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Asteroid 2024 PT5 becomes Earth’s mini-moon for 56 days, marking a rare celestial event that will fascinate space enthusiasts worldwide.
SC27 antibody uncovers a potent way to combat Covid variants, delivering groundbreaking protection and new hope in the global pandemic fight.
Discover crucial strategies for managing Asian hornets in 2024. Uncover innovative tracking methods and urgent measures to combat this invasive threat.
The discovery made by IACS represents a groundbreaking advancement in the fight against cancer. By targeting key DNA repair mechanisms and cell cycle regulators, this research offers new hope for developing more effective treatments and overcoming existing challenges in cancer care.
Witness the dance of electrons in molecules as attosecond lasers illuminate the mysteries of matter. A groundbreaking journey into the quantum world!
Microplastics, the invisible invaders, have reached the human brain. Discover 6 alarming facts about this silent threat to our health.
Boeing Starliner faces delays due to propulsion problems. Discover the latest on its return, NASA’s response, and future implications.
Scorching summers threaten Japan’s rice harvest. Can innovative solutions save this vital crop?
Witness the fascinating journey as IIT Bombay researchers use robots to decode the sensory wonders of animal navigation.
Feel the urgency as the sloth fever virus spreads, triggering a global health alert. Learn the chilling facts and protect yourself from this emerging threat.
Dive deep into the MH370 mystery as an Australian scientist presents a chilling new theory, pinpointing a potential ‘hiding place’ in the Indian Ocean.
Unravel the mystery of the vanishing Y chromosome and its impact on the future of humanity. A fascinating exploration of evolution’s twists and turns.
Chinese scientists discover a revolutionary method to produce water from lunar soil, paving the way for sustainable lunar settlements & deep-space missions.
Uncover the alarming reality of mpox: mortality rates, available treatments, and the critical need for a global response.
Witness India’s ambitious Chandrayaan-4 mission, set to unearth lunar secrets and bring back precious samples from the Moon.
An in-depth analysis of the mpox outbreaks declared a global health emergency by WHO, exploring epidemiology, pandemic potential, and public health interventions.
ISRO targets the first Gaganyaan mission launch by December and achieves success with the SSLV. Learn about India’s ambitious space program and its growing capabilities.
New research shows the asteroid that ended the dinosaur era came from beyond Jupiter. This breakthrough clarifies its origin and impact on Earth’s history.
NASA astronauts Butch Wilmore and Sunita Williams are facing an extended stay in space due to technical issues with their return vehicle.
Discover the groundbreaking research on nitrogen use efficiency in Indian rice varieties and its potential to transform agriculture. Learn how improved NUE can reduce fertilizer costs, mitigate environmental pollution, and ensure food security for generations to come.
China launches the first batch of its “Thousand Sails Constellation,” a network of low Earth orbit satellites designed to compete with SpaceX’s Starlink.
Astronauts Sunita Williams and Barry Wilmore face a precarious situation aboard the ISS. Will SpaceX’s Dragon capsule be their lifeline back to Earth?
India’s space agency, ISRO, is set to launch the Earth Observation Satellite-8 (EOS-08) on Independence Day, marking a significant step in advancing Earth observation capabilities and paving the way for future space missions.
Scientists reveal how the Moon’s gradual distancing from Earth will lengthen our days, offering insights into the planet’s ancient past and future.
Against the odds, SpaceX launches a crucial resupply mission to the International Space Station amidst challenging weather conditions caused by a tropical cyclone.
India takes a giant leap towards its Gaganyaan mission, selecting astronauts for NASA collaboration and paving the way for its own space program.
Discover how retroviruses’ ‘zombie’ genes impact human evolution and health. Explore their role in diseases and potential medical breakthroughs.
Scientists in India are alarmed by a 150% customs duty increase on laboratory chemicals, jeopardizing research and development efforts.
Extreme heat affects medication efficacy and safety. Learn key tips to manage medications during heatwaves and ensure their effectiveness.
Indian scientists have developed a groundbreaking enhancement to the CRISPR-Cas9 gene-editing system, offering new hope for treating genetic disorders and advancing medical research.
New evidence from the JWST suggests that Uranus’ moon Ariel may harbor a subsurface ocean, explaining the presence of frozen carbon dioxide on its surface.
Researchers in Japan are feeding sea urchins waste vegetables to combat the “desertification of the sea” and restore vital seaweed forests.
Scientists use titanium beams to forge livermorium, paving the way for the discovery of element 120 and revolutionizing nuclear synthesis.
ESA’s Rapid Apophis Mission for Space Safety (Ramses) aims to study the asteroid’s composition and structure during its close approach to Earth.
Curiosity’s discovery of pure sulfur on Mars marks a groundbreaking moment in planetary exploration, raising intriguing questions about the Red Planet’s geological past.
India is building its largest indigenous Ocean Research Vessel equipped with state-of-the-art facilities to explore the deep ocean and unlock its vast potential.
Groundbreaking observations by the James Webb Space Telescope uncover the turbulent weather patterns and scorching temperatures of brown dwarfs, celestial objects between planets and stars.
Cassini’s radar observations provide new insights into the composition, tidal dynamics, and potential for life in Titan’s hydrocarbon seas.
Scientists use molecular clock analysis to push back the estimated origin of life on Earth, challenging conventional wisdom and opening new avenues for research.
Scientists confirm the existence of a vast cave on the moon, opening up new possibilities for future lunar exploration and colonization.
Discover how Wolbachia bacteria have eliminated male E. formosa wasps, threatening the species’ survival.
Explore the implications of 12 research paper retractions due to unethical behavior in scientific publishing.
Scientists uncover how tip links in the ear act as a mechanical circuit breaker, protecting hearing from damage.
Astronomers uncover an intermediate-mass black hole residing within the Omega Centauri star cluster, providing crucial insights into galactic evolution and black hole formation.
Chinese scientists have identified Syntrichia caninervis, a resilient moss capable of surviving Mars-like conditions, offering a groundbreaking solution for sustaining life on the Red Planet.
The detection of hydrogen sulfide on the exoplanet HD 189733b offers new insights into its extreme atmosphere, enhancing our understanding of planetary science.
Recent studies reveal Earth’s core is rotating in reverse and slowing down. This discovery provides new insights into the planet’s geophysical processes and its impact on Earth’s magnetic field.
Discover how responsible quantum technologies are shaping global industries and navigating ethical frontiers.
Discover how transposons are reshaping genetic engineering capabilities, offering new avenues for treating genetic disorders and advancing synthetic biology.
Discover the incredible properties and applications of graphene, the super-material transforming industries worldwide.
DRDO unveils Zorawar, India’s indigenous light tank, marking a leap in defence technology. Read about its strategic significance and operational readiness.
Five asteroids will safely pass by Earth in a celestial ballet between July 8 and July 16, as NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) meticulously tracks their trajectories.
Explore the potential risks and rewards of CAR-T therapy, a revolutionary cancer treatment with promising applications beyond oncology.
Discover how Denisovans thrived on the Tibetan Plateau, their diverse diet, and the mystery surrounding their extinction.
Landmark clinical trial unveils the extraordinary success of a twice-yearly injectable HIV prevention drug, offering renewed hope in the fight against the global epidemic.
Explore the history of World UFO Day amidst a surge in unidentified flying object sightings and government denials, sparking scientific curiosity and public intrigue.
India’s Aditya-L1 solar observatory achieves a milestone, successfully completing its first halo orbit around the Sun-Earth L1 Lagrangian point.
India’s Chandrayaan-3 mission achieves landmark lunar impact study, revealing crucial insights into the moon’s soil properties for future exploration.
Unprecedented incident as Tianlong-3 rocket takes unplanned flight during test, crash lands in China. No casualties reported.
DRDO embarks on an ambitious endeavor to design and develop an indigenous conventional submarine under Project-76, promising enhanced capabilities and self-reliance in naval defense.
Two asteroids safely passed by Earth, coinciding with International Asteroid Day, a reminder of the importance of monitoring and understanding these celestial bodies.
India’s NSIL and Australia’s Space Machines Company join forces for a groundbreaking commercial launch of the SSLV rocket in 2026, ushering in a new era of space collaboration.
A groundbreaking study from the CSIR-Indian Institute of Chemical Biology in Kolkata suggests a tantalizing possibility: could endemic dengue infections have mitigated the severity of the early COVID-19 wave in India? This intriguing hypothesis emerges from research indicating that antibodies generated in response to dengue may “neutralize” coronaviruses, potentially offering a partial shield against COVID-19.
Bharat Biotech’s admission of error in Covaxin patent filings, omitting ICMR scientists as co-inventors, sparks a debate over intellectual property rights and collaboration in vaccine development.
India’s vulnerability to emerging infectious diseases, exemplified by Zika and Nipah virus outbreaks, highlights the urgent need for accessible diagnostics and genomic surveillance.
India’s vulnerability to emerging infectious diseases, exemplified by Zika and Nipah virus outbreaks, highlights the urgent need for accessible diagnostics and genomic surveillance.
The Body Roundness Index (BRI) challenges the dominance of BMI, offering a more nuanced and accurate assessment of health risks by considering body shape and fat distribution.
India’s investment in genomics is revolutionizing healthcare, paving the way for personalized medicine and tackling challenges like cancer and rare diseases
Boeing’s Starliner capsule, docked at the International Space Station (ISS), faces a series of daunting challenges, jeopardizing the safe return of NASA astronauts Barry “Butch” Wilmore and Sunita “Suni” Williams. The mission, crucial for Boeing’s space aspirations, has been plagued by helium leaks, thruster failures, and propellant valve malfunctions, leaving the astronauts’ homecoming shrouded in uncertainty
Potassium cyanide, a seemingly innocuous crystalline compound, harbors a sinister secret. Its deadly embrace suffocates the body’s cells, halting the very essence of life – oxygen. This article delves into the intricate dance of death orchestrated by this potent poison.
China’s Chang’e-6 probe has achieved an extraordinary feat, returning to Earth with the world’s first rock and soil samples from the moon’s enigmatic far side. This historic triumph marks a monumental leap forward in lunar exploration, promising to unlock the secrets of the moon’s geological past and shed light on the celestial body’s enigmatic dual nature.
A groundbreaking study explores the link between brain anatomy, gene expression, and mathematical ability in students, raising questions about the interplay of nature and nurture in shaping cognitive skills.
On June 18, officials from the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MEITY) met tech…
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Asteroids and comets were formed about 4.5 billion years ago, during the earliest moments of…
