Science
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New Study Traces Bats’ Origins to Europe Around 65 Million Years Ago
A new study has shed light on the mysterious origins of bats, suggesting that the flying mammals first emerged in…
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NASA Astronaut Jessica Watkins to Command SpaceX Crew-13 Mission to International Space Station
NASA astronaut Jessica Watkins is set to make another significant mark in space exploration as she prepares to command SpaceX’s…
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NIT-Srinagar to Open Campus Observatory with Advanced 14-Inch Telescope
The National Institute of Technology (NIT) Srinagar is set to become the first NIT in the country to establish a…
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Earth’s Ice Sheets Lost 11.3 Trillion Tonnes of Ice in Four Decades, Study Finds
Earth’s two major ice sheets have lost an estimated 11.3 trillion metric tonnes of ice over a period of more…
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Scientists Discover Snail That Can Regrow Its Entire Eye Within a Month
Scientists studying a South American freshwater snail have uncovered an unusual biological ability: the animal can completely regenerate a complex,…
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Scientists Discover Elias 2-24 b, the Youngest Planet Ever Found
Astronomers have discovered what is being described as the youngest planet ever identified, offering scientists a rare opportunity to study…
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Michigan Scientists Test Carbon Dioxide Method to Combat Invasive Zebra Mussels
Scientists in Michigan have tested a new method to tackle the spread of invasive zebra mussels by combining weighted lakebed…
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Hanle Dark Sky Reserve Star Party Brings Astronomy Enthusiasts Together in Ladakh
The fourth edition of the Hanle Dark Sky Reserve (HDSR) Star Party brought together astrophotographers and amateur astronomy enthusiasts from…
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Scientists Find Way to Delay Loss of Quantum Entanglement With Single Flip
Scientists from India and the United States have demonstrated a method that could help preserve fragile quantum entanglement for longer…
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Tiger Worm Toilets Turn Human Waste Into Compost, But Parasite Risk Remains
Scientists studying an innovative sanitation system that uses worms to process human waste have found that potentially dangerous parasite eggs…
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