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Cockroach milk is four times more nutritious than cow’s milk. Would you drink it?
Scientists say cockroach milk contains four times more protein than cow’s milk. Here’s how it works, its benefits, risks, and whether humans could ever drink it.
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UK Waters Overrun: 2025 officially declared the year of blooming Octopus
Scientists declared 2025, the year of the Blooming Octopus following an unprecedented increase in numbers since 1950.The spotted are Octopus vulgaris, which is a species commonly seen in the warmer Mediterranean Sea. UK’s coastal waters are witnessing a marine phenomenon rarely seen.
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The ‘Eye of Sauron’ star erupts with an unprecedented space collision
Astronomers have witnessed shocking cosmic collisions around Fomalhaut, a nearby star just 25 light-years away. Giant space rocks smashed apart, rewriting what scientists thought they knew about planetary systems.
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Scientists reveal how "Fru Gene" controls drone begging in worker bees
Scientists have discovered that male honeybee begging behaviour is controlled by a single gene called Fru. This gene determines how drones obtain food from worker bees, revealing some complex social interactions genetically programmed.
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Stardust Mystery: Scientists reveal the giant stars might be using hidden forces to propel elements
Astronomers discover that starlight alone cannot launch cosmic dust from giant stars. This finding challenges decades of assumptions about how life’s essential atoms spread through space.
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Top 10 Space Mysteries that Science is Trying to Solve in 2026
From dark matter to Venus’s hidden secrets, 2026 promises shocking discoveries. Astronomers are racing to solve cosmic puzzles that have baffled humanity. Explore the top space mysteries being investigated this year.
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What if rivers were never the real home of freshwater fish? Here is what study says
Scientists have discovered that most freshwater fish may have originated in ancient oceans, not rivers. Fossils and DNA now reveal a surprising evolutionary journey that reshapes biology.
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James Webb telescope spots a bizarre lemon-like planet discovered 2,000 light-years away
NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope has discovered a lemon-shaped exoplanet, PSR J2322‑2650b, with an extreme atmosphere unlike any previously seen. The bizarre world defies planetary science and stretches imagination beyond limits.
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From Space to Sea: NASA satellite spot tiny Red Plankton that could protect Whales
NASA satellites have detected tiny red plankton swarming the oceans, revealing critical feeding grounds for endangered North Atlantic right whales. This breakthrough could transform ocean conservation and protect marine giants.
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ISRO BlueBird‑6: Here’s everything you need to know about the launch
ISRO’s BlueBird‑6 satellite is set for launch on 24 December 2025. This date has been rescheduled from 15th December. The mission will provide direct global broadband to smartphones. Learn when, where and how to watch this historic launch live.
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Gold in West Bengal: GSI identifies 9 key sites in several districts of West Bengal
Scientists have identified nine potential gold-bearing sites in West Bengal. GSI confirms early-stage findings, sparking curiosity and economic interest. Could Bengal become India’s next mineral hotspot? Here is what study says.
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NASA's Perseverance discovers wind-formed "Megaripples" on the Martian surface
NASA’s Perseverance rover has uncovered towering sand formations on Mars that defy scientific expectations. The discovery suggests powerful winds once shaped the planet, challenging beliefs that Mars has been dormant for billions of years.
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Cosmic Warning: Scientists detected first contact with aliens could be chaotic
Scientists warn humanity that the first contact with an alien civilisation may be loud, chaotic and extreme, potentially appearing as unusual cosmic signals rather than polite communication.
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Supermoons 2026: Dates, Peak Times and Where to Watch
Three spectacular Supermoons will brighten skies in 2026, including the Wolf Moon, Beaver Moon and Cold Moon, with dates, EST timing and global visibility explained.
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Dark matter "nuggets" could be lighting up our galaxy, here's what scientists think
Scientists suggest a mysterious ultraviolet glow across the Milky Way may come from dark matter nuggets, hinting that the universe’s invisible matter might not be completely dark.
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Lost sea cow species emerges from Qatar’s ancient seas
Scientists have discovered a previously unknown sea cow species near Qatar, revealing that ancient marine mammals closely resembled modern dugongs and depended on seagrass ecosystems millions of years ago.
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Archeologists discovered India’s largest circular labyrinth of 2,000-year-old in Solapur
Archaeologists have uncovered India’s largest circular stone labyrinth in Solapur’s Boramani grasslands. Dating back over 2,000 years, this ancient maze hints at Indo-Roman trade links and historical sophistication.
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Nature created its own spider-man lizard, that stuns in red and blue
Discover the Spider-Man lizard, a real-life marvel of East Africa. With a fiery red head and deep blue body, this agile rock-dwelling reptile dazzles during mating season.
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Meet the Bearcat: The nocturnal climber that lives for only one fruit
Discover the bearcat, a rare forest mammal whose survival depends entirely on the strangler fig. This nocturnal climber shapes forests and spreads seeds, quietly sustaining ecosystems.
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Sun’s hidden boundary revealed for the first time by scientists
Scientists have mapped the Sun’s invisible outer boundary for the first time, revealing a chaotic edge where solar wind escapes magnetic control, reshaping how to understand space weather and stellar behaviour.
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How dangerous is a Piranha? Meet the fish with a bite that cuts flesh and bone
A lethal hunter lurks in the shadows of the river, quiet and unseen. While its name is a staple of terrifying folklore, the true extent of its destructive force is rarely seen by human eyes.
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Rare sky events in 2026: Asteroid flybys, occultations, conjunctions and more
In 2026, the sky promises eclipses, supermoons, meteor showers, and planetary alignments, plus asteroid flybys and an interstellar comet, offering rare and dazzling celestial spectacles for keen stargazers worldwide.
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Discover December’s hidden Ursid meteor shower: Date, time and viewing tips
The Ursid meteor shower peaks December 21-22, offering a quiet, chilly spectacle of 5–10 meteors per hour, with a possible brief surge from comet Tuttle’s debris—ideal for early risers.
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Strange 7-hour deep space explosion leaves scientists searching answers
Astronomers tracked a gamma-ray burst lasting over 7 hours, unseen in visible light, from a dusty galaxy 8 billion light-years away, challenging existing models and raising new questions for science.
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Think the cheetah is fastest? These 10 animals move even faster
Cheetahs rule land, but the real speed kings soar and swim. From diving falcons to ocean racers, discover the animals that outrun expectations and redefine what fastest truly means today.
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Nature’s ultimate protectors: Top 10 animal mums that risk everything for their babies
From fearless lionesses to relentless octopus mothers, nature reveals animal mums who risk everything for their young but which species shows the most surprising maternal defence may astonish you.
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NASA completes next-generation Roman telescope, bringing scientists closer to answering if we’re alone
NASA has completed assembling the Nancy Grace Roman Telescope, a powerful infrared observatory set to scan vast cosmic regions, raising anticipation about what it may soon uncover about dark energy and distant worlds.
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From Rattlesnakes to sea snakes: 7 snakes that give birth to live young instead of laying eggs and how they survive
Not all snakes lay eggs—some give birth to live young, from rattlesnakes to sea snakes, revealing surprising survival strategies and adaptations that help them thrive in harsh or unusual environments.
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3,700-year-old bones in Italy reveal earliest known father–daughter incest case
New genetic evidence from a Bronze Age Italian burial reveals an extremely rare family relationship, raising unsettling questions about ancient social practices and how much remains unknown about prehistoric communities.
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Lunar Eclipses 2026: Dates, Timings, Visibility and Where to Watch
Two lunar eclipses will mesmerize skywatchers in 2026, featuring a total blood moon over the Americas and a partial eclipse in Asia, with dates, timings and visibility explained.
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Lion vs Tiger: Power, danger and which big cat wins the ultimate showdown?
Lions and tigers both rule the wild, but their strength, size, teamwork, and hunting styles differ sharply, revealing why each dominates its own world and why comparing them remains endlessly fascinating.
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Rare 13-foot seven-arm octopus spotted again after decades; watch video here
Filmed deep off California, a rarely seen seven-arm octopus emerges from ocean darkness, revealing surprising size, unusual feeding habits, and how much of the deep sea remains unexplored by scientists.
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Astronomers track possible 'superkilonova' that appears to explode twice
Astronomers report a strange cosmic blast that looked like a kilonova, then behaved like a supernova, hinting at a possible first “superkilonova” and leaving scientists debating how stars truly die.
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Alien-hunting NASA clipper catches comet 3I/ATLAS by accident as it nears Earth
By chance, NASA Europa Clipper captured interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS in ultraviolet light as it sped past Earth, revealing hidden gases and offering a rare preview before its Jupiter encounter ahead.
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Astronomers found mysterious scar in space left by two stars 4.5-Million-Year-ago that nearly hit the Sun
A mysterious cosmic scar reveals two massive stars that passed near our solar system millions of years ago, energizing nearby gas and leaving traces visible to astronomers.
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Are colours disappearing from the Sun’s Light? Here is what's really happening
Scientists have discovered missing colours in the Sun’s light spectrum. Hundreds of dark absorption lines remain unexplained, hinting towards hidden processes in our nearest star’s mysterious atmosphere.
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Saturn’s moon Titan’s icy crust may conceal slushy tunnels that could support alien water
New research suggests Saturn’s moon Titan hides slushy water pockets rather than a vast ocean, raising fresh questions about where life could exist beneath its frozen, methane soaked surface.
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Solar Eclipses 2026: Dates, Timings, Visibility and Where to Watch
Two spectacular solar eclipses will grace the skies in 2026, featuring a total eclipse over Europe and a dramatic “ring of fire” in Antarctica, with timings, visibility and viewing tips.
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International Space Station turns 25: Life above Earth through astronauts’ eyes
After 25 years in orbit, the International Space Station has become more than a lab, shaping culture, art and perspective while quietly preparing astronauts for humanity’s next journeys beyond Earth.
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NASA strengthens Landsat Mission with new scientists to monitor Earth's climate
NASA has announced a new Landsat Science Team to ensure accurate, long-term Earth monitoring, strengthening how satellites track climate change, land use, water systems and environmental transformations worldwide.
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Watch: Female polar bear adopts cub, showing remarkable maternal care
A female polar bear in western Hudson Bay has adopted an orphaned cub, a rare event highlighting unexpected social behaviour and offering new insights into survival in the harsh Arctic environment.
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2025’s Rarest Animal Births: These critically endangered species welcome their new babies
Discover the rare and exciting births of critically endangered species in 2025. From Amur leopards to Galápagos tortoises, these babies give hope for wildlife conservation.
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Comet 3I/Atlas with strange anti-tail coming close to earth tomorrow: Here’s when and how to view it live
Interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS will pass closest to Earth on Friday, revealing a mysterious anti-tail and offering a rare chance to glimpse a visitor from another star system.
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NASA confirms massive 290-foot, building-sized asteroid is passing by Earth today; know more here
NASA confirms building-sized asteroid 2025 XV, 290 feet wide, will safely pass Earth on December 18 offering scientists a rare chance to study near-Earth objects closely.
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Sharks seen swimming inside one of Earth’s most active underwater volcanoes, leaving scientists puzzled
Sharks were filmed swimming inside Kavachi, one of the world’s most violent underwater volcanoes, leaving scientists questioning how large predators survive heat, acid and eruptions in an environment thought uninhabitable.
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Are there spiders on Jupiter? After 30 years, scientists solve the mystery of Europa’s spider demon
Scientists finally explain Europa’s spider-like ice patterns, revealing violent subsurface water flows, eerie “spider demons,” and hidden oceans that make Jupiter’s frozen moon far more dynamic and mysterious than imagined.
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NASA's Parker Solar Probe spots solar wind making a surprising U-turn near the Sun
NASA’s Parker Solar Probe reveals the sun recycling erupting plasma, as solar material bursts outward then curls back, reshaping magnetic fields and offering new clues for forecasting future space weather.
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James Webb Telescope spots a black hole "runaway" through Cosmic Owl galaxies
James Webb Space Telescope confirms first runaway supermassive black hole racing through Cosmic Owl galaxies, proving violent mergers can eject galaxy cores at astonishing speeds across deep space.
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Interstellar Comet 3I/ATLAS to make its closest approach to Earth today | Here's how stargazers can spot it
Discovered over the summer, the comet known as 3I/Atlas will pass within 167 million miles (269 million kilometers) of our planet on Friday, the closest it gets on its grand tour of the solar system.
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20 seconds to bite: Scientists outsmart killer mosquitoes with gene editing
Scientists use CRISPR to create a Genetic Sexing Strain of mosquitoes. Male and female mosquitoes can now be separated easily, improving disease control efforts.
