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AI uncovers Earth’s oldest life: 3.3-billion-year-old traces found in Ancient Rock

Scientists analysed rocks from South Africa that hold early history. These samples date back almost 3.3 billion years.

Theia’s secret revealed: Moon-making, Mars-sized planet that hit Earth formed near the Sun

Researchers from the Max Planck Institute for Solar System Research led the study. They examined iron isotopes in 15 Earth rocks.

Delhi shines from space: ISS captures dazzling night images of World’s brightest cities

The ISS shared an image of Delhi glowing strongly. The photo was taken at around 10:54 pm from nearly 400 kilometres above Earth.

Indian teams uncover how a ‘genetic switch’ lets pregnancy begin

Researchers from NIRRCH Mumbai, IISc Bengaluru and BHU Varanasi found two genes working like rivals during early conception.

The snake that never slips: How the Amazon tree boa climbs and hunts above ground

The boa lives in dense rainforests across northern South America. It spends most time several metres above the forest floor.

James Webb spots cosmic embryo: Four dust shells spiralling around Apep’s ‘one-of-a-kind’ triple stars

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.

After 1989 extinction, long-lost tiger returns to Gujarat, settling in Ratanmahal Forest

Gujarat has confirmed that a wandering tiger has made Ratanmahal Wildlife Sanctuary in Dahod district its new home.

Indian-born cheetah gives birth to 5 cubs at Kuno National Park in a first for the reintroduction effort

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.

Death Valley shrub survives extreme heat with some unique tricks

A Death Valley shrub rearranges its cells to survive extreme heat, offering insights for creating crops resilient to rising global temperatures.

New calves spark hopes for the Vaquita’s survival

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.

The James Webb Space telescope may have spotted the Universe’s first-ever stars

The distant galaxy LAP1-B shows extremely old activity, and its light moved 13 billion years to reach JWST.

Scientists identified new algae species fueling Australia’s deadly ocean bloom

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.

Radar data finds no clear decline in number of insects-Here is what study says

A new radar study shows no clear decline in flying insects, but scientists warn the data misses many species and demands cautious interpretation.

Active human evolution seen alive on the Tibetan Plateau, new study claims

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.

Project Cheetah: Indian-born cheetah Mukhi gives birth to 5 cubs

Mukhi, India’s first Indian-born cheetah, gives birth to five healthy cubs, marking a historic milestone for Project Cheetah conservation efforts.

64 days of darkness: This Alaska city sees its last sunset of 2025 and awaits sunrise in January 2026

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.

A mysterious golden orb found 3,300 meters below ocean surface

Scientists discovered a mysterious golden orb 3,300 meters deep off Alaska. Its origin is unknown, prompting further research into deep-sea life.

Humans didn’t invent kissing: New study reveals the first kiss happened 21 million years ago

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.

‘Only three nations achieved it’: Gaganyaan astronaut Papa Bravo Nair outlines India’s human spaceflight ambition

Gaganyaan-1 will serve as the programme’s first uncrewed test. ISRO has scheduled the planned mission for December 2025.

Tiangong crew wait for their safe return after space debris strike

Three Chinese astronauts remain stranded aboard Tiangong after debris damaged Shenzhou‑20. A replacement spacecraft will safely return them to Earth.

NASA releases long-delayed, striking close-ups of Comet 3I/ATLAS, ending ‘alien’ theories — See images here

The comet 3I/Atlas is the third interstellar visitor seen here. The earlier objects were 1I/ʻOumuamua in 2017 and 2I/Borisov in 2019.

Manipur’s tagged Amur falcons achieve record-scale ocean migration to Kenya and Somalia

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.

Albino Asian water snake spotted in Assam for first time

Scientists in Assam record India’s first albino Asian water snake. The discovery aids research, genetics studies and wildlife conservation awareness.

Fin Whale's skull unearthed by UK scientists for further study

Scientists recover a massive fin whale skull in Cornwall. The specimen supports whale research and may serve as a local community memorial.

ISRO releases striking new image of Comet 3I/ATLAS from Mount Abu telescope

Scientists at the Physical Research Laboratory used their 1.2-metre telescope to observe comet 3I/ATLAS.

Scientists unlock new magnetic component in the faraday effect after two centuries

Researchers reveal light’s magnetic field directly influences matter, reshaping understanding of the Faraday Effect in optics and quantum tech.

Scientists find winter spiders armed with natural antifreeze proteins

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.

NASA alert: Growing South Atlantic Anomaly raises concern over Earth’s magnetic field

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.

Astronomers spot 'superheated' star factory birthing stars 180 times faster than the milky way

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.

Study explains how Giraffes manage life with very little sleep

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.

Astronomers found a companion star getting close to Red Giant, which may alter its natural evolution

Astronomers discovered a close companion star orbiting red giant π¹ Gruis, challenging stellar evolution models and revealing binary star mysteries.

NASA to stream comet 3i/atlas multi-mission images live: When and where to watch

The comet 3/Atlas was discovered on 1 January 2025 by the NASA-funded ATLAS observatory and is only the third confirmed visitor from outside our solar system.

NASA spots mysterious alien rock on Mars that doesn’t belong there

Scientists noted the boulder showed odd size and shape. The team said the rock seemed foreign to surroundings. Early tests detected high iron and nickel levels inside.

World’s largest modern crater found hiding in plain sight in China

Scientists discover China’s Jinlin crater, the largest modern Holocene impact site, revealing recent meteor strikes may be more common than expected.

How science explains the astonishing intelligence of Ravens

Ravens are intelligent, social and strategic birds. Science reveals their complex problem-solving, communication and social skills beyond ancient myths and folklore.

NASA Warning: Venus becoming increasingly dangerous for future missions

NASA warns Venus is becoming more dangerous for spacecraft. Rapid atmospheric changes and solar activity threaten future missions to the extreme planet.

The oldest rock on Earth is older than Earth Itself — Here’s how

Scientists have discovered a meteorite older than Earth, offering the earliest clues to how the Solar System formed and how the first solid materials took shape.

Tiny Indian falcon flies 1,000 km a day, stunning scientists with epic 5,400-km dash

The birds now face a long ocean passage. They must attempt a six thousand kilometre crossing. The route offers no food, rest or shelter.

Indian Plate ripping beneath Himalayas reveals cause of repeated quakes

The data reveals the Indian Plate bending under Tibet. The plate does not behave like one solid block. The team used S-wave imaging to examine depth.

NASA astronaut films stunning Northern Lights swirling above Earth from space

The video was shared on Instagram by Jonny Kim. The clip displayed thick clouds moving across Earth’s surface.

Images of Red Spider Nebula revealed by NASA's Hubble and Webb telescopes

Hubble and Webb telescopes reveal stunning images of the Red Spider Nebula, showing a dying star shedding its outer layers in vivid detail.

Science behind how evolution of metamorphosis takes place

Discover how insect metamorphosis evolved over millions of years. Learn the science behind incomplete and complete transformations in fascinating detail.

Giant hell pigs used lion-like bite force to crush bones 30 million years ago, researchers have found

New research suggests large Archaeotherium species crushed hard items. Their teeth held wear patterns linked with bone consumption.

Deadly takeover: Imposter ant queen tricks loyal workers into murdering their mother, seizes the throne

Researchers found that parasitic queens used bold deception. They entered nests belonging to other ant species. They then sprayed the host queen with sharp formic acid.

NASA schedules the release of multi-mission images of Comet 3I/ATLAS

NASA prepares to share new images of interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS, offering rare insights into cosmic material from beyond our solar system.

Rare split-sex condition: Researchers find half-male, half-female spider in Thai forest

Researchers found the spider in western Thailand. The team searched for small ambush predators under soft soil. They discovered a new species with two different sides.

Scientists discover Crocodile ancestor that redefines predator evolution

Scientists in Brazil discovered Tainrakuasuchus bellator, a warrior-like Triassic crocodile relative, revealing new insights into predator diversity and ancient ecosystems 240 million years ago.

Study shows Hawaiian whales consume up to 202 squid a day

Scientists have revealed that short-finned pilot whales eat far more squid than previously known, using tags and drones to measure feeding habits deep beneath Hawaiian waters.

Scientists Warn: African Penguins enter risky zones when fish decline

A new study shows endangered African penguins increasingly overlap with fishing vessels during years of low fish stocks, raising urgent conservation concerns.