Scientists report possible first glimpse of dark matter, the most elusive ingredient of the universe
Researchers now believe dark matter forms 85% of all matter. This makes it heavier than stars, planets and humans combined.
This Fluffy American Curly Horse Looks Like a Poodle
This fluffy American Curly horse is going viral for its poodle-like curls, adorable appearance, gentle personality and uniquely photogenic charm that captivates everyone instantly.
Inside the satellite: X-Rays uncover hidden stories inside a satellite back from space
X-rays allowed a safe internal view without harm. Researchers saw cracks across some composite struts. They also found fractures inside sensitive instruments.
Purple Princess Crab: Meet one of the rarest and most stunning crustaceans
The Purple Princess Crab is one of the ocean’s rarest and most breathtaking crustaceans, admired for its vibrant purple shell, elusive nature and captivating beauty.
After 13 years of searching, biologist finds super rare “corpse flower” bloom right before his eyes; gets emotional
After 13 years of searching, a biologist finally witnessed the ultra-rare “corpse flower” (Rafflesia hasseltii) bloom in Sumatra’s tiger-patrolled rainforests. A once-in-a-lifetime moment captured in the wild.
The drone that sees like a bird: AI system sets a new standard for turkey monitoring
The strongest version detected 87% of behaviours. It identified specific actions with 98% accuracy.
Scientists discovered a red giant star orbiting black hole in the Gaia BH2 system
Red giant star in Gaia BH2 shows starquakes revealing its hidden history. Study challenges assumptions about chemical age and informs black hole companion research.
White Oval Squid uses sophisticated hiding strategies to evade predators
White oval squids use colour, posture and group tactics to hide. Research shows advanced camouflage skills, offering insights for marine conservation and behavioural ecology studies.
Vampire squid genome reveals deep origins linking modern octopuses and ancient squids
Researchers from Vienna and Japan sequenced the largest cephalopod genome. They analysed the genome of the vampire squid from deep waters.
Study suggests icy moons with boiling oceans could support life
Some icy moons may have subsurface oceans that boil near thin ice layers. Despite this, life could survive deeper below, say recent scientific findings.
Ozone layer on track to heal as 2025 Antarctic hole becomes fifth smallest since 1992, says NASA
NASA and NOAA teams reported an annual maximum of 8.83 million square miles on September 9. They said this made it the fifth smallest hole since 1992.
NASA’s Roman telescope passes critical tests ahead of 2027 launch
NASA is ready to launch the Roman Space Telescope after it cleared crucial vibration, acoustic and thermal tests. The mission will enable groundbreaking cosmic surveys and exoplanet discoveries.
Webb telescope reveals hidden companion that may sculpt Red Spider Nebula
Webb reveals image of Red Spider Nebula with its hidden bubbles, dust patterns and a possible companion star. The study of image offers new insight into how dying Sun-like stars shape space.
Himalayan musk deer returns to West Bengal after 70 years, scientists confirm with images
Poachers hunt musk deer for valuable musk glands. These glands are widely used in traditional medicine trades. They are also used in old forms of perfumery.
Manchurian walnut tree shows natural weed-killing properties- Here is what study says
Scientists discovered Manchurian walnut leaves suppress weeds naturally, offering farmers an eco-friendly alternative to chemical herbicides for sustainable crop management.
NASA and Boeing delayed their next Starliner mission in April 2026
NASA and Boeing delay crewed Starliner mission due to technical issues, opting for a cargo-only flight while safety upgrades continue.
Where the kings still roam: Top 10 countries with the largest lion populations
Discover the environments that sustain the world’s lion populations, highlighting the balance of power, survival, and beauty within Earth’s most fascinating wild kingdoms.
Scientists launch mission to save German hairy snail in London
London scientists and volunteers search for the rare German hairy snail, mapping habitats and planning conservation to protect this ancient species in tidal rivers.
Saturn’s majestic rings vanish, leaving skywatchers awestruck — Here’s what happened
Saturn shocked skywatchers when its famous rings seemed to disappear, creating a rare sight caused by a ring plane crossing that briefly turns the giant planet’s rings edge-on to Earth.
Virus-hit honey bee queens spark rebellion as workers sense weakness
A new study shows viral infections weaken honeybee queens by reducing egg-laying and key pheromones, prompting workers to replace them and destabilising managed hives worldwide.
Falcon vs Hawk: Who Rules the Sky?
Falcons and hawks dominate the sky with incredible hunting skills. Discover how speed, agility and survival instincts decide who truly rules above.
Ethiopia’s Hayli Gubbi erupts suddenly; here are Earth’s largest volcanic eruptions and their impacts
Ethiopia’s Hayli Gubbi volcano has roared back after millennia, sending ash across regions. Here’s 10 biggest volcanic blasts and their immense global impacts.
Meet ‘Marich’: The injured vulture that flew 15,000 Km across four countries and returned to India
Eurasian Griffons soar using strong thermal currents daily. Their wingspan can reach almost two point eight metres.
New blue jellyfish species, nicknamed as "samurai jellyfish" found in Japanese waters
A Japanese scientist discovered a striking cobalt-blue samurai jellyfish, a new venomous species, revealing marine shifts and climate-driven oceanic changes.
