'Too heavy to lift?': How the USS Abraham Lincoln carries so many bombs and missiles

Was Jeffrey Epstein really involved in cannibalism? Here's what DOJ files reveal

‘Equal to four times around the globe’: How the USS Abraham Lincoln traveled over 100,000 miles without refueling

USS Gerald R Ford vs USS Abraham Lincoln: Which is more powerful? US' largest aircraft carriers compared

Stay hidden from Russian satellites? How technologically advanced is the USS Gerald R. Ford

How the destroyers around the USS Abraham Lincoln can track 100 targets at once

New Epstein documents mention Madeleine McCann, British child missing since 2007. Here’s what witness saw

Priyadarshan says Rajpal Yadav's financial crisis due to ‘poor education', increased his pay

1.5 million litres of fresh water: How the USS Abraham Lincoln creates fresh water from the sea every day

‘4 football fields at sea’: Inside the size & power of world’s largest carrier USS Gerald R. Ford now set for Iran’s waters

NASA’s Artemis II faces a possible delay after engineers found reduced liquid hydrogen flow during a key test. The issue was traced to ground equipment, adding pressure to the Moon mission’s tight March-April launch window.

NASA’s Artemis moon mission faces new issue after test shows reduced hydrogen flow

Quantum teleportation sends information, not matter, using entanglement from one place to another. In 2024, scientists teleported a quantum state of light over 30 km of fibre-optic cable alongside live internet traffic. 

What is Quantum Teleportation? How scientists made a breakthrough for the first time

3I/ATLAS might have been only the third interstellar object we noticed, but a scientist claims that there could be millions of such objects within Earth's orbit around the sun, travelling from interstellar space. He estimates that they would weigh 100 trillion metric tons when combined.

Scientist claims 35 million interstellar objects reside between Sun and Earth - '100 trillion metric tons...'

LHS 1903 is located 116 light-years away and has four planets, which are placed incorrectly. The placement of the planets goes against standard knowledge and has never been seen before. Scientists are calling it an inside-out star system. 

Rock, gas, gas, rock? Star system with 'strange disorder' baffles scientists

ISRO has selected MM-4 near the Moon’s South Pole as its spot for Chandrayaan-4’s 2028 landing. This mission will collect Moon soil and rocks and return to Earth with them, helping India study lunar history and possible water ice.

Moon treasure hunt: India finds the perfect location on the map

NASA’s SpaceX Crew-12 will send four astronauts to the International Space Station for an eight-month mission focused on science, station upkeep and preparing for Moon and Mars missions.

What is NASA’s SpaceX Crew-12 mission: Everything you should know

On Tuesday, February 17, the first major celestial event of the year 2026 will occur. An Annular Solar Eclipse, also known as the "Ring of Fire," will be visible in remote parts of Antarctica. Only two research facilities might see it.

Annular solar eclipse 2026: Why almost no humans will see the ring of fire

India's food safety crisis: How contaminated and ultra-processed foods threaten public health

Turkey could be on the verge of a devastating earthquake triggered by a fault line that remained invisible for the longest time. A study has found that this region has been building stress for centuries, and when it is released, Turkey might bear the brunt.

'Invisible' fault line silent for centuries could trigger the next mega earthquake in THIS region

Earth is the only planet that supports life, and it is not just because of water or oxygen. Scientists have discovered that when our planet was born, it was sitting in the "chemical Goldilocks zone”, making it incredibly lucky.

Not water or location, but the 'chemical Goldilocks zone' is the secret reason Earth exists

“Ghost hogs” are running wild near the Fukushima nuclear plant. Their genes show an evolution that has jumped several generations because the wild boars mated with the domestic pigs. The finding shows how a world without humans fast forwards evolution.

The nuclear hogs of Fukushima have skipped generational evolution. Here's why

Scientists say the most tiring times in our lives arrive when we turn 40. This decade throws everything off balance. There are physical changes, stress, hormonal issues, poor sleep, low muscle strength, and yet the workload keeps increasing.

EXHAUSTED in your 40s? You are the only ones who can rightfully complain, according to science

A tragic incident involving minors has reignited concerns over children’s online safety, gaming addiction and emotional isolation, highlighting the need for parental involvement, awareness and healthier digital boundaries.

When online games turn deadly: What Ghaziabad sisters’ tragedy tells us about dark side of online gaming addiction

A team studying the Doomsday Glacier, or the Thwaites Glacier, faced a major setback when they could only drill about three-fourths of the intended distance. The plan was to place instruments at the bottom of the glacier, but harsh weather meant it could not happen.  

Scientists drilled 3,300 feet deep into Doomsday Glacier. It wasn't enough

Astronomers have identified an Earth-like exoplanet 146 light-years away with a similar orbit and a Sun-like star. Could it support life?

Is this another Earth? Astronomers find Earth-like exoplanet 146 light-years away

India will invest ₹3,600 crore over five years to boost astrophysics, building new telescopes in Ladakh, upgrading existing facilities, and setting up a state-of-the-art planetarium to advance research and outreach.

At $400mn, India to establish telescopes to enhance astronomical observations

Under the Fukushima Nuclear Power Station in Japan, something strange has been observed. The waters here are highly radioactive and so not suitable for any form of life. But scientists have observed an organism thriving in the nuclear environment.  

No superpowers, yet something is thriving in Fukushima's radioactive water. How?

Why did humans stop going to the Moon after the Apollo missions ended? NASA did the unthinkable by putting not one, but 12 men on the Moon. However, in 1972, it ended the mission, and it was never revived until the Artemis mission. Why?

Lost tech or lost interest? The truth behind why humans haven't returned to the Moon

NASA Artemis 2 launch test: The wet rehearsal was carried out over two days, and the SLS rocket was loaded with fuel on the final day. It was a humongous task, which highlighted some problems with the rocket. Will Artemis 2 take off on February 8?

Artemis 2 wet rehearsal faces leaks: NASA loads 2.65mn litres fuel on rocket. Why the fuel test matters?

NASA telescopes have so much data that a huge amount of it remains to be analysed. A high school student found 1.5 million objects in the universe on just one telescope designed to find asteroids. His findings earned him $250K.

1.5mn cosmic objects detected on retired telescope using AI by high schooler. Why it matters

Artemis 2 wet launch started on January 31 night,  with the countdown clock beginning at 8:13 pm EST, or L-48 hours. A simulated launch window opens at 9 pm on Monday, February 2. Artemis 2 will take off not before February 8.

Artemis 2 wet launch begins at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center: Launch date, astronauts and other details

The study by the University of Adelaide has found that an ocean completely closed up 100 million years ago and triggered the formation of Asia, and set the stage for mountain ranges like the Himalayas. 

Ocean lost to time millions of years ago shaped Asia long before the Himalayas

The court said that consent is invalid if it is not based on adequate and credible scientific information, and it further noted that offering a choice between no treatment and an unproven therapy does not amount to valid consent, especially when families are emotionally vulnerable.

‘Stem cell therapy for autism is unethical, medical malpractice,’ says Supreme Court

Russian scientists are testing a plasma rocket engine that uses electromagnetic fields instead of fuel combustion, potentially cutting Mars travel time to under a month.

Russian scientists test plasma engine that could cut Mars travel to about 30 Days

Scientists studying polar bears in Norway’s Svalbard region found them fat and healthy despite rapid Arctic ice loss, challenging climate assumptions.

Polar bears in Norway found fat and healthy despite rapid Arctic ice loss

 Doomsday Glacier is producing underwater tsunamis, which are not easy to study. Scientists have found a way to observe and analyse them. As the glacier melts, more of these waves will occur. How is it changing?

300 foot underwater tsunamis triggered by Doomsday Glacier threaten the world

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NASA’s Artemis moon mission faces new issue after test shows reduced hydrogen flow

What is Quantum Teleportation? How scientists made breakthrough for first time

Scientist claims 35 million interstellar objects reside between Sun and Earth

Rock, gas, gas, rock? Star system with 'strange disorder' baffles scientists

Moon treasure hunt: India finds the perfect location on the map

NASA’s SpaceX Crew-12 mission: Everything you should know

Annular solar eclipse 2026: Why almost no humans will see the ring of fire

How contaminated and ultra-processed foods threaten public health

'Invisible' fault line silent for centuries could trigger next mega earthquake

Not habitable zone, but 'chemical Goldilocks Zone' is the reason Earth exists

The nuclear hogs of Fukushima have skipped generational evolution. Here's why

EXHAUSTED in your 40s? You are the only ones who can rightfully complain

What Ghaziabad sisters’ tragedy tells us about children and addiction

Scientists drilled 3,300 feet deep into Doomsday Glacier. It wasn't enough

Earth-like exoplanet found 146 light-years away, scientists say

At $400mn, India to establish telescopes to enhance astronomical observations

No superpowers, yet something is thriving in Fukushima's radioactive water

Lost tech or lost interest? The truth behind why humans haven't returned to Moon

Artemis 2 wet rehearsal faces leaks: NASA loads 2.65mn litres fuel on rocket

1.5mn cosmic objects detected on retired telescope using AI by high schooler

Artemis 2 wet launch begins at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center: All you need to know

Ocean lost to time millions of years ago shaped Asia long before the Himalayas

‘Stem cell therapy for autism is unethical, medical malpractice’: Supreme Court

Russian scientists test plasma engine that could cut Mars travel to 30 days

Polar bears in Norway found fat and healthy despite rapid Arctic ice loss

300 foot underwater tsunamis triggered by Doomsday Glacier threaten the world