriptions and 774 species splits.
Study reveals why Lemurs are vanishing day by day in Madagascar?
Researchers reveal lemurs are being eaten secretly across Madagascar, raising urgent conservation alarms for endangered species survival.
NASA’s Osiris-Apex flyby: Watch the spacecraft capture a stunning view of Earth
The probe flew 3,438 kilometres above Earth during its swing. It moved closer than several high-orbit satellites circling the planet.
This fruit on Earth looks 'blue' in colour without any pigment
Scientists have discovered a rare blue fruit that reflects light structurally, attracting birds while inspiring research into optics, evolution and nature’s survival strategies
