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Samples from China’s Chang’e Six mission reveal how a colossal ancient impact stripped volatile elements, reshaped lunar interiors and transformed volcanic activity across the Moon’s far side.
A lone gray wolf has returned to Los Angeles after more than a century. This was sighted in LA. Travelling hundreds of miles, this gray wolf hint towards new hope for wildlife recovery and ecosystem balance.
Scientists have discovered 148 lichen species in Odisha’s Simlipal forests, many with anticancer, antimicrobial and antioxidant properties, highlighting the park’s hidden role in future medical research.
The Alpha Centaurid meteor shower will peak on 8 February 2026. Best visible from southern skies, it offers shooting stars and celestial spectacle. Observers can watch meteors radiate from Centaurus with minimal moonlight interference.
India’s dugongs are thriving along Tamil Nadu’s coast, with 270 individuals now recorded. Active breeding is confirmed, and a new Dugong Conservation Centre will support research, awareness and protection.
Once pushed close to extinction, South Africa’s pepper bark tree is showing signs of recovery. Community efforts and science are helping this medicinal species return to the wild.
Scotland’s only African elephant, Mondy, has died aged 54 after age-related illness. Her life at Blair Drummond Safari Park highlights ongoing debates about animal welfare and captivity.
China has completed the 28km Shenzhen–Zhongshan Link, featuring an eight-lane underwater tunnel, artificial islands and AI monitoring. The project is transforming travel in the Pearl River region.
Archaeologists in Bulgaria have uncovered 6,500-year-old gold artefacts in an ancient grave, revealing evidence of early social elites and advanced metalworking in prehistoric Europe.
New research suggests humans can detect objects without direct contact, using subtle physical cues. Scientists call it a form of “remote touch” that may represent a hidden seventh sense.
After a failed launch in 2021, ISRO is preparing to send GISAT-1A into orbit. The powerful satellite will provide near real-time images to support disaster response, climate monitoring and national planning.
Five newborn cheetah cubs at Kuno National Park have lifted India’s cheetah population to 35, offering fresh hope for one of the world’s most ambitious wildlife restoration projects.
NASA has opened paid 2026 internships for students worldwide, offering hands-on mission experience, mentorship, and possible career pathways, but eligibility rules and deadlines may surprise many applicants.
Declared as garden décor, a massive object stopped at a Russian port turned out to be a rare space relic, triggering legal questions, scientific interest, and an international investigation.
When a tiger meets a bull, strength alone does not decide survival. The outcome shifts with timing, terrain, and instinct, revealing how nature balances power with strategy.
A misty hill town quietly built a chocolate legacy through climate, craftsmanship, and habit, turning simple souvenirs into an identity travellers now seek beyond scenery and colonial charm.
Beneath Antarctica’s frozen silence, scientists have mapped hundreds of hidden volcanoes, revealing unseen forces that quietly shape ice movement, sea levels, and the continent’s uncertain future.
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Abandoned cattle survived alone on a remote subantarctic island, evolved against all odds, then vanished overnight, leaving scientists questioning what was lost and whether nature was truly protected.
Nikola Tesla held a striking belief about how ideas reach the human mind. His thinking challenges creativity itself and hints at a hidden connection most people never notice.
Spanning hundreds of acres in Gujarat, Lakshmi Vilas Palace still stands as a lived-in royal home, blending vast scale, rare art, and surprising modern comforts from India’s princely era.
At dawn, a Himalayan giant briefly turns gold, shaping legends, beliefs and landscapes, leaving viewers wondering how light, faith and geography combined to give Kanchenjunga its enduring nickname.
A newly tracked asteroid could strike the Moon in 2032, triggering bright flashes, lunar debris, and rare meteor storms on Earth, scientists say, though the odds remain slim.
NASA will soon let astronauts carry smartphones into orbit, starting with Crew-12 and Artemis II, changing how space missions are documented and bringing unexpected, personal moments closer to Earth.
A human-shaped robot just walked over 100 km across China, winking and interacting with onlookers. Its record-breaking journey raises questions about the future of humanoid robotics and AI in daily life.
Scientists have generated ultra-stable, donut-shaped light structures called skyrmions. These innovative beams can carry data at terahertz frequencies, promising faster, more reliable wireless communication in the future.
Meet Moya, the lifelike humanoid robot from Shanghai that smiles, walks, and holds eye contact like a human. Could this mark the future of companionship, care, and human-robot interaction?
A Chinese man has extracted 191 grams of gold from old SIM cards, worth Rs 26 lakh, revealing a risky yet fascinating method that has gone viral online.
After collapsing at home, a Michigan musician woke bleeding to a shocking discovery involving his dog, an undiagnosed illness, and a medical outcome doctors later called lifesaving for everyone involved.
Tamil Nadu-born climate scientist Veerabhadran Ramanathan has won the prestigious 2026 Crafoord Prize in Geosciences for his pioneering research on super-pollutants and atmospheric processes that shape Earth’s climate.
Every 5th February is celebrated as Western Monarch Day in California mostly. The Western Monarch Day draws attention to a growing environmental crisis. Scientists warn that western monarch butterflies are rapidly disappearing.
An Indian mountaineer has conquered South America’s highest peak, adding another summit to her daring global mission, but the journey ahead promises even tougher climbs and greater challenges.
Deep inside Indonesia’s forests, a rescued python stunned experts by stretching longer than any wild snake ever verified, raising new questions about hidden giants, human conflict, and fragile habitats.
A giant reticulated python named Ibu Baron has been recognised by Guinness World Records as the longest wild snake ever measured. Stretching over 23 feet, the discovery highlights Indonesia’s rich wildlife.
She ran nearly 480 km across five Himalayan passes with thinning air and freezing nights. Now officially recognised, her Manali–Leh run raises one question: how far can endurance really go?
Scientists have recorded rare footage of a giant phantom jellyfish off Argentina’s coast. The deep-sea creature, with arms as long as a bus, highlights how much of Earth’s oceans remains unexplored.
A new scientific study reveals that life recovered much faster than expected after the asteroid that wiped out the dinosaurs. Using space dust and microfossils, researchers traced rapid evolution just thousands of years after the impact.
As space missions grow longer and bolder, scientists warn that human reproduction beyond Earth is no longer hypothetical, raising urgent medical, ethical and policy questions humanity is unprepared to answer.
In South India’s Western Ghats, a female king cobra performs a rare reptile ritual, building a towering leaf nest and guarding dozens of eggs, defying everything known about snakes.
A rare six-planet parade will dazzle the evening sky in February 2026. Mercury, Venus, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, and Jupiter will appear together after sunset. Here’s when, where and how to watch this stunning celestial event.
After 50 years of assumptions, fresh data from NASA’s Juno spacecraft reveals Jupiter is slightly smaller and flatter, prompting scientists to rethink what they truly know about the gas giant.
India braces as the Sun unleashes powerful flares, threatening satellites, communications, and power grids. ISRO monitors over 50 satellites, warning of potential blackouts, while scientists watch for the next volatile solar outburst.
Scientists discover 97-million-year-old magnetic fossils that reveal how ancient animals used Earth’s magnetic field as a natural GPS for navigation.
A colour-changing lake born from a meteor impact keeps baffling scientists, blending space science, ancient myths, and rare life forms, raising one lingering question about Earth’s hidden mysteries.
A viral park warning revived myths about psychedelic toads, but scientists say licking them brings danger, conservation risks, and medical emergencies, while researchers quietly study the drug’s strange potential.
Across India’s deserts, scientists trace a vanished river linked to Saraswati, where satellite clues, buried channels, and ancient settlements raise fresh questions about climate change, civilisation collapse, and myth history.
He once let an anaconda try to eat him on television. Now Paul Rosolie reveals an even closer brush with death that reshaped his views on snakes and conservation.
Once Australia sent soldiers with machine guns against emus. The birds scattered, survived, and outlasted the operation, leaving one question lingering: how did wildlife defeat the military?
NASA’s Artemis 2 crew will orbit the Moon for 10 days, yet they hope history barely remembers them, believing what comes after will matter far more for humanity.
Europe plans to crash a satellite on purpose in 2027. Named Draco, the mission will watch a spacecraft burn from inside, raising questions about space debris and future orbits.
