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  Study Reveals Saturn's "Mimas" Moon Might Have Hidden Boiling Ocean Under Its Ice

  But on larger icy moons, the ice layer may break up before the water boils, preventing the formation of a boiling ocean.

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  Meteor Showers To Eclipses: The Big Sky Events From Late 2025 To 2026

  The Geminid meteor shower, known for its bright streaks, will remain active in dark skies through mid-December.

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  Reflective Clouds And Metallicity, All About Exotic Atmosphere Of Rare "Ultra-Hot Neptune"

  With temperatures reaching almost 2,000 degrees Celsius on its dayside, LTT 9779 is one of the few known planets in the "hot Neptune desert".

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  "Cosmic Creepy-Crawly": NASA Shares Stunning New Details Of Red Spider Nebula

  The image was captured by NIRCam, Webb's primary near-infrared imager, which aims to provide high-resolution imaging and spectroscopy.

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  Scientists May Have Caught The First Real Glimpse Of Dark Matter, Universe's Most Elusive Ingredient

  The new study led by Prof Tomonori Totani of the University of Tokyo analysed Fermi telescope observations of the Milky Way's centre - the region where dark matter is expected to be densest.

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  Watch: Astronaut Shares Breathtaking View Of Southern Lights As Seen From Space

  The aurora australis is caused by charged particles from the solar wind interacting with the Earth's magnetic field and atmosphere.

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  Scientists Reveal The Only Fruit On Earth That Looks Blue Without Any Pigment

  Scientists have identified the blue quandong as the only fruit that appears truly blue due to structural colouration rather than pigment.

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  2027 Solar Eclipse To Bring Longest Darkness Of The Century

  A rare total solar eclipse on 2 August 2027 will plunge parts of Europe, North Africa and the Middle East into darkness for up to 6 minutes.

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  Generative AI Produces Only Average-Level Creative Work: Study

  A new study in the Journal of Creative Behaviour finds that generative AI systems like ChatGPT have a mathematical limit on creativity, restricting them to amateur-level performance.

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  Lemurs At Risk Of Being Eaten Into Extinction, Warn Researchers

  A new study reveals that endangered lemurs in Madagascar are being secretly hunted and eaten, driven by demand from wealthy city dwellers.

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  'Perfect Forensic Tool': How Scientists Use Bed Bugs To Bust Crime

  Long-loathed as itchy household pests, the blood-sucking insects have revealed a darker, more intriguing potential as Malaysian scientists have discovered they can be turned into unlikely crime-busting allies.

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  Antarctic Ozone Layer Shows Signs Of Recovery: NASA

  The Antarctic ozone layer is showing signs of recovery, reaching an annual maximum of 8.83 million square miles on September 9, scientists from NASA and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) said.

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  Do Aliens Exist? India, Japan Team Up To Answer Question With Giant Telescope

  The goal of the Thirty Metre Telescope project is to peer deeper into the cosmos than ever before, studying black holes, distant galaxies, and, most intriguingly, searching for signs of life beyond Earth.

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  Study Reveals The Mystery Behind Giant Radio Relics In The Universe

  Based on these initial findings, the team further developed extremely high-resolution simulations called "shock-tubes."

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  Study Reveals Hidden Deep-Earth Structures That Can Rewrite Planet's History

  Researchers say each new discovery brings them closer to piecing together Earth's early history.

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  New Study Challenges Long-Held Beliefs About Formation Of The Moon

  According to researchers, the composition of a planet or celestial body holds the entire story of its formation and origin.

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  Astronomers Spot Possible Primordial Cluster Beyond Neptune

  According to Princeton researchers, the classical belt's structure should be understood as consisting of three major components.

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  Stealth Solar Storm Hits Earth, Leaves Scientists Surprised

  Stealth CMEs are typically more common when the Sun is in the waning phase of its 11-year solar activity cycle.

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  Astronomers Record First-Ever Massive Stellar Blast Capable Of Stripping Planetary Atmospheres

  This event originated from a red dwarf star, which is much dimmer, cooler, and smaller than the Sun.

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  Scientists Warn Modern City Life May Harm Human Health And Reproductive Functions

  Researchers believe that due to increasing population and expansion of cities, humans will not be able to return to natural habitats soon.