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18 Jun 2025
Are We Trapped Inside A Giant Black Hole? Latest Discovery Sparks Alarm
Shocking data shows 60% of early galaxies spinning the same way, coincidence or cosmic code? Could our entire universe be trapped inside a massive black hole, distorting space and time itself? This James Webb discovery could rewrite the Big Bang theory, and your place in the universe.
Assam
17 Jun 2025
In Assam's Coalfield, A 24-Million-Year-Old Fossil Discovery Shocks...
A team from the Birbal Sahni Institute of Palaeosciences (BSIP), an autonomous institute under the Department of Science and Technology (DST), collected these fossil leaves. They meticulously analyzed their physical characteristics and identified them through comparisons with existing plant collections and cluster analysis, said the ministry.
fish pain study
17 Jun 2025
Fish Feel Pain For Up To 24 Minutes During Slaughter, Shocking Study Reveals
Fish are the most exploited animals by number, and yet their pain is rarely part of the conversation Study reveals fish can experience between 10 to 24 minutes of intense pain during slaughter Fish feel pain and fear, and ignoring their suffering means turning a blind eye to a systemic moral issue
Axiom-4 mission
11 Jun 2025
Axiom-4 Launch Postponed: ISRO, SpaceX Share Crucial Update On Space Mission
The Axiom-4 mission crew includes members from India, Poland, and Hungary, marking each nation's first mission to the space station in history and the second government-sponsored human spaceflight mission in over 40 years, according to Axiom Space.
Space news
07 Jun 2025
Rubin Observatory Set To Discover Millions Of New Solar System Objects
An international team of astronomers predicts a massive leap in solar system discoveries, thanks to the upcoming Vera C. Rubin Observatory and its powerful survey capabilities.
Whale
04 Jun 2025
Meet Oldest Whale In The World: A 200-Year-Old Bowhead Still Swimming The...
Researchers at CSIRO, Australia's national science agency, peering into the whale's genetic code, now believe bowheads could potentially live for an incredible 268 years.
Shubhanshu Shukla
02 Jun 2025
India's Space Hero Gets Ultimate Playbook: How Shubhanshu Will Conquer Stars
This mission is a proud moment for India and marks another step forward in the country's growing role in human spaceflight.
Mushroom Communication
29 May 2025
Do Mushrooms Talk? Scientists Say The Fungi Know 50 Words
A new study suggests that fungi might have their own form of language.
India
27 May 2025
India’s Rs 550Cr Space Leap: Why Axiom-4 Mission Is Game-Changer For Gaganyaan
The Ax-4 mission is a 14-day trip docked at the ISS, where Shukla and his crew will carry out exciting experiments, connect with people worldwide, and test new technologies in the weightless environment of space.
Baby Yingliang
26 May 2025
How A Dinosaur Embryo Links Birds To Their Ancient Ancestors
Fossilized remains of around 72-million-year-old dinosaur embryo, which is nicknamed Baby Yingliang, gives a glimpse into the origins of bird-like behaviors.
Carbon dioxide
13 May 2025
Indian Scientist Transforms Carbon Dioxide Into Clean Fuel Using Sunlight
Professor Indrajit has developed an innovative method to convert carbon dioxide (CO₂) into renewable fuel using only sunlight The process uses standard sunlight, eliminating the need for artificial or controlled light sources — making it scalable and accessible “This advancement shows the power of international collaboration and interdisciplinary research”
Jupiter auroras
13 May 2025
Mega Auroras On Jupiter Show Giant Light Storms That Could Swallow Earth
Auroras on Earth are awe-inspiring enough, created when solar storms send charged particles crashing into our planet's magnetic field But Jupiter takes it to a whole new level, the auroras captured by Webb are hundreds of times brighter The team now plans to further investigate this puzzling discrepancy, hoping to unlock new secrets about Jupiter's space environment
279-year-old mummy
05 May 2025
279-Year-Old Mummy Reveals Mysterious Embalming Method Never Seen Before
A 279-year-old mummy stunned scientists with a bizarre embalming method—preserved from the inside out using wood chips and twigs. The priest’s body remained mysteriously intact for centuries, with no external incisions and a preservation technique never seen before. Hidden secrets emerged from the crypt—revealing a smoking habit, lung disease, and a ritualistic glass artifact inside the corpse.
science
27 Apr 2025
Oldest Ant Ever Found: 113-Million-Year-Old Hell Ant Unearthed In Brazil
In a groundbreaking discovery, scientists have unearthed the oldest known ant fossil, dating back 113 million years, in northeastern Brazil This marks the first time a hell ant has been found fossilized in rock, as previous discoveries were preserved in amber from France and Myanmar This remarkable fossil not only adds to the known diversity of ancient ants but also pushes back the timeline of ant evolution
Space news
22 Apr 2025
NASA's Perseverance Discovers Mysterious Dark Rock On Mars Named 'Skull Hill'
NASA’s Perseverance rover has found a never-before-seen dark rock named Skull Hill in Jezero Crater, offering new clues about Mars' volcanic history and ancient environments.
UNESCO World Heritage Sites in India 2025
20 Apr 2025
Full List Of UNESCO World Heritage Sites In India 2025: 43 Cultural Wonders
India’s 43 UNESCO World Heritage Sites reflect its status as a cultural and ecological powerhouse These sites are the best representative examples of India's artistic, architectural, and environmental abundance These places not only offer a glimpse into the past but also remind us of the responsibility to preserve our shared heritage for the future.
Mars
20 Apr 2025
NASA Discovers Evidence That Could Reveal Why Mars Became A Dead Planet
NASA’s Curiosity rover has uncovered groundbreaking mineral clues that may finally explain why Mars lost its atmosphere and became a barren wasteland.
Space news
05 Apr 2025
ISRO’s POEM-4 Safely Re-Enters Earth’s Atmosphere, Reinforces Commitment
ISRO announced the successful atmospheric re-entry of its fourth PSLV Orbital Experimental Module (POEM-4) Throughout its operational period, POEM-4 hosted 24 payloads, including 14 from ISRO and 10 from non-governmental entities This event highlights ISRO’s leadership in responsible space practices, setting an example for sustainable space operations worldwide
Sunita Williams
01 Apr 2025
'India Is Amazing From Space, For Sure Going Back To...': Sunita Williams
Sunita Williams was responding to a question on how India looked from space when she was in the International Space Station and on possibility of her collaborating with Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) on space exploration.
ancient crater discovery
08 Mar 2025
3.5-Billion-Year-Old Discovery Sheds Light On Earth's Ancient Impact History
Scientists in Australia have identified a 3.5-billion-year-old impact crater, the oldest known on Earth, reshaping our understanding of ancient cosmic collisions The 100 km-wide crater, formed by a meteorite traveling at 36,000 km/h, sent debris worldwide and may have influenced Earth's early geological and atmospheric conditions Researchers suggest that such impacts could have created hot water pools, potentially fostering microbial life and playing a role in continent formation
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