Four human beings will fulfil their dream as they will start living under a Mars-simulated environment this summer, taking ahead the efforts made by engineers and scientists to make it possible to send humans to the red planet and make it a habitable place to survive.

A real-life Martian? Four humans to start 'living on Mars'

Every day, round the clock... journalists are breaking stories in newsrooms. It requires skills, experience, a curious mind and the ability to think on one's feet.

Can ChatGPT replace journalists in breaking stories?

A recent study has revealed that the total weight of wild mammals is less than 10 percent when compared to the human race. According to a study by scientists at Israel’s Weizmann institute of science. Wildland mammals have a total mass of 22 million tonnes while humanity has a total weight of around 390 million tonnes. Study further reveals the scale of damage to wildlife caused by the transformation of wildernesses and human activity.

Study reveals wild mammals weigh less than 10% of humanity | World News | WION

A research has revealed evidence from a cave in southern France that suggests that use of bow and arrow by humans in Europe started were earlier than expected. The reserach reveals that such a use by modern humans in Europe started some 54,000 years ago.

Humans in Europe used bow and arrow much earlier than previously thought

A new research shows that Goffin’s cockatoos can combine multiple tools to complete a complex task, a phenomenon which has only been observed only in humans and chimpanzees, so far.

Goffin's cockatoos join humans, chimps as only species known to use toolset to complete tasks: Study

From the early years of life, humans have been carrying the urge to extend their hands to animals, as per the researchers who observed the interaction between toddlers and friendly dogs.

Altruism of humans towards species may have helped them thrive, suggests study

Food as an essential ingredient of human existence, has always played an important role in interstate relations and diplomatic practice.

What’s food diplomacy?

A new research has shown that Chimpanzees show each other objects just for the sake of it, akin to humans, to garner attention. The study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences cites the example of a wild adult chimpanzee named 'Fiona' in the Kibale national park of Uganda.

Chimpanzees show objects to others, just like humans to simply grab attention: Study

A study published on Friday shows that a skill which was previously thought to be unique to humans, finding rhythmic beats irresistible, was observed in rats also and how they too instinctively bop their heads to music.

Can't resist moving to a good beat? A new study shows rats cannot either

Cockatoos have entered into a garbage war with humans in Sydney. These trash raiding Cockatoos are going against humans to feed on rubbish.

WION Climate Tracker | Cockatoos in 'arms race' with Australians over rubbish bins

A recent study by Pathfinder revealed that even a simple blood test can detect multiple cancer types in a patient even before there are any obvious symptoms of illness.

Study reveals this blood test can now detect if you have cancer without any clear symptoms 

Dogs are an instant source of serotonin and oxytocin for many. The way they jump across the room and rush to their owners, wagging their cute little tails is something that seals an eternal bond between humans and their most faithful pet.

Dogs get more teary-eyed after being reunited with their owners: Study

Scientists managed to revive the organs of pigs, 6 hours after their death. Could this experiment have clinical implications for humans? How does it change our understanding of death? Palki Sharma tells you.

Gravitas: Dead pig's organs brought back to life

Science is never static, it evolved as new tools and techniques become available and old knowledge is updated with new based on obesrvations, tests and study. Change is of course the only constant and the adage fits perfectly to all sciences.

When did first humans reach America? Mammoth bones add to the debate

Working hypothesis on human evolution says that the ability to use fire in a controlled manner was a major step. The fire gave protection from cold and even led to man cooking his food before consumption.

AI tools help scientists to find hominins used fire 800k years ago

A 390 million-year-old fish-like creature with four limbs that was discovered in Scotland in the 1890s has been revealed to be the first ancestor of all four-limbed animals, including humans.

This 390 million-year-old fish-like creature is revealed to be earliest ancestors of humans

In the next few years, humans may have a close encounter with aliens, said former NASA chief scientist recently. After expressing belief that life exists beyond Earth, the scientist, Jim Green, told BBC's HARDtalk that humans are on the edge of a "really astounding discovery".

Waiting for it? In next few years, humans may have close encounter with aliens, says former NASA scientist

Nowadays, several people have heard about black holes. But has anyone heard a black hole till now? Sounds confusing? Well, it isn’t as we are talking about the type of sound a black hole makes.

Watch: What does black hole sound like? Find out here  

We, humans, are a curious species, always trying to find something more. More than what we know, what we can see, and what we have. Our search for more is endless and it has expanded beyond our planet. In this quest, humanity has tried to contact aliens several times. The quest to talk to the 'green little men' actually started more than a century ago.

All the times humanity tried to communicate with aliens

Dangerous superbugs can get transmitted from pigs to humans, said scientists. The revelation has been made by Semeh Bejaoui and Dorte Frees of Copenhagen University, and Soren Persson of Statens Serum Institute, Denmark, media reports said.

Dangerous superbugs may get transmitted from pigs to humans, say scientists   

Have you ever wondered why humans live a far longer life than the animals around us? Surely, you must’ve thought about it at one time or another. Why is it that for our animal companions, our dogs or cats, a 20-year lifespan is quite long, but for us, a 50-60 years life is at times considered short?

Why do humans have a longer life span than our furry companions? Scientists have the answer

Coronavirus has been tormenting the whole world for last two years. The number of cases is still rising in some countries. Ever wondered how does it actually infects humans?

How does COVID-19 actually infect humans? World's first human challenge study reveals  

Believe it or not, it seems orangutans also use slang to show coolness. Orangutans are able to come up with new versions of the calls, which can vary in pitch and duration, found the researchers.

To show coolness, orangutans like humans use slang, says study   

Most of the plant species are going extinct in the world as people don’t need them, found researchers. More than 80,000 plant species have been categorised worldwide.

Plant species that are not useful to humans are going extinct, says study

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