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Ever seen your breath turn to “smoke” in winter? Learn why warm air from your lungs forms visible mist in cold weather.
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Days in winters are short because of Earth’s tilt. Learn why sunlight lasts less time, nights grow longer and the Winter Solstice happens.
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Scientists discover a new weasel species, Mustela mopbie, in China’s Hengduan Mountains. Its slender build allows hunting in tight spaces, adding crucial insight into local ecosystem biodiversity.
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Przewalski’s horses return to Kazakhstan, restoring steppe biodiversity and proving extinct-in-the-wild species can survive through coordinated global conservation efforts.
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In 2025, World Wildlife Fund achieved major conservation efforts highlighting wildlife protection, forest restoration and community-led initiatives saving endangered species.
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New study shows Neandertals’ large noses were not cold-climate adaptations, overturning century-old assumptions about their anatomy and evolution across Europe.
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NASA plans two Antarctic balloon launches to study extreme cosmic particles, using stable polar winds and continuous sunlight for extended high-altitude scientific observations.
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The Buga Sphere is a metallic object first seen on 02 March. Witnesses filmed it moving in a pattern that did not match normal aircraft.
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The PUNCH mission captured images every four minutes. This continued for almost 40 days without interruption.
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The aurora forms when charged solar particles arrive suddenly. These particles strike Earth’s atmosphere at huge speeds.
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Why did Ramanujan’s formulae stay relevant for a century? His set of 17 expressions offered huge speed. They gave long digit chains with fewer steps taken.
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Einstein doubted the core idea of complementarity by Niels Bohr. Bohr said quantum objects act like waves and particles.
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Discovered in late June and confirmed as the third known interstellar object in July, 3I/ATLAS has raced through the inner solar system at roughly 130,000 mph.
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Delhi’s butterfly diversity has jumped to record levels as rare Himalayan species unexpectedly appear in city parks, signalling shifting ecology and improving urban green corridors.
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Satellite mega constellations promise faster connectivity but threaten astronomy, as thousands of satellites brighten skies, disrupt observations and increase orbital hazards, prompting scientists to urge stronger global regulations urgently.
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Japan’s famous snow monsters are shrinking due to pests and climate change, prompting research and restoration efforts to save the iconic ice-covered firs.
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Captive-bred scimitar-horned oryx are successfully reintroduced into the Sahara Desert, restoring ecosystems and showing extinction in the wild can be reversed through conservation.
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A study reveals deep sea mining significantly reduces animal abundance, harms biodiversity and raises urgent concerns for ocean ecosystems in the Pacific Clarion-Clipperton Zone.
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A new wolf snake species, Lycodon irwini, has been discovered on Great Nicobar Island, India, honouring Steve Irwin and raising conservation awareness globally.
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A historic-sized sunspot cluster has appeared on the Sun, facing Earth. Scientists monitor it for potential solar flares and coronal mass ejections.
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NASA has completed assembly of the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, moving the mission into critical testing before its highly anticipated launch later this decade.
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European Space Agency's satellite capture shows the Richat Structure in unprecedented clarity, revealing vivid rings across the Sahara and offering fresh insights into its ancient geological origins.
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Tersicoccus phoenicis is known for extreme dormancy. The bacteria can enter deep metabolic silence inside clean rooms.
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Scientists sequenced genomes from 28 individuals dated between 225 and 10,275 years old. These remains came from regions south of the Limpopo River.
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Radha stands at only 2 ft 8 in tall. She lives on the farm of Trimbak Borate in Malawadi.
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Plants pull carbon from air during photosynthesis. They store carbon in leaves, wood and roots. This process supports the global carbon cycle.
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Scientists used satellite data to study a rare tsunami. They examined the event with improved clarity today. The SWOT satellite provided this detailed information recently.
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The European Space Agency shared a striking Mars image. It shows a crater shaped like butterfly wings. The photograph came from the Mars Express orbiter.
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A new study reports a massive ancient galaxy. It formed when the universe was very young. The universe today is 13.8 billion years old.
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Simulations show two satellites per Hubble exposure. China’s Xuntian telescope may see 92 satellites. Its wide view makes it more vulnerable now.
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The S‑500 surpasses the S‑400, capable of hitting ballistic targets up to 600 km away and intercepting threats at altitudes reaching 200 km, including low‑Earth orbit.
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NASA’s Perseverance rover detected electric sparks in Martian dust devils, confirming charged particles exist in Mars’ atmosphere and affecting future exploration plans.
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Maine Coons possess natural adaptations like layered fur, snowshoe paws and bushy tails, making them perfectly suited to survive cold, snowy environments.
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Heavy rains forced invasive Jaguar cichlids into Sueste Bay, where lemon sharks seized the opportunity, revealing surprising predator-prey interactions in marine ecosystems.
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IISc researchers connect Ramanujan’s century-old pi formulae with modern physics, uncovering surprising mathematical structures.
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Every year on 4 December, the world celebrates International Cheetah Day, highlighting cheetah conservation and marking the return of these majestic predators.
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Scientists believe a powerful solar wind burst may explain Voyager’s unusual 1986 radiation readings at Uranus, offering new insights into distant planetary environments.
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Most birds lack physical weapons because flight demands light bodies, agility and energy efficiency. Displays and behaviour replace brute force for survival and competition.
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Researchers developed a polymer-based single-atom catalyst platform, enhancing gas binding and efficiency, opening doors to sustainable industrial reactions and enzyme-like catalytic precision.
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India will soon open its first coral research centre in the Andamans, promising advanced reef monitoring, restoration innovations and stronger nationwide marine conservation efforts.
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Nevada’s Golden Eagle population faces decline due to high mortality, habitat loss and disease, despite territories appearing occupied by migrating or nonbreeding birds.
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NASA’s Curiosity rover uncovered yellow elemental sulfur in a Martian rock, challenging geological assumptions and raising questions about the planet’s chemical history.
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Claude, the albino alligator at California Academy of Sciences, has died at the age of 30, leaving a legacy of education, conservation and public fascination.
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Fossil analysis reveals anacondas reached giant size 12 million years ago and have remained largely unchanged, offering rare insight into long-term evolutionary stability.
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The final supermoon of 2025 will shine brilliantly on 4th December, offering skywatchers a larger and brighter Cold Moon rising prominently across clear evening horizons worldwide.
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New Zealand adds feral cats to Predator Free 2050, aiming to protect native wildlife, restore ecosystems and strengthen national conservation efforts across wildlife regions.
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Cornell researchers have created the darkest fabric yet, inspired by the ultrablack plumage of the riflebird. Their new textile traps light from multiple angles and stays consistently black.
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After decades of decline, Evening Grosbeaks are returning to parts of North America, offering hope for species recovery and insights into conservation strategies and resilience.
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Astronomers discovered a companion star in Kappa Tucanae A, explaining the persistence of hot dust and creating a natural laboratory for exoplanetary research.
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Unexpectedly resilient dusty structures circling Sagittarius A* are now confirmed to contain stars, overturning theories about object survival in extreme black hole environments.
