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NASA has confirmed that asteroid 2025 OL1 will pass Earth on 30 July. The rock is roughly 110 feet wide—close to the size of a passenger aircraft.
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Global Tiger Day, or International Tiger Day, was first observed in 2010. It was established during the Tiger Summit held in Saint Petersburg, Russia.
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Shubhanshu Shukla is the second Indian to travel to space and the first to visit the ISS. He spent 19 days there, conducting scientific experiments crucial to India’s Gaganyaan mission.
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Ant size plays a key role in caste. But genes decide how size links to status.
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The Southern Delta Aquariids and Alpha Capricornids will peak together. At least 25 meteors per hour are expected, say astronomers.
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Named 3I/ATLAS, the object was first spotted on July 1. Travelling over 210,000 km/h, it was quickly confirmed as interstellar.
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Global Tiger Day, also known as International Tiger Day, began in 2010. It was created during the Saint Petersburg Tiger Summit in Russia.
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The historic NISAR mission will offer fresh insights into our planet’s changing face, from glaciers to forests.
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The object, named NGC 6099 HLX-1, first appeared in 2009. Chandra caught the bright X-ray flash near the galaxy’s outskirts.
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A western lowland gorilla was born to 32-year-old Asha, sparking delight across the zoo.
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NASA has confirmed the asteroid 2025 OL1 is on track. It’s expected to make its closest approach on 30 July.
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NASA has confirmed that asteroid 2025 OL1 will pass Earth on 30 July. The rock is roughly 110 feet wide—close to the size of a passenger aircraft.
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The Sagaing Fault, running through central Myanmar, cracked open with sudden force. The surface jolted sideways, like a massive belt jerking for a moment.
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The rock measures around 140 feet in diameter. That’s roughly the size of an airplane.
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Scientists from JAMSTEC have discovered a new limpet species at a depth of nearly 6,000 meters.
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New data from DES and DESI surveys show something strange. The force called dark energy might be shifting with time.
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TOI-2109b is located 870 light-years from Earth. It orbits its host star in just 16 hours.
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Japan's Subaru Telescope in Hawaii detected a faint, icy body. Now named 2023 KQ14, or Ammonite, it lies well beyond Pluto.
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The Barbados threadsnake was among 4,800 species of plants, animals and fungi once believed to be lost to science.
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The pale-capped pigeon, known for its ash-grey feathers and pale crown, is rarely seen in the wild. It lives deep in forests and avoids people.
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Amur Leapords live in the forests of Russia and China. Just a few decades ago, only 25 remained in the wild.
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The new species belongs to the Clavelina genus of sea squirts. Tiny and strange, the animal measures just 20 millimetres long.
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Born at 21 weeks, baby Nash Keen defies odds to celebrate his first birthday and earn a Guinness World Record as the world’s most premature surviving infant.
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NASA has confirmed that asteroid 2025 OU1 is approaching. It will pass Earth on Friday, 26 July.
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Shubhanshu Shukla is the second Indian to travel to space and the first to visit the ISS. He spent 19 days there, conducting scientific experiments crucial to India’s Gaganyaan mission.
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A team of birders has confirmed India's first sighting of the long-billed bush warbler in 46 years.
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Researchers from Cambridge University organised the expedition, and they discovered 507- to 502-million-year-old fossilised remains.
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Researchers recently discovered an ancient tracksite during a field course. The site reveals footprints from multiple dinosaur species moving together.
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At Tinshemet Cave, researchers found skeletons laid with care. These early humans, believed to be over 100,000 years old, were arranged in burial pits.
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Confused about the August 2 solar eclipse? It's not in 2025 but in 2027. Get the verified date, timing, and visibility details across Indian cities.
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Experts had long believed feathers came from dinosaurs and birds. But Mirasaura, which predates dinosaurs, shows that complex skin forms evolved independently.
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The TRACERS mission—short for Tandem Reconnection and Cusp Electrodynamics Reconnaissance Satellites—aims to study how Earth’s magnetic field responds to solar activity.
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NASA has confirmed asteroid 2025 OZ will pass Earth. It will make its closest approach on 24 July.
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The fossil, Palaeocampa anthrax, was first described in 1865. Since then, it shifted labels—from worm to millipede to marine creature.
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NASA has found that almost 70 percent of astronauts on long missions report changes in their eyesight. The issue doesn’t just vanish after landing. Some effects can last for years.
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NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has caught the first image of 3I/ATLAS. It is only the third known object from beyond our solar system.
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The MEER expedition found 7,000 kinds of microbes in Mariana Trench. Shockingly, 90% of them were completely unknown to science.
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Mount Sinai researchers reveal AI models often fail in medical ethics dilemmas, urging human oversight in clinical decision-making.
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Commander Takuya Onishi of JAXA and NASA’s Nichole Ayers recently took part in a unique experiment aboard the International Space Station, carefully collecting blood samples from their crewmates.
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Shubhanshu Shukla, the pilot of the mission, completed an 18-day stay aboard the International Space Station.
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NASA reports that asteroid 2025 ME92 will soon pass Earth. It measures about 95 feet wide and moves at 11,831 miles per hour.
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Betelgeuse is a red supergiant that twinkles in Orion’s shoulder, its light changing mysteriously
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The Orion Nebula Cluster is just 2.5 million years old. It's full of young stars and gas, actively forming new suns. Pleiades is older, around 100 million years.
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Walker S2 is built by UBTECH, a Chinese firm. It stands 5 feet 3 inches tall and weighs 43 kilograms. Its size is similar to a small adult human.
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The planet’s spin hasn’t always been this way. Scientists say a day used to be just 19 hours long. Back then, tides from the sun and moon shaped Earth’s rotation.
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Osteoderms are not new to science. They are common in crocodiles, armadillos and even ancient dinosaurs like the Stegosaurus. But their true role in reptiles is still being studied.
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A new telescope is set to rise in Merak. Scientists from the Indian Institute of Astrophysics (IIA), Bengaluru, plan to build a 2-meter solar telescope.
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A team studying the star HD 135344B has seen a pattern in the gas and dust that hints at something forming deep inside. With the help of ESO’s Very Large Telescope (VLT), they noticed spiral arms in a disc around the star.
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In an Instagram video, Shukla pointed out how his body is adapting to the transition from space back to Earth. He mentioned that even tasks as simple as walking in a straight line or balancing become challenging on a temporary basis after coming back from microgravity.
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Astronomers have spotted a bright flare from a distant galaxy. The flare came from the exact same location as a similar event seen in 2022.
