Inside the Dragon Hole of the South China sea, where oxygen vanishes from the ocean
Beneath the calm waters of the South China Sea, the Dragon Hole plunges over 301 metres, hiding twisting tunnels, vanishing oxygen and chemical secrets that scientists are only beginning to decode.
Did renowned mathematician Abraham de Moivre predict his death date? Here's the truth
A famous legend claims Abraham de Moivre calculated the exact date of his death using a sleep pattern formula. But did he truly predict it, or is history hiding a myth?
NASA’s Crew-12 lifts off successfully on a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket from Florida
SpaceX has launched Crew 12 to the ISS at 3:45 pm IST, carrying four astronauts for an eight-month mission packed with 200 experiments. What discoveries await them in microgravity?
Hubble Space Telescope Captures the Final Breaths of a Dying Star in Stunning Detail
Hubble’s latest image reveals a young pre planetary nebula where a dying star expels dust and light. Why does this brief phase matter so much for understanding stellar evolution?
Astronomers detect ‘impossible’ solar system that defies planet formation theories
Astronomers have found a rocky planet where it should not exist, orbiting far from a cool red star. Could this strange “inside out” system rewrite how we think planets form?
Bacteria can ‘talk’ and are multilingual, says biologist exploring microbial language
Bacteria can make us sick or keep us alive. A leading scientist says they “talk” using chemical signals. Could silencing their conversations change how we treat deadly infections?
NASA’s Crew-12 to lift off soon: Here’s how to watch the SpaceX Falcon 9 launch live
Four astronauts are set to launch aboard SpaceX’s Falcon 9 at 3:45 pm IST, heading to the ISS for an eight-month mission packed with 200 experiments. What discoveries await in orbit?
Inside the 'World’s largest snake den': 100,000 red-sided garter snakes huddle beneath Manitoba
Every spring in Manitoba, up to 100000 red sided garter snakes emerge from underground limestone dens, forming swirling mating balls. Why do they gather here in such astonishing numbers?
SpaceX Crew-12 set for liftoff today: Four astronauts head to space station on 8 month science mission
SpaceX prepares to send four astronauts to the ISS today at 3:45 pm IST, with over 200 experiments planned. What will Crew 12 discover during their eight-month mission?
Two new NASA satellites "STRIVE" and "EDGE" to be launched by 2030 to study Earth’s changing systems
NASA has selected two new Earth observation missions namely STRIVE and EDGE to better understand changes in the atmosphere, ice sheets and ecosystems. These satellites are expected to launch no earlier than 2030.
Meet the 3-foot-tall ‘monkey-eating’ bird: The World’s largest Eagle on the verge of extinction
Standing 3 feet tall with a wingspan over 6 feet, the Philippine eagle rules the rainforest skies. But why is this powerful ‘monkey-eating’ giant now critically endangered?
"When thunder rolled, they didn’t run"—Giraffes were seen defying nature in this viral video!
As rain pours over the open savannah, giraffes remain still and exposed in a viral Maasai Mara clip. The unusual sight has sparked questions about their resilience and storm survival instincts.
Meet General Sherman: The largest tree in the World at 275 feet tall and 2,200 years old, older than the Roman Empire
Towering over California’s Giant Forest, the 2,200-year-old General Sherman tree is the largest on Earth by volume. But how does this ancient giant still grow and survive modern threats?
A Rare Sighting: Black Panther and Leopard spotted drinking side-by-side in Karnataka’s Bhadra Tiger Reserve
In a breathtaking wildlife moment at Karnataka’s Bhadra Tiger Reserve, a black panther and a leopard were photographed drinking water together under golden light. The rare sighting, believed to show a mother melanistic leopard with her young, has captivated social media.
Do animals celebrate "Valentine’s Day"? Here’s what science says about love in the wild
Animals may not celebrate Valentine’s Day, but courtship rituals, pair bonding and fierce competition shape love in the wild. Here’s what science reveals about attraction, chemistry and survival in nature.
Two celestial events in one day? Mercury and Moon to light up February 19 night sky!
February 19, 2026, brings a rare double celestial treat as Mercury reaches its greatest eastern elongation and a crescent Moon passes close to Saturn. Here’s when and where to watch these two-night sky events.
Called crazy, now the ‘Forest Man of India’: Meet Jadav Payeng, who turned hot sand into a forest larger than New York’s Central Park
Once mocked as crazy, Jadav Payeng quietly planted trees for decades on a barren sandbar in Assam. Today, his lone effort has grown into a forest larger than Central Park.
China’s tree-planting drive turns the harsh Taklamakan desert from a biological void into a carbon sink
China’s vast tree-planting drive around the Taklamakan Desert may be turning shifting sands into a carbon sink. But can forests truly tame one of Earth’s harshest landscapes?
Love written in the sky? Mesmerising heart-shaped northern lights spotted over Norway ahead of Valentine’s day
A Norwegian photographer captured a rare heart-shaped aurora glowing above Norway just before Valentine’s Day. Was it coincidence or cosmic timing? The stunning image has left viewers awestruck worldwide.
Darwin Day: How Charles Darwin cracked the "code of evolution"—And scientists still use this today!
Charles Darwin’s theory of evolution by natural selection transformed biology and continues to guide modern science, from genetics to medicine and conservation.
Hidden Under Ice: 175-million-year-old "pink granite" emerged beneath Antarctic ice, stuns scientists
Scientists studying pink granite boulders in West Antarctica have discovered a massive, ancient granite structure hidden beneath the ice for 175 million years. This offers clues about ancient landscapes and ice behaviour.
Ancient wonder returns: "Lighthouse of Alexandria" stones found after 1,600 years underwater in Egypt
After more than 1,600 years underwater, massive stones from the legendary Lighthouse of Alexandria have been recovered. Using photogrammetry and 3D modelling, scientists are digitally reconstructing this ancient wonder.
What is the viral ‘Hiroshima Romance’ fireworks? Science explained behind this viral trend
A 27-second fireworks clip from Liuyang, China, has gone viral, earning the nickname “Love in Hiroshima.” The viral video showcases cutting-edge pyrotechnic science, where chemistry, physics and engineering combine to produce new type of fireworks.
Extinct for 100 years, this giant tortoise was found alive, and its comeback could change everything
Declared extinct for over a century, a lone giant tortoise has resurfaced on a remote volcanic island, raising urgent questions about survival, hidden populations, and whether a lost lineage can truly return.
Is Indian Ocean is losing its salt? Scientists warn of climate impact in India
Scientists have detected a major drop in salinity in one of the world’s saltiest ocean regions. The change could affect monsoons, marine life and global climate systems, raising new concerns about the impact of warming seas.
