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Scientists revealed California’s hidden faults could make earthquakes harder to predict
Scientists uncover hidden faults beneath Northern California’s Mendocino triple junction. The discovery reshapes understanding of earthquake hazards and tectonic activity.
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Meet HD 137010 b: This NASA’s new exoplanet candidate is Earth-sized but its bone-chilling cold
NASA’s Kepler data reveals HD 137010 b, a cold, Earth-sized candidate. Though freezing cold, it offers valuable insights into planetary formation and life’s potential elsewhere.
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Nature's Heater: Know how India's sacred flower "Lotus" survives cold and attract pollinators
Researchers reveal that India’s sacred lotus can produce heat internally. This rare thermogenesis supports pollination, protects reproductive success and highlights hidden plant biology wonders.
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44-year-old whale ‘Slalom’ breaks 15-year-old record with its seventh calf
Slalom, a 44-year-old North Atlantic right whale, has given birth to her seventh calf, marking the 21st calf of the season. This record-breaking milestone showcases resilience and hope for one of the world’s most endangered whales.
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Did Rhinos once roam South India? 3,500-year-old bones in Coimbatore reveal a strange past
Scientists have discovered 3,500-year-old rhinoceros bone fragments near Coimbatore, revealing that rhinos once lived in southern India. The rare find reshapes understanding of ancient ecosystems and offers important lessons for modern conservation efforts.
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India Energy Week 2026: How science and technology are transforming energy at global level
India Energy Week 2026 in Goa showcases green hydrogen, AI energy grids, renewables and carbon capture, driving the future of sustainable energy.
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Watch: Niagara Falls mist turns to ice as temperatures plunge below −20°Celsius
A polar vortex has plunged Niagara Falls into extreme cold, freezing mist into ice. Scientists explain the phenomenon, revealing rare insights into weather, river dynamics and climate patterns.
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A Harvard scientist claims to have found the exact location of heaven, but can humans reach it?
A former Harvard professor links modern cosmology with scripture, suggesting heaven may exist beyond the universe’s Cosmic Horizon, a place humans can never reach, raising fresh questions about science, faith, and space.
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Scientists explained the 570-million-year-old mystery of Ediacara Biota fossils
Scientists discovered exceptionally preserved Ediacaran fossils in sandstone, revealing how soft-bodied organisms survived 570 million years ago. The study sheds light on early life, fossil process and Earth’s ancient oceans.
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NASA's James Webb Telescope captures cosmic ‘Eye of God,’ showcasing dying star in space
James Webb Space Telescope reveals how Helix Nebula's stars end their life, showing colourful nebulae formed by dying stars and explaining how cosmic material is recycled across the universe.
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Meet the most naughty bird in the world, whose curiosity knows no limits
Meet the kea, New Zealand’s mischievous alpine parrot, whose intelligence rivals primates. Curious, playful, and fearless, these birds solve puzzles, outsmart humans, and live in harsh mountains, defying expectations at every turn.
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Meet the 4 India’s rare animals that are going viral across social media
Rare animals from India’s deserts and mountains are captivating global audiences, as Bactrian camels, indigenous dogs, birds and ponies showcase nature’s intelligence, endurance and scientific brilliance.
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Shrinking lakes and drying climate are splitting East Africa faster
As East Africa’s great lakes shrink after thousands of years, scientists find the land beneath may be pulling apart faster, revealing an unexpected link between ancient climate shifts and modern tectonic change.
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Why auroras light up the sky in different colours? Science explained behind this phenomenon
Auroras occur when solar wind collides with Earth’s magnetic field, creating dazzling lights. Learn why auroras appear in red, green, blue, purple, and yellow and how scientists study them.
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This desert blooms overnight and turns into a sea of colours, where does it exist?
Rare monsoon rains have briefly turned Rajasthan’s Thar Desert green, awakening dormant seeds and wildlife, offering a striking glimpse into how one of India’s driest landscapes can suddenly burst with life.
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Hot black ice might solve Neptune’s longstanding magnetic mystery; Here's what study says
Scientists suggest superionic “hot black ice” deep inside Neptune may explain its tilted, offset and chaotic magnetic field, offering insights into ice giant interiors and planetary physics.
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Historic Wildlife Sighting: Two black leopards caught on camera in Kurseong forests
Two elusive black leopards were captured together on camera in Bengal’s Kurseong forests, offering scientists a rare window into wildlife genetics and ecosystem health.
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Artemis II astronauts enter quarantine as NASA moves closer to next crewed Moon mission
NASA’s Artemis II astronauts have entered quarantine as rocket testing continues, signalling preparations for humanity’s next journey around the Moon, while key questions remain about launch timing and mission readiness.
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Silent Comeback: IUCN-listed endangered species "Dhole" spotted in Madhya Pradesh
A rare Asiatic Wild Dog has been spotted in Ratapani Tiger Reserve, Madhya Pradesh, raising new hopes for wildlife conservation and ecosystem recovery.
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Moon dust, meteorites and more: How Earth got its water, scientists rewrite the story
Ancient Moon dust, meteorite traces and Apollo samples are helping NASA scientists rethink where Earth’s water truly came from, revealing surprising clues while raising new questions about our planet’s earliest history.
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This bird is faster than a supercar — Meet the Peregrine Falcon who dives Over 300 km/h
The peregrine falcon is the fastest animal on Earth, diving at over 300 km/h, hunting with precision, and thriving in cities after surviving near-extinction from pesticides.
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Scientists puzzled as Ring Nebula hides straight glowing iron bar; Here's why
Astronomers have discovered a giant glowing iron bar across the Ring Nebula. Its origin is unknown, defying models of stellar death and revealing a cosmic mystery in deep space.
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Vanished? Zombie Worms disappeared from deep sea mysteriously, possibly caused by low oxygen
Zombie worms have vanished from Pacific whale bones off British Columbia. Scientists link this mystery to low oxygen and warn of broader deep‑sea ecosystem consequences.
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South China's “Dragon Hole” hides 1,700 strange viruses beneath the ocean
Scientists exploring the mysterious "Dragon Hole" in the South China Sea have discovered around 1,700 strange viruses in oxygen-free waters, revealing a hidden world of extreme life beneath the ocean.
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Ali Benamar, meteorite hunter discovered a rare iron rock in Sahara Desert
A rare iron meteorite has been found in the Sahara Desert, providing scientists a unique glimpse into the cores of ancient asteroids and early planetary formation processes.
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Six-Planetary Alignment to dazzle evening sky on 28th February; Here's everything you need to know
A rare astronomical event will display six planets in alignment, visible after sunset, giving skywatchers a spectacular planetary parade and offering scientists opportunities to study planetary positions and light interactions.
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Meet Zed, the 40,000-year-old Columbian mammoth to be a star at La Brea Tar Pits
A 40,000-year-old mammoth named Zed is helping scientists unlock secrets of Ice Age life, extinction and evolution, as Los Angeles prepares to showcase him in a historic museum transformation.
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NASA captures mysterious "red and green" lights over Europe in a breathtaking night sky show
A stunning NASA photograph reveals rare red and green auroras over Europe, showing how solar storms quietly reshape Earth’s atmosphere, raising new questions about space weather and planetary safety.
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Two suns seen over Russia's Sakhalin? Science behind striking sky illusion 'sun dog' explained
Sundogs, also known as mock suns or parhelia, are bright patches of light that appear to the left, right, or sometimes on both sides of the real sun.
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No camera, no witness: World's longest science experiment going on for 100 years, know what it is
Running for nearly a century, this quiet experiment proves a “solid” can flow, drop by drop, while generations of scientists wait, watch, and wonder when the next moment will finally arrive.
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Science or Miracle? Over 1,300-year-old Shore Temple of Mahabalipuram defying sea, cyclones and tsunami
Standing for 1,300 years against cyclones and tsunamis, the Shore Temple’s survival is no miracle, but ancient engineering, revealed anew after the 2004 tsunami, still guarding secrets beneath the sea.
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When numbers aren’t enough: Wild dogs take on a lone lioness in a dramatic wildlife encounter, watch video
A rare wildlife encounter shows a 15-year-old lioness facing a coordinated wild dog attack, revealing how age, instinct, and survival collide during what may be her final months.
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What’s driving the sudden spike in shark attacks near Sydney’s shores? Experts reveal answers
A sudden spike in shark attacks along Australia’s east coast has closed beaches and raised alarms. Experts point to weather, murky waters, and bull shark behaviour, but questions remain.
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A Startling Wildlife Encounter: Diaper saved 20-day-old baby after a monkey threw her into a well
A newborn survives an unthinkable wildlife encounter after villagers act fast, a diaper plays an unlikely role, and one visitor’s training changes the outcome of a terrifying village moment entirely.
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World’s biggest camera spots fastest-spinning giant asteroid and continues discovering more
A powerful new telescope spots an unusually large asteroid spinning faster than thought possible, challenging long held ideas about space rocks and hinting at surprising secrets from the Solar System’s past.
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Indian scientists found a rare worm-like amphibian in Western Ghats, named as Gegeneophis valmiki
Scientists discovered a rare underground amphibian, Gegeneophis valmiki, in India’s Western Ghats. The worm-like caecilian highlights hidden biodiversity and urgent conservation needs for threatened species.
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3 Million joined for NASA's Artemis II mission with send your name campaign
Over three million people have submitted names to fly with NASA’s Artemis II mission. The registrations are still open for "Send Your Name" campaign. The campaign inspires students, space enthusiasts and future explorers globally.
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Scientists break 100-Year-Old chemistry rule, create “impossible” molecules
Scientists have broken a century-old chemistry rule by creating “impossible” molecules. The breakthrough could reshape drug design, materials science and how chemistry is taught worldwide.
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Who's that "Nilhist Penguin" walking to the mountains? Science explained behind the meme
A documentary video of a lone penguin walking inland toward icy mountains has gone viral. Scientists explain what may cause such unusual behaviour and why the clip is captivating the internet.
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More than 1.5 lakh migratory birds take over Bhitarkanika wetlands this January
Bhitarkanika National Park hosted over 1.5 lakh migratory birds this winter, including rare species. The census reveals migration patterns, peak season trends and conservation importance.
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ExoMiner++: NASA’s AI that found 370 exoplanets is now working on TESS data
NASA’s AI, ExoMiner++, is scanning TESS data, flagging 7,000 potential exoplanets. Open-source and powerful, it separates real planets from false signals, accelerating discoveries of new worlds.
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A Rare Triple Conjunction: Know the date, time and place to watch this tonight
On 23 January 2026, the Moon, Saturn and Neptune will appear close together in the night sky. This alignment is known as triple conjunction. Find out when, where and how to view this rare alignment.
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NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope reveals black hole feeding frenzy in early universe
James Webb uncovers how early black holes grew unusually fast. New simulations reveal intense feeding frenzies that may explain mysterious giant black holes forming soon after the Big Bang.
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Wild Encounter Goes Viral: Paraglider gets "boxed" by Kangaroo near Canberra
A paraglider landed near Canberra, expecting a calm landing but instead, a kangaroo charged and threw aggressive forearm “punches” quickly. This video is going viral online.
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World’s oldest cave art dating 67,800 years discovered in Indonesia
Scientists discovered hand stencils in Indonesia’s caves, dating 67,800 years. This world’s oldest cave art shows early human creativity, symbolic thinking and prehistoric life in Southeast Asia.
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The World’s only floating wildlife national park is in India, know its story and where it is located
Built on drifting vegetation, this protected landscape survives without solid ground, sheltering endangered wildlife while depending on delicate water balance, human restraint, and changing climate forces shaping its uncertain future.
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NASA satellite NOAA‑20 spots massive "ring of colour" in the Pacific Ocean
NASA satellites captured huge green-blue ocean rings near New Zealand’s Chatham Islands which was caused by seasonal phytoplankton blooms. This attracts wildlife and reveal the ocean’s hidden biological activity from space.
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Scientists stumble upon a rare and new white ginger species from Arunachal forests
Scientists have discovered a rare white-flowered ginger in Arunachal Pradesh’s Siang Valley, highlighting India’s rich botanical diversity and emphasizing urgent conservation for this fragile Himalayan ecosystem.
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Birds that carry fire? Unpacking the myths and reality of Australia’s firehawks
Australian bushfires reveal an unexpected twist, as raptors called firehawks may deliberately spread flames while hunting, blurring lines between disaster, adaptation, and ancient Indigenous knowledge that scientists still debate.
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Australian scientists create night-time solar power to run satellites without sunlight
Scientists have developed a way to generate electricity from Earth’s radiant heat at night, potentially powering satellites even in darkness and opening new frontiers for space renewable energy.
