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Scientists from the Center for Research in Information and Communication Technologies (CITIC) at the University of A Coruña confirmed that 3I/ATLAS is not a typical comet.
The planet orbits a faint red dwarf star and sits in its habitable zone, where liquid water could exist if an atmosphere is present.
The asteroid is estimated to measure about 700 meters in diameter. Its orbit crosses Mercury’s path, and it remains largely hidden from Earth’s view in the Sun’s glare.
Researchers initially believed the samples came from the Moon’s mantle. Testing iron, manganese, and zinc levels showed their composition did not match known lunar rocks.
The Spotless Baron stands apart from its relatives for lacking the distinctive white spots that give the Baron species its name.
AGN are bright centres of galaxies powered by matter falling into supermassive black holes, which are millions of times more massive than the Sun.
Why are donkey populations collapsing in Madhya Pradesh? The census reveals only 3,052 donkeys remain across the state, compared with 49,289 in 1997—a 94% decline in less than three decades.
After decades of decline, one of the world’s most endangered whales is showing a faint sign of recovery. Scientists say this slow progress could mark a hopeful turning point.
Hocking Hills State Park in southeast Ohio is a nature lover’s paradise. Explore forests, cliffs, and lakes as you discover the animals that call this park home.
People with advanced lung or skin cancer who were taking certain immunotherapy drugs lived substantially longer if they also got a Pfizer or Moderna shot within 100 days of starting treatment, according to preliminary research being reported Wednesday in the journal Nature.
Dive into the mysterious universe of black holes, a region where gravity is so intense that nothing, not even light can escape.
Explore the strange, fascinating world of quantum physics where reality behaves in ways beyond everyday imagination and logic.
They may look tiny, colourful, and harmless, but appearances can deceive. Some of the cutest-looking bugs on Earth hide shocking abilities that can sting, spray, or even invade their prey.
Comet Lemmon (C/2023 A3) dazzles in Ladakh. This comet has a green tail which is visible from Hanle. This study offers rare insights into the early solar system.
Ancient ankle bones of Ardipithecus ramidus reveal how early humans combined climbing and upright walking, reshaping the understanding of evolution.
A study finds African wildlife fears humans more than lions, revealing humans’ profound impact on animal behaviour and ecosystem dynamics.
Researchers from the Warnell School of Forestry and Natural Resources examined 60 preserved bat specimens belonging to six species, including big brown bats, eastern red bats and grey bats.
First detected in July, Comet 3I/ATLAS measures nearly 5.6 kilometres across and weighs an estimated 33 billion tonnes.
Researchers recreated Martian conditions in a laboratory using E. coli bacteria and pure water ice. The samples were frozen at minus 60 degrees Fahrenheit and exposed to radiation levels similar to those on Mars.
Scientists uncover remnants of proto-Earth buried beneath continents, providing rare isotopic evidence that rewrites how our planet first formed and evolved.
Scientists recreated the Milky Way’s history using supercomputers to track where dark matter should collect and collide.
Ever wondered which creatures lay the biggest eggs on the planet? From icy waters to tropical forests, these fascinating animals produce eggs so large they’ll completely change how you see reproduction.
Reflect Orbital plans 4,000 space mirrors to reflect sunlight onto Earth, alarming scientists who warn of light pollution, ecosystem disruption, and catastrophic astronomical impacts.
Chandrayaan-2 observed the Moon’s first CME effects. CHACE-2 detected solar activity, boosting exosphere pressure and atom density, revealing lunar space weather and exploration insights.
A study reveals how masu salmon adapt to upstream and downstream river habitats. Fast- and slow-growing salmon highlight survival strategies and climate change resilience.
A Buff-tailed Bumblebee is completely covered in pollen, showcasing the crucial role of pollinators in nature, sustaining plants, ecosystems and food production worldwide.
Over its lifespan of about 30 years, a single Arctic Tern may travel more than 2.4 million kilometres. That is the equivalent of three trips to the Moon.
China’s Chang’e-6 mission discovered rare CI chondrite meteorite fragments on the Moon’s far side, revealing new clues about water and organic origins in space.
NASA reports that each meteor can travel at speeds reaching 148,000 miles per hour, leaving glowing trails that sometimes last several minutes.
3I/ATLAS is the third known interstellar visitor after 1I/‘Oumuamua and 2I/Borisov. In most comets, nickel and iron appear in similar amounts, but 3I/ATLAS breaks that rule.
Mysterious flashes on the Moon, known as TLPs, may result from meteoroid impacts or escaping lunar gases, revealing hidden lunar activity.
Explore the incredible life cycle of river turtles, embodying resilience as they battle predators, habitat loss and climate threats for survival.
Astronomers with help of ALMA and JWST telescopes revealed HH 211’s accretion disc and energetic jets which offer new insights into early star formation.
The rainbow-on-a-chip breakthrough enables simultaneous laser data channels, boosting AI performance, cutting energy demands and future computing technologies.
Scientists suggest advanced alien civilizations might remain undetectable, using AI and exotic communication. They also explained the Fermi Paradox and guiding future cosmic searches.
A burning object in Western Australia’s Pilbara desert, likely space debris, is under investigation by scientists and authorities for its origin.
Snake milking turns deadly venom into lifesaving antivenoms. Experts extract toxins carefully, helping develop treatments for blood disorders, nerve damage and other medical breakthroughs.
A new study reveals guppies are easily tricked by optical illusions, while ring doves see clearly, highlighting differences in visual perception and animal cognition.
Scientists in New Zealand have discovered a new genus of jumping spiders, Ourea, revealing 12 unique alpine species and remarkable camouflage adaptations.
Discover 10 incredible animals that seem to break the laws of physics, from mantis shrimp punches to mountain goats scaling cliffs effortlessly.
With a flash of its vivid blue tongue, the blue-tongued skink confuses predators, proving evolution's clever ways to survive.
A hidden orchid with no leaves, Rhizanthella survives via fungi, demonstrating extraordinary plant adaptations and the critical need to protect endangered species.
Katydids, the insects that mimic leaves with astonishing precision and cunning to survive. This insect always fascinates scientists and nature enthusiasts worldwide.
Astronomers have detected the first “heartbeat” of a newborn star within a cosmic explosion, revealing a rapidly spinning magnetar and reshaping the understanding of gamma-ray bursts.
Comet C/2025 R2 (SWAN) is brightening the October night sky, offering stargazers a rare chance to see its glowing tail. Here is how and when to watch it.
Astronomers have detected a million-solar-mass “blob of darkness” in a distant galaxy, possibly a rare dark matter clump shaping the cosmos unseen.
The newly found species has been named Lagocheilus hayaomiyazakii sp. nov., honouring Japanese animator and Studio Ghibli co-founder Hayao Miyazaki.
From the skies to the savannahs and deep oceans, nature’s elite speedsters push the limits of motion. Meet the extraordinary creatures whose power and precision redefine what fast truly means.
For decades, astronomers have known that stars orbit the Milky Way’s centre and that the galactic disc is warped.
Killer whales, also known as orcas, are apex predators and key indicators of marine health. They are the largest members of the dolphin family and are easily recognised by their black-and-white colouring.
