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Aditya-L1 captures solar shock near the Sun; Indian scientists warn of potential space storm risks
Indian scientists have captured the birth of a powerful solar shock wave using Aditya-L1. The breakthrough could improve space weather forecasting and protect satellites, GPS and communication systems from geomagnetic storms.
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NASA astronaut captures Earth spinning at 60x speed with lightning storms, sunsets and moonlit oceans
A NASA astronaut has shared a breathtaking 60x speed time-lapse from orbit, capturing lightning storms, blazing sunsets and moonlit oceans in one sweeping view of Earth.
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Total lunar eclipse 2026: India to witness 'Blood Moon' eclipse for a very short duration, check peak time here
After missing February’s Ring of Fire, India will witness a rare total lunar eclipse on 03 March 2026, with the Moon rising already shadowed and possibly glowing an eerie red.
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First-Time Ever: A rare sighting of waterbird "Smew" was recorded during the 7th Waterbird Count 2026
A rare Smew was recorded for the first time in Kaziranga National Park during the 7th Waterbird Count 2026, surprising scientists and expanding the park’s avian biodiversity record.
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Kaziranga's 7th Waterbird Count: A total of 105,540 waterbirds were recorded, making it a significant census year in Assam's wetlands
The 7th Kaziranga Waterbird Count 2026 has recorded a historic 105,540 waterbirds in Assam, marking a new milestone in wetland conservation and biodiversity monitoring.
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March 2026 Night Sky Events: Know What, When and Where these events are taking place
March 2026 offers a stunning line-up of celestial events, including the Full Worm Moon, a total lunar eclipse, the New Moon and the March equinox. Here’s when and where to watch these spectacular sky phenomena.
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Are Dogs struggling to breathe? Nearly 900 dogs suffer from a hidden disorder, according to study
New study reveals hidden breathing risks in flat-faced dog breeds. BOAS affects dog breeds such as Bulldogs, Pugs and Pekingese. Experts urge screening, weight control and careful monitoring now.
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A 600-million-year-old one-eyed creature shaped modern human eyes and vision
Scientists say humans share ancestry with a tiny one eyed creature from 600 million years ago, and remnants of its “cyclops” eye may still exist deep inside our brains.
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NASA's James Webb captures the “Exposed Cranium” nebula resembling a human-brain
NASA’s Webb Telescope captures the Exposed Cranium Nebula in infrared. The dying star reveals ghostly skull-like structures. Scientists study its gas clouds to understand stars’ final moments.
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NASA spots a massive 140-foot asteroid zooming past Earth today at high speed
Asteroid 2026 CU1 will sweep past Earth this week at high speed, close enough to attract attention yet deemed safe, raising fresh questions about how well we watch the skies.
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Four Major Eclipses of 2026: Know the date, time and visibility across the world
2026 promises four unforgettable eclipses. From fiery rings to blood-red moons, find dates, times and countries to catch every celestial spectacle.
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This cobra is not a snake! A rare "Whip‑Tailed Cobra Lily" discovered in Mizoram
Scientists have discovered a rare whip-tailed cobra lily in Mizoram. With a hooded flower and long tail, it looks strikingly like a cobra, highlighting Northeast India’s hidden botanical wonders.
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It’s soon going to rain in Antarctica, bringing melting glaciers, struggling penguins and shifting seas
Rain is no longer rare on the Antarctic Peninsula, and scientists warn that rising temperatures, melting ice and struggling penguins could signal a dramatic shift for Earth’s coldest continent.
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Hummingbird Migration 2026 officially begins across North America — But why don’t these tiny birds ever reach India?
Hummingbird migration 2026 has begun across North America. Discover when these tiny travellers will reach your region and why scientists are closely tracking this year’s journey.
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Was “Titan” born from two ancient moon collision? — New SETI study reveals Saturn’s hidden past
A new study on Saturn's largest moon, Titan was conducted by SETI Institute. Scientists believe Titan could be the result of a colossal moon merger billions of years ago, potentially explaining its thick atmosphere and Saturn’s mysterious rings.
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NASA finds potato-shaped asteroid loaded with gold and platinum worth Rs 90.3 trillion
A strange metal rich asteroid called Psyche may be the exposed core of an ancient failed planet, and NASA’s mission could finally reveal what lies beneath its battered surface.
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Can Arctic Ice melt really change India’s monsoon this summer? Here's what study says
New research reveals that melting Arctic sea ice is pushing India’s monsoon rainfall westward, highlighting a powerful climate link between the polar north and South Asia.
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Dormant for 100 million years, this 'cosmic volcano' black hole has exploded back to life
A supermassive black hole in J1007+3540 has roared back to life after 100 million years, firing jets across nearly one million light years and revealing a turbulent battle inside a galaxy cluster.
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Oldest form of Writing? 40,000-year-old engraved symbols found in Germany suggest writing began in the Ice Age
New analysis of 40,000-year-old carvings discovered in Germany show repeated patterns and structure, hinting that early humans may have developed symbolic recording way earlier.
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Singapore to resume crow shooting operations, why authorities say the move is necessary now
After a surge in crow attacks and 15,000 complaints in 2025, Singapore will resume controlled shooting operations in March, raising questions about safety, wildlife balance and public reaction.
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NASA's James Webb captured "rare auroras" on Uranus, revealing its twisted magnetic field
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has captured giant auroras blazing across Uranus, revealing powerful magnetic storms and rewriting what we know about the distant ice giant.
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Rare endangered giant sperm whale carcass washes ashore on Southern Israel beach
An endangered sperm whale, one of only a few ever recorded in Israel, has washed ashore at Zikim Beach, prompting scientists to investigate what may be threatening this fragile Mediterranean population.
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A giant explosion incoming: One of the Universe’s biggest stars is getting ready to burst soon
Astronomers say one of the universe’s largest stars has dramatically changed since 2014, possibly entering a rare final phase that could end in a spectacular supernova explosion.
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Celestial Event Alert: One week left for the next Total Lunar Eclipse; Know the timings and locations
A total lunar eclipse will paint the Moon deep red on 3rd March 2026, creating a stunning Blood Moon visible across multiple continents. Know when and where this night event will be visible for skywatchers.
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100 Kilometres above Earth, scientists trace "lithium plume' to this rocket of Space X
Scientists detect a lithium plume 100km above Earth and trace it to a returning SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket stage, raising new questions about atmospheric pollution.
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A Gentleman in the Wild? A rare grooming moment captured between a Black Vulture and Crested Caracara in Texas
A Black Vulture grooming a juvenile Crested Caracara in Texas reveals rare interspecies behaviour, challenging assumptions about rivalry and surprising scientists, birdwatchers and wildlife experts alike.
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Meet Tyson: The Indian Army sniffer dog who was shot but helped hunt down 3 terrorists in J&K
Shot in the leg yet still charging forward, Army dog Tyson helped security forces uncover a hidden militant hideout in Kishtwar, turning a dangerous counter-terror mission into a decisive success.
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World’s only flightless parrot "Kakapo" enters rare breeding bloom in New Zealand after four years
After four silent years, the world’s only flightless parrot is breeding again. Fertile eggs and healthy chicks signal cautious hope in New Zealand. Scientists believe this unusual breeding season could reshape conservation forecasts.
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NASA spots stunning heart-shaped pink lake from the International Space Station
A pink, heart-shaped salt lake spotted from space in Argentina is more than a romantic image, as shifting microbes, salt and climate quietly reshape its colour and meaning.
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Meet Dobby, not a character from Harry Potter but a "four-eared cat" from Alabama stuns the internet!
Dobby the four-eared kitten is taking the internet by storm. But how can a cat grow extra ears? Scientists explain the rare developmental mutation behind this fascinating feline.
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This Sungrazer Comet, brighter than Venus to shine in skies: When and where to see it in India
A newly discovered sungrazing comet could soon outshine Venus in the evening sky, but its fate hangs in the balance as it races towards a fiery, make-or-break encounter with the Sun.
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Project Fishing Cat: Kaziranga National Park records 57 Fishing Cats in its first focused survey
Kaziranga National Park records 57 Fishing Cats in its first focused survey, strengthening its status as a crucial freshwater habitat in India. Kaziranga’s wetlands have become stronghold for one of Asia’s most mysterious small cats.
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Twin tiger cubs from Tadoba Tiger Reserve steal hearts across the internet
A slow-motion video of tigress Kuwani’s twin cubs playing inside Tadoba Tiger Reserve has melted hearts online, but their carefree prance hints at a bigger conservation story unfolding quietly in India’s forests.
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Cyclone Horacio intensifies to first category 5 storm of 2026 — Will it affect India? Here's what to know
Cyclone Horacio has become the world’s first Category 5 storm of 2026, intensifying over the South Indian Ocean with 160 mph winds, though it currently poses no threat to India.
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Martian ‘spiderwebs’ revealed: Curiosity rover uncovers signs of long-lost groundwater
NASA’s Curiosity rover has uncovered spiderweb-like ridges high on Mars’ Mount Sharp, hinting at long-lasting groundwater. Could these strange formations rewrite what we know about ancient Martian life?
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NASA's Chandra X-ray observatory captures young "Sun-like star" blowing bubble for the first time ever!
NASA’s Chandra Observatory captured a young Sun-like star blowing a giant X-ray bubble, revealing for the first time how stellar winds shape planets and space environments.
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Released into the Wild: 5 "critically endangered" vultures were released at Halali Dam wetland in Madhya Pradesh
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister released five critically endangered vultures at Halali Dam wetland, marking a major step for conservation and ecosystem restoration in central India.
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307-million-year-old plant-eater: Scientists found "Tyrannoroter heberti" could be the first plant eating animal
A 307-million-year-old tetrapod, Tyrannoroter heberti, is one of the earliest known plant-eaters on land. Its tiny teeth reshaped ecosystems and paved the way for humans’ plant-based meals.
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Constellation Taurus shines bright in tonight’s sky — Here’s what makes the ‘Bull’ special
Tonight, look up as the Moon meets the Pleiades in Taurus, a constellation packed with star clusters. Know about scientific significance of the constellation Taurus along with when and where this celestial event will take place.
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Golden glow over Italy: ISS captures dazzling night lights stretching from Naples to the Alps
A stunning night-time image captured by the International Space Station shows Italy glowing from Naples to the Alps, revealing science, geography and human presence in light.
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First Time in India: With ISRO and IN-SPACe, India conducts its "first semi-cryogenic engine" cluster test
India has achieved a major space milestone as Agnikul Cosmos successfully test fired three 3D-printed semi-cryogenic rocket engines together, marking a first for the country’s private space sector.
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Six-Planet Alignment on 28 February: Will India see this "rare sky event" as it approaches in 5 days!
Six distant worlds will briefly share the same evening sky on 28 February. As the rare planetary alignment approaches, skywatchers in India to get ready for a cosmic spectacle and know what makes this celestial event special.
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Why is the Sun so hot? Science explained for kids behind this phenomenon
Why is the Sun so hot? Discover the simple science behind nuclear fusion, the powerful reaction that makes our star shine and keeps Earth warm.
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Great Pyramid of Giza: This 4,500-year-old wonder amazes scientists with perfect "solar halo"| WATCH
A viral video captures an incredible “solar halo” forming above the Great Pyramid of Giza. The 4,500-year-old monument appears to meet a 4.6-billion-year-old star in a breathtaking cosmic alignment, creating a rare celestial spectacle.
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NASA's Artemis II launch delayed again due to helium flow; the launch pushed to April 1
NASA has delayed Artemis II once more after a helium system issue was detected in the Space Launch System rocket, pushing the crewed Moon mission towards April 2026.
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NASA's Hubble captured rare glimpse of the "Egg Nebula" in the stellar transformation
The Hubble Space Telescope has unveiled a remarkable new view of the Egg Nebula, the closest known pre-planetary nebula to Earth. The image captures a Sun-like star casting off its outer layers, freezing a fleeting and rarely observed stage of stellar transformation.
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Moon Glides Past the Pleiades: Here’s When, Where and How to watch this stunning sky event on 23 February!
On 23 February, the Moon will appear close to the Pleiades star cluster in a beautiful evening sky conjunction. Visible between 6:00 and 7:00 PM EST, this celestial pairing offers skywatchers a rare chance to see Earth’s nearest neighbour.
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Meet Cocobot – This 11-kilogram robotic device is designed to climb 20-metre palm trees of Kerala
Developed by young engineers in Kerala, Cocobot is a coconut-harvesting robot designed to climb 20-metre palm trees and cut ripe fruit safely from the ground.
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NASA's James Webb spots 8.5-billion-year-old ‘cosmic jellyfish’ galaxy being torn apart
Astronomers using the James Webb Space Telescope have discovered a rare “jellyfish galaxy” 8.5 billion light-years away, with long gas tentacles formed by cosmic stripping. This sighting suggests galaxy clusters were reshaping galaxies far earlier in the Universe.
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Peacock-like Tail: A rare needlefish with "peacock-like tail" found at Gomti Ghat in Dwarka, leaving internet stunned
A rare needlefish with a striking peacock-like tail has been spotted near Gomti Ghat in Dwarka, drawing both devotional awe and scientific curiosity. Experts say the unusual sighting may reveal fascinating insights into marine biodiversity.
