Discover the insect that travels hundreds of miles by navigating with the stars.
A new study reveals that an Australian moth uses the stars to navigate during its annual migration, relying on the…
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Study finds early humans endured diverse and harsh climates before spreading across the globe.
Humans are unique among animals in their ability to thrive in nearly every environment on Earth — from dense rainforests…
An overview of the first man-made solar eclipses generated by a pair of European satellites.
Two European satellites have successfully produced the first artificial solar eclipses by flying in an exceptionally precise formation, offering scientists…
A grassland bird listens in on prairie dog alarm calls to help avoid predators.
Prairie dogs act like the Paul Reveres of the Great Plains, sounding the alarm with distinct barks to warn their…
Concerns over a space station leak have postponed a planned visit by astronauts from India, Poland, and Hungary.
A privately chartered space mission carrying the first astronauts in decades from India, Poland, and Hungary has been postponed indefinitely…
Tech Weapons We Need To Combat Global Warming
Global warming isn’t a future threat — it’s a present crisis. Rising sea levels, extreme weather, and declining biodiversity are already reshaping life on Earth. As nations scramble to meet climate targets, technology is becoming humanity’s sharpest weapon in the battle against climate change.
Exported electricity worth nearly Rs 2 billion to Europe
In a significant achievement for the region’s energy sector, electricity exports to Europe have reached a landmark value of nearly Rs 2 billion, marking a major step forward in international energy trade and regional economic growth.
How Science Failed to Unlock The Mysteries of the Human Brain
For centuries, the human brain has been described as the most complex object in the known universe — a three-pound organ capable of art, emotion, innovation, and consciousness. While science has made monumental progress in understanding the heart, the genome, and even the cosmos, the brain remains a riddle that modern neuroscience still struggles to fully solve.
NASA Sets Coverage for Two Spacewalks Outside Space Station
June 12, 2025 – NASA has announced plans to provide live coverage of two upcoming spacewalks from the International Space Station (ISS), as astronauts prepare to carry out essential maintenance and upgrades to the orbital outpost. The agency will stream both events live on NASA Television, the NASA app, and the agency’s official website.
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