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150 Years Of The Institute That Gave India CV Raman, JC Bose, Meghnad Saha
The Indian Association for the Cultivation of Science, or IACS, stands not merely as India's oldest scientific research institution but as a living monument to some of the greatest minds the country has produced.
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Study Reveals The Sun Contains More Silver Than Scientists Previously Thought
The researchers found that these effects could explain why astronomers had been measuring less silver than expected.
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NASA Hubble Study Finds Andromeda Galaxy's Star Formation Has Been Declining For 500 Million Years
A study using Hubble data shows Andromeda galaxy's star formation has steadily declined over 500 million years.
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Human Skull Found At Ancient Burial Site That May Be Over 3,000 Years Old
Archaeologists believe some aspects of the burial could be similar to the Chalchuapa archaeological site in western El Salvador.
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NASA Astronaut Shares Breathtaking Photos Of Nile River From Space
The post quickly drew attention from users, who admired the stunning view of one of the world's most famous rivers from space.
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Bengaluru Startup Turns 'Diamond In The Sky' Nursery Rhyme Into Reality
The diamond, called Cosmic Bloom, is a lotus shaped creation conceived by entrepreneur and National Institute of Design (NID) trained jewellery designer Sanjana T., founder of Cosmos Diamonds, Bengaluru.
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NASA's Juno Spacecraft Maps Heat Of Jupiter's Volcanic Moon Io
The observations show that Io's surface is smooth when viewed at long microwave wavelengths.
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"Universe Adds Its Own Touch": Skyroot CEO Shares Mesmerising Sunrise From Vikram-1
The footage, captured by an onboard camera, shows sunlight emerging from behind the rocket's Orbital Adjustment Module, framed perfectly through a diamond-shaped structure on the spacecraft.
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NASA Plans AI-Powered Mission To Collect Saturn Ring Particles Directly
After retrieving a sample, the system would move to another section or gap in the rings to study particles from different regions.
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Chinese Man With Rare Brain-Like Scalp Condition Gets Life-Changing Plastic Surgery
Doctors diagnosed him with cutis verticis gyrata, a rare condition in which the scalp becomes unusually thick and forms deep folds.
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Astronaut Anil Menon Shares Striking View Of Starbase Captured From Space
Dr Anil Menon is a NASA astronaut, emergency medicine physician, and former SpaceX flight surgeon.
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This Common Gym Supplement May Give Cancer-Fighting Cells An Energy Boost
Creatine is generally considered safe when taken at recommended doses, but its effects can vary depending on a person's health condition.
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NASA Study Finds Mars Auroras Form Through A Process Similar To Earth's
NASA's study reveals some Martian auroras form via a process similar to Earth's Dungey cycle, involving magnetic reconnection over crustal fields.
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Watch: Killer Whale Rams 1,800Kg Sunfish So Hard It Explodes Into Pieces
Researchers have documented a previously unknown hunting behaviour in orcas after underwater footage captured the marine mammals using high-speed body slams to smash giant sunfish into pieces.
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NASA's NISAR Captures "Hummingbird"-Like Pattern Beneath Antarctica's Ice
The colours in the image show differences in the way polarised microwave signals interact with and reflect from the ice.
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US-India Satellite Reveals 'Hummingbird'-Shaped Formation In Antarctica
The pattern resembles a bird with outstretched wings - described by the space agency as a "hummingbird" - hidden in the frozen landscape.
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Over 1,000 Public Schools Closed Across US In 2025-26. Here's Why
US school closures: The latest report marks the fourth consecutive year of rising public school closures. In comparison, 755 public schools were closed during the 2021-22 school year, indicating a steady increase over the past four years.
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How Magnetic Forces Could Help Grow Replacement Tissues And Blood Vessels
Researchers led by MIT have developed a ground-breaking method to control the growth of lab-grown blood vessels using magnetic forces.
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The Rise of Trackflation: Why Secondary School Athletes Are Faster Than Ever
Driven by breakthroughs in shoe design, modern coaching methods, and a shift in athletic mindset, this rapid lowering of race times, known as "trackflation," is transforming the landscape of youth sport.
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Scientists Say Your Brain Wasn't Built For Modern Life
A new study suggests that the human brain evolved for small, close knit communities and immediate challenges, making it harder to cope with today's fast paced, highly connected world.
