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After NSILs PPP bid, IN-SPACe opens LVM-3 to private sector with ToT push

700,000-year-old squirrel poop reveals a lost Arctic world of mammoths, horses, and giant predators

New Indian 3D model reveals Mars complex surface temp pattern; could aid future missions

Quote of the day by Marie Curie: I was taught that the way of progress is...

A rare Venus-Moon occultation is coming this June: Here's when and where to watch

Billions under the Pacific Ocean: Apple-sized metal-rich rocks that could power the future of electric cars

Quote of the day by Neil deGrasse Tyson: Curious that we spend more time congratulating people who have succeeded than encouraging people who...

Human Brain Vs AI: Your brain runs on less power than a light bulb, outperforming supercomputers, yet AI needs entire data centres to compete

Deep-sea radioactive waste mystery: Scientists begin hunt for 200,000 nuclear barrels dumped in the Atlantic Ocean

Quote of the day by Isaac Newton: A man may imagine things that are false, but he can only understand things that are true.

Survey completed 6 months ago, but anaemia data not released

The recent National Family Health Survey has omitted anaemia statistics, an action attributed to the government's commitment to a refined approach through the Diet and Biomarkers Survey (DABS-I). Even though DABS-I is complete, its anaemia results are yet to be disclosed.

NASA prepares to announce astronauts for Artemis III mission: Live streaming, timing, and what to expect

The sheep-killer myth that helped drive the Tasmanian tiger to extinction and why scientists think farmers got it wrong

Meet Ravi Vij: Indian-origin cancer specialist honoured with a prestigious US professorship for redefining blood cancer treatment

Wildlife miracle: Tiny Michigan town saved an entire bird species and rewrote conservation history

Scientists baked sourdough using 5,300-year-old yeast from a frozen mummy and it actually fermented

Quote of the day by American astronomer Marc Aaronson: If we are going to die anyway...why be cautious? Why not risk all now, at this moment, in this adventure?

Mexico student designs solar umbrella that turns sunlight into mobile phone power on the go

Earths rarest material is not diamond: Scientists reveal new evidence that changes how we consider rare

Forget air conditioning: This brick could cool city streets by 9C without electricity, and scientists say it works

The 400-year-old ocean secret that protected fish long before modern conservation existed

Solar Storm 2026: Could rare auroras be visible from parts of India on June 8?

A strong G3 geomagnetic storm is predicted for June 8, potentially causing auroral displays. This follows a powerful G5 storm in May 2024 that brought rare Northern Lights to Ladakh, India. While this upcoming event is weaker, it highlights the Sun's significant influence on our planet and may still offer a celestial spectacle for keen observers.

'Every child deserves this': Former NASA engineer Mark Rober spends $60 million on free science education for children