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Scientists Discover "Hell Chicken", A Dinosaur That Ate Fruits Instead Of Meat
Researchers also believe that the Hell Chicken may have had feathers, like modern birds.
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Voyager 1 Briefly Loses Contact With Earth As It Nears One Light-Day Distance
NASA said that the Deep Space Network failed to pick up any signals from the probe during scheduled check-ins on October 18 and 19.
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US Startup Wants To Sell Sunlight At Night, Taps Indian Firm For Ambitious Plan
The plan has amazed the scientific community across the globe. Many want it cancelled citing natural hurdles that may hurt the people more than benefiting them.
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Real-Life Kryptonite Exists. It Was Found In Serbia Nearly 20 Years Ago
Huge deposits of jadarite were found in Serbia. But attempts to mine it received a setback after protests in 2022.
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New Study Suggests Comets Didn't Bring Life To Early Earth After All
Experts suggest that the essential ingredients for life may have formed right here on Earth, or perhaps arrived via asteroid impacts.
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NASA Spots Skull-Shaped Antarctic Island Losing Its Snow Cover
The March image shows the island covered in snow, while the October image reveals large areas of darker ice without a snow cover.
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NASA Spacecraft Becomes First To Enter Jupiter's Trojan Asteroid Region
After its encounter with Eurybates, Lucy will continue its journey to study other Jupiter Trojan asteroids.
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NASA Invites People To Send Their Names To Saturn's Moon With Dragonfly Mission
Titan has a thick atmosphere, rivers and lakes of liquid methane, large dunes and a landscape rich in organic material.
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Scientists Capture Rare Fish With Transparent Head On Camera For The First Time
The barreleye fish is known for its transparent head, which allows its green eyes to be seen from outside.
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NASA Astronaut Celebrates Halloween In Space Wearing Batman Costume
By choosing Batman for the celebration, Whitson paired the familiar superhero look with a lighthearted message about Halloween in space.
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Badrinath At Risk: Study Warns Hanging Glacier Avalanches Could Hit 400 Buildings
Using satellite data and the RAMMS simulation model, researchers found that one site could affect around 398 buildings, along with roads, farmland, forest and critical facilities.
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Study Reveals Details Of One Of The Oldest Mars Meteorites Ever Found On Earth
Its mineral composition also matches features observed in the cratered southern highlands of Mars by NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter.
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NASA's Hubble And Webb Telescopes Spot Cat-Shaped Nebula In Space
The unusual shape of the nebula was likely created over time by strong ultraviolet radiation and winds from massive stars in the Carina Nebula.
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Astronaut Shares Rare Milky Way View From Space With Red Atmospheric Band
Astronaut Don Pettit shared a Milky Way photo from the ISS showing stars, a red airglow band, and colourful light streaks from Southeast Asia.
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ISRO's 'Smart Boy' Rocket To Launch Key 'Swadeshi' GPS Satellite Today. Why It Matters
The GSLV-F18 rocket is scheduled to lift off at 11.51 pm from the second launch pad at the Satish Dhawan Space Centre (SDSC-SHAR) in Andhra Pradesh's Sriharikota.
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Paper Straws Are More Harmful For Environment Than Plastic: Study
The study was commissioned by the Ministry of Climate, Energy and Environment and disclosed on October 21 by People Power Party lawmaker Kim Wi-sang.
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Pluto's Demotion Revisited: How A New Discovery Revives The Planet Debate
The discovery of 2026 ED138 does not alter the official definition of a planet or change Pluto's classification.
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US-Based Startup Faces Backlash For Testing Nighttime Sunlight: "Idiotic Project"
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) in July approved Reflect Orbital's proposal to launch an initial demonstration satellite next year.
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Why Do Some People Enjoy Fear? New Study Reveals Surprising Reason
A new study suggests that people with stronger psychopathic traits may enjoy frightening situations because they feel invincible.
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World's Only Venomous Primate Rediscovered After 89 Years In Indonesia
The species is currently listed as critically endangered on the International Union for Conservation of Nature's Red List.
