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New research reveals cats eat grass to manage hairballs. Tiny spikes on grass trap fur, helping cats expel clumps and maintain digestive health.
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Astronomers discovered a mysterious red sphere, CWISE J1249, speeding through space. Its unusual traits challenge planetary and stellar formation theories, prompting global scientific investigation.
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Volcanic CO₂ seeps in Papua New Guinea reveal coral decline and algae takeover under future acidic oceans, threatening biodiversity and coastal communities worldwide.
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Scientists discovered 13 new bush frog species in Northeast India. Future studies will map ranges, monitor populations and explore ecological roles to support conservation.
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Scientists discovered four rainforest cats coexist by hunting in separate vertical zones. Camera traps and DNA analysis reveal dietary differences, reshaping predator ecology understanding.
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Physicists explore whether the universe hides extra dimensions. These tiny, curled-up or warped dimensions could explain gravity’s weakness and reveal new fundamental physics.
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Astronomers discovered a primordial cluster beyond Neptune in the Kuiper Belt. Stable, ancient icy bodies may reveal planetary migration and the Sun’s early formation environment.
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Scientists discovered the reason behind Elephant’s Foot, buried beneath Chernobyl Reactor 4 which was formed in 1986. It emitted deadly radiation and remains hazardous, warning of nuclear risks and long-term fallout.
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Scientists discovered a fern that naturally produces rare-earth element crystals. This could provide sustainable mining alternatives for critical materials used in modern electronics.
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A record 2023 heatwave has devastated Florida’s coral reefs. Elkhorn and staghorn corals are now functionally extinct, threatening marine ecosystems and coastal protection.
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A new molecular qubit works with standard fibre-optic networks, advancing efforts to build a quantum internet offering ultra-secure communications and faster global data transfer.
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Fossils reveal a giant lamniform shark lived 115 million years ago in Australia. The discovery shows early modern sharks grew large, dominating ancient oceans.
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New simulations reveal how galaxy cluster collisions create ghostly radio relics. Turbulence and shock compression amplify magnetic fields, explaining their unusual brightness and radio emission patterns.
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The ISS captured Delhi’s dazzling night glow, showing urban lights, infrastructure and population density. The photo highlights global urbanisation patterns and human impact from space.
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Forty-two glacial lakes in Nepal face extreme bursting risk. Climate change and melting glaciers threaten villages, infrastructure and lives. The authorities monitor lakes and promote early warnings.
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A striking deep-space image of the Lion Nebula shows massive stars shaping glowing gas clouds. Captured over 35 hours, it highlights stunning cosmic detail in Cepheus.
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Hannah Shirley, the world’s oldest known pygmy hippo, marked her 52nd birthday at the San Diego Humane Society’s Ramona Wildlife Center.
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The species reaches about 1.2 metres long and carries a slender form with a tapering tail.
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A remote camera captured a wild wolf skillfully pulling a crab trap ashore, revealing rare tool-like behaviour that researchers say may be the first recorded in wild canids.
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Scientists analysed rocks from South Africa that hold early history. These samples date back almost 3.3 billion years.
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Researchers from the Max Planck Institute for Solar System Research led the study. They examined iron isotopes in 15 Earth rocks.
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The ISS shared an image of Delhi glowing strongly. The photo was taken at around 10:54 pm from nearly 400 kilometres above Earth.
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Researchers from NIRRCH Mumbai, IISc Bengaluru and BHU Varanasi found two genes working like rivals during early conception.
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The boa lives in dense rainforests across northern South America. It spends most time several metres above the forest floor.
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Apep was first spotted in optical light in 2018. Only the innermost spiral was visible through early images. JWST’s MIRI instrument has now revealed several faint spirals.
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Gujarat has confirmed that a wandering tiger has made Ratanmahal Wildlife Sanctuary in Dahod district its new home.
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A rare moment at Kuno National Park has marked an important step in India’s cheetah revival, with officials confirming a significant new milestone in the project.
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A Death Valley shrub rearranges its cells to survive extreme heat, offering insights for creating crops resilient to rising global temperatures.
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New calves give the endangered vaquita a lifeline, with fresh sightings showing breeding continues despite extreme decline, while strict protection now determines the species' future.
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The distant galaxy LAP1-B shows extremely old activity, and its light moved 13 billion years to reach JWST.
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Scientists have traced Australia’s unprecedented toxic algal bloom to a surprising species producing potent neurotoxins, reshaping understanding of the marine crisis and its climate-driven roots.
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A new radar study shows no clear decline in flying insects, but scientists warn the data misses many species and demands cautious interpretation.
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Scientists report unusual biological patterns on the Tibetan Plateau, hinting at live human evolution in action. A new study now explores what might be driving these changes.
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Mukhi, India’s first Indian-born cheetah, gives birth to five healthy cubs, marking a historic milestone for Project Cheetah conservation efforts.
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For 64 days, one Alaska town enters a strange twilight world, watching daylight vanish as residents brace for a long, silent winter unlike anything most ever experience.
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Scientists discovered a mysterious golden orb 3,300 meters deep off Alaska. Its origin is unknown, prompting further research into deep-sea life.
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A groundbreaking study reveals kissing may have evolved 16–21 million years ago in ape ancestors. Humans, Neanderthals, and even polar bears could be part of a long kissing lineage.
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Gaganyaan-1 will serve as the programme’s first uncrewed test. ISRO has scheduled the planned mission for December 2025.
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Three Chinese astronauts remain stranded aboard Tiangong after debris damaged Shenzhou‑20. A replacement spacecraft will safely return them to Earth.
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The comet 3I/Atlas is the third interstellar visitor seen here. The earlier objects were 1I/ʻOumuamua in 2017 and 2I/Borisov in 2019.
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Three satellite-tagged Amur falcons from Manipur have crossed the Arabian Sea nonstop, revealing extraordinary endurance, precise migration routes and strengthened conservation efforts across continents.
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Scientists in Assam record India’s first albino Asian water snake. The discovery aids research, genetics studies and wildlife conservation awareness.
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Scientists recover a massive fin whale skull in Cornwall. The specimen supports whale research and may serve as a local community memorial.
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Scientists at the Physical Research Laboratory used their 1.2-metre telescope to observe comet 3I/ATLAS.
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Researchers reveal light’s magnetic field directly influences matter, reshaping understanding of the Faraday Effect in optics and quantum tech.
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Scientists uncover spiders that stay active in freezing winters using unique antifreeze proteins, offering new insights into evolution and potential breakthroughs for sustainable pest control.
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NASA tracks the growing South Atlantic Anomaly, revealing weak magnetic fields, potential satellite risks and some insights into Earth’s core dynamics and magnetic field reversals.
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The galaxy, known as Y1, existed just 800 million years after the Big Bang and is forming stars 180 times faster than the Milky Way today.
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Scientific studies show giraffes take short and frequent naps under two hours. Researchers observed that age, environment and predation risk shape sleep patterns, informing conservation efforts.
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Astronomers discovered a close companion star orbiting red giant π¹ Gruis, challenging stellar evolution models and revealing binary star mysteries.
