Melting
- All
- News
- Videos
- Photos
- Web Stories
-
Bengaluru Auto Driver In IIM-B Jacket Sparks Internet Frenzy, His Story Will Melt Your Heart
A Bengaluru auto driver's IIM-B jacket and his story of working at the institute's hostel mess have gone viral, showcasing a touching tale of student gratitude and dignity of labour.
-
Delhi Mother-Daughter Duo Arrested, Gold, Silver Recovered In Molten Form
The Delhi Police on Tuesday said that they have arrested a mother-daughter duo on charges of theft and recovered stolen gold and silver in melted form.
-
"Unbelievable": Body Of Man Missing For 28 Years Found Inside Melting Glacier In Pakistan
According to police, Naseeruddin fell into a glacier crevice during a snowstorm in June 1997 and went missing.
-
Greenland's Melting Glaciers Feed Ocean Life, Study Finds
A new NASA-led study reveals that Greenland’s melting glaciers are fueling life in the Arctic Ocean. Each summer, massive freshwater plumes from glaciers like Jakobshavn drag deep-sea nutrients upward, boosting phytoplankton growth by up to 40%. These microscopic organisms form the base of the marine food web and play a key role in carbon absorpt...
-
Glacial Lake Burst Behind Uttarakhand Floods? A Look At Previous Instances
A glacial lake burst is a sudden flood caused when a lake formed by melting glaciers breaches its natural dam, releasing massive amounts of water downstream.
-
Melting Glaciers, Fragile Slopes, Human Hubris: What Led To Uttarakhand's Tragedy
Five dead, dozens missing. Was it a cloudburst or a glacial lake outburst? Experts say the Uttarakhand flash floods reflect the escalating impact of climate change on the Himalayas.
-
Men Dressed As 'Babas' Rob Woman On Delhi Streets, Arrested
In an alarming case, the Delhi Police have arrested four individuals who allegedly posed as spiritual men or 'babas' to carry out a snatching incident in broad daylight.
-
Gold Defies Physics: Remains Solid at 14x Its Melting Point in Superheating Experiment
Gold has amazed scientists by remaining solid under extreme temperatures—14 times its standard melting point—due to superheating. The study highlights how conventional physics may not fully explain ultra-fast reactions. These groundbreaking results, published in collaboration with international labs, have far-reaching implications for high-ener...
-
Craving Cheese Toast? Try It Upside Down For A Game-Changing Twist
Upside down cheese toast is a game-changer due to its unique cooking method, which creates a crispy exterior and a gooey interior.
-
4 Men Arrested For Stealing 548 Grams Of Gold In Bengaluru: Cops
Four people were arrested for stealing 548 grams of gold ornaments from a house and selling them. The Kothanur police have recovered a total of Rs 10 lakhs in cash from them, police said on Tuesday.
-
Watch: Adorable Baby Elephant Gives Squishy Hugs To Humans, Melts Internet
In the now-viral video clip, the baby elephant can be seen sneaking up behind two people who are sitting in what appears to be a field.
-
Watch: Heartwarming Reunion Between Elephants And Their Caretaker Melts Internet
At one point, the elephants can be seen making a circle around the caretaker, as if ensuring that she remains in a protected zone.
-
Earth Is Spinning Faster, Says Study. This Could Force A Global Time Reset
In a rare and unprecedented move, scientists and world timekeepers are considering reducing one second from Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) as Earth's rotation speeds up.
-
Earth to Spin Faster on July 22 to Make It One of the Shortest Days in Recorded History
On Tuesday, July 22, 2025, Earth will complete its rotation 1.34 milliseconds faster than the usual 24 hours, scientists say. That will make it the second-shortest day ever recorded, just behind July 10, 2025. The trend of shorter days has accelerated since 2020, attributed to factors like the Moon’s position, mass shifts from melting ice, and at...
-
The Eye-Opening Science Of Close Encounters With Polar Bears
For the last four decades, experts from the Norwegian Polar Institute (NPI) have been keeping tabs on the health and movement of polar bears in the Svalbard archipelago, halfway between Norway and the North Pole.
-
Bengaluru Auto Driver In IIM-B Jacket Sparks Internet Frenzy, His Story Will Melt Your Heart
A Bengaluru auto driver's IIM-B jacket and his story of working at the institute's hostel mess have gone viral, showcasing a touching tale of student gratitude and dignity of labour.
-
Delhi Mother-Daughter Duo Arrested, Gold, Silver Recovered In Molten Form
The Delhi Police on Tuesday said that they have arrested a mother-daughter duo on charges of theft and recovered stolen gold and silver in melted form.
-
"Unbelievable": Body Of Man Missing For 28 Years Found Inside Melting Glacier In Pakistan
According to police, Naseeruddin fell into a glacier crevice during a snowstorm in June 1997 and went missing.
-
Greenland's Melting Glaciers Feed Ocean Life, Study Finds
A new NASA-led study reveals that Greenland’s melting glaciers are fueling life in the Arctic Ocean. Each summer, massive freshwater plumes from glaciers like Jakobshavn drag deep-sea nutrients upward, boosting phytoplankton growth by up to 40%. These microscopic organisms form the base of the marine food web and play a key role in carbon absorpt...
-
Glacial Lake Burst Behind Uttarakhand Floods? A Look At Previous Instances
A glacial lake burst is a sudden flood caused when a lake formed by melting glaciers breaches its natural dam, releasing massive amounts of water downstream.
-
Melting Glaciers, Fragile Slopes, Human Hubris: What Led To Uttarakhand's Tragedy
Five dead, dozens missing. Was it a cloudburst or a glacial lake outburst? Experts say the Uttarakhand flash floods reflect the escalating impact of climate change on the Himalayas.
-
Men Dressed As 'Babas' Rob Woman On Delhi Streets, Arrested
In an alarming case, the Delhi Police have arrested four individuals who allegedly posed as spiritual men or 'babas' to carry out a snatching incident in broad daylight.
-
Gold Defies Physics: Remains Solid at 14x Its Melting Point in Superheating Experiment
Gold has amazed scientists by remaining solid under extreme temperatures—14 times its standard melting point—due to superheating. The study highlights how conventional physics may not fully explain ultra-fast reactions. These groundbreaking results, published in collaboration with international labs, have far-reaching implications for high-ener...
-
Craving Cheese Toast? Try It Upside Down For A Game-Changing Twist
Upside down cheese toast is a game-changer due to its unique cooking method, which creates a crispy exterior and a gooey interior.
-
4 Men Arrested For Stealing 548 Grams Of Gold In Bengaluru: Cops
Four people were arrested for stealing 548 grams of gold ornaments from a house and selling them. The Kothanur police have recovered a total of Rs 10 lakhs in cash from them, police said on Tuesday.
-
Watch: Adorable Baby Elephant Gives Squishy Hugs To Humans, Melts Internet
In the now-viral video clip, the baby elephant can be seen sneaking up behind two people who are sitting in what appears to be a field.
-
Watch: Heartwarming Reunion Between Elephants And Their Caretaker Melts Internet
At one point, the elephants can be seen making a circle around the caretaker, as if ensuring that she remains in a protected zone.
-
Earth Is Spinning Faster, Says Study. This Could Force A Global Time Reset
In a rare and unprecedented move, scientists and world timekeepers are considering reducing one second from Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) as Earth's rotation speeds up.
-
Earth to Spin Faster on July 22 to Make It One of the Shortest Days in Recorded History
On Tuesday, July 22, 2025, Earth will complete its rotation 1.34 milliseconds faster than the usual 24 hours, scientists say. That will make it the second-shortest day ever recorded, just behind July 10, 2025. The trend of shorter days has accelerated since 2020, attributed to factors like the Moon’s position, mass shifts from melting ice, and at...
-
The Eye-Opening Science Of Close Encounters With Polar Bears
For the last four decades, experts from the Norwegian Polar Institute (NPI) have been keeping tabs on the health and movement of polar bears in the Svalbard archipelago, halfway between Norway and the North Pole.
