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  Trillions Of Particles Pass Through You Every Second. What They Are

  Neutrinos have always fascinated scientists as they pass through everything that's there on the plant, like Marvel's fictional character Juggernaut (though not like a wrecking ball).

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  Earth Is In Firing Line Of A New Type Of Object: Here's All About Microblazar

  The system attracting attention as microblazar is called IRAS 18293-0941. It is estimated to be around 12,000 light years from Earth.

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  Astronomers Find Clues Of A Possible Planet Formed From A Dying Star

  The research team checked Hubble's findings using data from NASA's retired Far Ultraviolet Spectroscopic Explorer (FUSE) mission.

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  Astronaut Anil Menon Does Headstand On Space Station, Explains Importance Of Exercise

  He explained that exercising on a space station requires focus, determination and grit.

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  Astronaut Anil Menon Shares Breathtaking View Of Green Aurora After Solar Activity

  The green aurora offered a remarkable sight from the space station, presenting a vivid display of colour following significant solar activity.

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  Astronomers Use James Webb Telescope To Track Farthest Fast Radio Burst Yet

  The MeerTRAP team used the MeerKAT telescope to detect the burst on March 4, 2024, which led to its name, FRB 20240304B.

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  Scientists Find Mars's Oddest Cloud Forms Through Unusual Ice-Building Process

  A study published in Nature Geoscience suggests that the cloud forms through a process called homogeneous ice nucleation.

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  Astronaut Anil Menon Shares Video Of Cygnus' Controlled Departure From SpaceX Dragon Spacecraft

  Despite the faster playback, Menon highlighted that the actual release and departure were slow and controlled.

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  Penguin Poop May Be Speeding Up Antarctic Snow Melt: Study

  The findings come as Antarctica continues to lose ice amid changing environmental conditions.

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  Scientists Discover Why Women In This Small Italian Village Live Exceptionally Long Lives

  Scientists studying Bolotana, a small village in Sardinia, Italy, have found that women who reach 70 have a much higher chance of living to 100 than women in Italy or the United States.

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  Scientists Trace How Cancer Spread Between Identical Twins Before Birth

  Scientists have used DNA analysis to trace how a rare soft tissue cancer spread from one identical twin to her sister before birth.

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  How El Nino And Warming Oceans Could Shape Earth's Climate In 2027

  From changing ocean currents to extreme weather, scientists are watching a combination of climate signals that could influence temperatures, rainfall and ecosystems in the months ahead.

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  Astronaut Shows How Crew-12's Handmade Space Symbols Kept Home Close In Orbit

  The handmade Earth and its four satellites carry different meanings, but together they represent the astronauts' connections to family.

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  Margaret Hamilton, Scientist Who Worked On NASA's Apollo Program, Dies At 90

  The Massachussetts Institute of Technology called Hamilton, who taught at the prestigious university from 1959 to the mid-1970s, a "computing pioneer" and said she died on September 30.

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  Draconid Meteor Shower 2026: When And How To Catch The Sky Show In October

  The meteor's origin point is the constellation Draco the Dragon, and it sits highest in the sky right after nightfall.

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  A "Phoenix" World: Scientists Spot Planet Born From Ashes Of A Dead Star

  This discovery proves that planet formation isn't just a one-time event that happens when a star is young.

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  Gene-Editing, Sleep And Appetite Experts Eye 2026 Nobel Chemistry Prize

  This year, data analytics firm Clarivate predicted that research into the hunger-regulating hormone GLP-1 was a contender for the Nobel Prize in Medicine, but the award went to neuroscientists.

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  Nobel Physics 2026: How Antarctica's Ice Became A Window To The Universe

  Francis Halzen has won the 2026 Nobel Prize in Physics for his pioneering contributions to the IceCube Neutrino Observatory and the discovery of high-energy neutrinos from cosmic sources.

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  What Are Neutrinos? Why Nobel-Winning Researcher Francis Halzen Calls Them 'Ghost Particles'

  Neutrinos are electrically neutral, extremely light subatomic particles that rarely interact with matter, allowing trillions to pass through the Earth and human bodies unnoticed.

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  In Medical Breakthrough, Chinese Doctors Shrink Lung Tumour Of Baby Still In Mother's Womb

  The baby had congenital pulmonary airway malformation (CPAM), a rare condition in which abnormal lung tissue develops during pregnancy.