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The Moon will once again align with the Sun this September. Will India catch a glimpse of the year’s final Solar Eclipse or miss it entirely?
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It is not a precious metal or rare gem, yet India calls it green gold. Discover why this humble resource carries such a powerful name.
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The astronomers are ready to probe Neptune-sized exoplanets through ATREIDES, a new project designed to unravel how planetary systems form and transform.
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Bamboo is more than a plant, it is culture, livelihood and innovation. This World Bamboo Day 2025 reveals why its role in our future is bigger than ever.
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Dinosaurs’ extinction was caused by the Chicxulub asteroid striking Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula. Its fallout triggered rapid global change.
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Researchers studied samples returned by Japan’s Hayabusa2 mission in 2020. The spacecraft visited the near-Earth asteroid between 2018 and 2019.
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Indian astronomers have charted hidden layers of cosmic dust in the Milky Way, revealing complex structures that shape star formation and galactic evolution.
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NASA confirmed the asteroid will fly past Earth today. It measures about 520 feet wide and moves fast. Its speed is 24,127 miles per hour.
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Deep in the Pacific, a strange fish glides with a transparent head. Its glowing eyes rotate to track something unseen, revealing secrets of the twilight ocean.
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The Chiltepe Peninsula formed from pyroclastic shield eruptions thousands of years ago. Low-density materials, including pumice, were violently ejected during these blasts, which ended approximately 17,000 years ago.
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After 120 days in Odisha’s Similipal forests, an Indian photographer captured a rare black tiger—one of NatGeo’s top images of 2024.
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NASA and Northrop Grumman are reassessing Cygnus XL’s engine burns after premature shutdowns delayed its planned arrival at the International Space Station.
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NASA’s Roman Space Telescope will map billions of stars, revealing hidden dust and gas, helping astronomers uncover the Milky Way’s secrets like never before.
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The remains were found in Thung Binh 1 cave. This site lies in the Tràng An World Heritage area.
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At its nearest, 2025 PN7 comes 186,000 miles (299,337 kilometres) from Earth. Its average distance is about 238,855 miles (384,400 kilometres) which is similar to the Moon’s orbit.
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Sagittarius unveils stellar wonders, from the Lagoon and Trifid Nebulae showcasing the Milky Way’s breathtaking cycle of cosmic creation.
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Honeybees construct nests wherever they find suitable space, from trees to attics. They build honeycombs from wax produced using stored honey for energy.
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NASA confirmed asteroid 2025 FA22 is on a set course. The space rock measures roughly 520 feet wide. It travels at a speed of 24,127 miles per hour.
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This snake weighed over a tonne, making it the top predator of its time. The snake was bigger than any modern anaconda or boa.
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Long ago, the Moon was much nearer Earth. Scientists believe a protoplanet collision created the Moon 4.5 billion years ago. Fossil clam shells show shorter Earth days in ancient times.
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The three species are Careproctus colliculi, Paraliparis em, and Careproctus yanceyi. These snailfish belong to the Liparidae family.
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Astronomers first thought these red dots were ancient galaxies. They appeared unusually mature for their early universe age. Scientists believed they formed within 700 million years of the Big Bang.
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A rare celestial event is approaching in September 2025. Will it light up skies near you? Discover where and when this mysterious partial solar eclipse occurs.
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From historic eclipses to pioneering rocket launches, September 16 holds remarkable space events. Discover the surprising milestones that shaped exploration and changed how we view the cosmos.
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When black holes collide, they release gravitational waves. The waves contain information on the collision. If one black hole is much heavier, the waves vary with the observation angle.
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A massive asteroid, measuring 520 feet wide, is speeding through space at 24,127 miles per hour. Scientists are closely monitoring its close approach to Earth.
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The titan arum uses inflorescence heating during its bloom. This rare phenomenon is essential for pollination. The plant raises its internal temperature by about a dozen degrees.
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At 13, Iniya Pragati, India’s youngest analogue astronaut, dreams beyond Earth with plans for the Moon, Mars, and inspiring girls in science and technology.
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A coronal hole is an opening in the Sun’s atmosphere. It forms when magnetic fields open and plasma escapes.
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Deep in South American rainforests, a mysterious amphibian hides, baffling scientists with its unusual life. Its secret methods of survival remain a subject of fascination.
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UMass Amherst physicists predict a primordial black hole explosion within ten years, an event that could confirm Hawking radiation and revolutionise physics.
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The study revealed parrots roost in dense spinifex grass. Bull spinifex forms dome-like shelters that keep parrots hidden.
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Astronomers have discovered a white dwarf in V Sagittae consuming its twin star at record speed, a stellar drama that may end in a supernova.
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Stanford researchers reveal that Arctic diatoms are not frozen in place but actively moving in ice, reshaping our view of polar ecosystems.
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Recently, astronauts arrived at the station during a high beta period. The beta angle exceeded sixty degrees. During such phases, docking and undocking are avoided.
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NASA confirms that asteroid 2025 FA22 will pass Earth. The rock measures about 520 feet across. It travels at 24,127 miles per hour.
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In the rainforest, a tiny insect performs a dramatic dance with red “flags” on its legs. For years, scientists wondered: is it love or war? A new study finally has the answer.
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The Subaru Telescope first identified unusually bright galaxies. These galaxies showed high-energy emissions but lacked visible quasar signatures.
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NASA confirmed asteroid 2025 FA22 is on course. It measures around 520 feet wide and travels at 24,127 miles per hour, according to experts.
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Solar flares are notorious for disturbing satellites and scrambling signals. They can also pose serious risks to astronauts.
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The methane emission is explained by solar-excited fluorescence. Sunlight interacts with methane molecules, causing them to emit light.
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Researchers studied fossils of two juvenile Pterodactylus antiquus from Germany’s Solnhofen limestone. The delicate skeletons belonged to the smallest specimens ever found, with wingspans around 8 inches (20 cm).
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Two baby pterosaurs were caught in a prehistoric storm. Their fossilised remains offer surprising clues about ancient skies, fierce weather, and life 150 million years ago.
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Interstellar Comet 3I/ATLAS undergoes a striking green transformation, captivating scientists and astronomy enthusiasts alike with its unprecedented color change.
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Ancient dinosaur eggs discovered in China hold key clues to Earth’s past. New dating techniques reveal surprising details about life and climate 85 million years ago.
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The octopuses use different combinations of arm actions for hunting, crawling, or defending. Parachute attacks, grabbing food, and camouflage techniques all rely on precise arm movements.
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Tiny nose twitches, gentle tail flicks, each movement hides a secret message. Discover the surprising ways rabbits speak without words, unlocking their mysterious, adorable signals.
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Solar storms are dangerous for future Mars astronauts. Predicting aurora helps warn about incoming radiation bursts.
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Researchers expected early lepidosaurs to show key lizard features. These include a hinged skull, an open lower temporal bar, and palatal teeth. Such features help modern lizards handle large or wriggling prey.
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A tiny butterfly hides a giant secret in its DNA. Scientists uncover surprising genetic twists that could change our understanding of evolution and adaptation forever.
