An international team of nearly 100 scientists was left perplexed after discovering the highest-energy light rays ever observed from the sun which has since created a new puzzle for the solar physicists to solve.

Scientists surprised after detecting ‘highest-energy light’ from the sun

Search for the biggest animal to have ever lived on Earth and the internet will tell you it's the Blue Whale. However, scientists may have found a bigger contender that could dethrone the giants of the ocean.

Not blue whale, this 40mn-year-old animal is largest ever to have lived on Earth

Weapons are usually made from metals found on Earth. But have you ever seen one made from an object that fell from the sky?

An item that fell from the sky was used to make this ANCIENT WEAPON

In Georgia, United States, a man who was likely infected by a brain-eating amoeba has died after potentially catching the rare infection while swimming in a freshwater lake or pond.

Explained | Rare 'brain-eating amoeba' haunts US, kills Georgia resident 

New research suggests that boys who experience the death of a parent may face more challenges in their later life compared to girls. The study, published in the Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health, investigated the effects of parental death before the age of 21 on the mental health and economic prospects of young individuals, irrespective of their gender.

Boys affected by parental death face greater challenges in later life than girls: Study

A long-standing enigma surrounding a 2,000-year-old grave on the Isles of Scilly has finally been solved, and in doing so, has raised intriguing questions about the role of women in Iron Age warfare in Britain.

Sword and mirror unite: Ancient grave sheds light on female warriors during Iron Age in Britain

Climate change has likely changed the colour of the Earth's oceans significantly over the past two decades, according to a study. The research, published recently in the journal Nature, detected changes in ocean colour over the past 20 years that cannot be explained by natural, year-to-year variability alone. Watch this to know more.

Climate change is shifting the oceans' colours: Study

A recent study underscored the critical role of incorporating omega-3 into our daily diets, considering the alarming reality that many individuals in the United States fail to meet the current recommended intake guidelines for these invaluable nutrients.

Study links Omega-3 fatty acids to lung wellness

Have you ever wondered that as the steam rises from espresso cups, so does the promise of a brighter future for the minds it may safeguard? Whether it's sipped solo or mixed into lattes, Americanos, and even martinis, espresso has long captivated coffee enthusiasts with its caffeine punch.

Espresso shows promise in quest for fight against Alzheimer's: Study

A recent study conducted by researchers at the University of California San Francisco (UCSF) has revealed the presence of various chemicals used in plastic production and other industrial applications in the blood of pregnant women.

Alarm raised as study finds forever chemicals in pregnant women's blood

Stanford University President Marc Tessier-Lavigne announced that he will submit his resignation after concerns over the integrity of his research were raised. Tessier-Lavigne announced that he will be stepping down.

Stanford University president to resign after questions raised over integrity of his research

Using CRISPR gene-editing tools to grow engineered trees, researchers have made a breakthrough in reducing the environmental impact of paper production. They’ve successfully grown poplar trees with significantly less lignin, a woody material present in plants.

CRISPR gene editing offers promising solution to reduce environmental impact of paper industry: Report

Scientists have proposed a reset of the lunar clock after re-evaluating impact craters on the moon's surface, indicating that certain features, such as the iconic "Man in the Moon" formation, could be 200 million years older than previously believed.

Lunar clock reset: 'Man in the Moon' could be 200 million years older than previously thought

Enter the fascinating world of bees, where these tiny but mighty beings outshine humans when it comes to making swift and superior choices regarding things that matter to them.

Bees outgun humans in making swift, better decisions for things that matter to them: Study

Scientists uncovered the remains of the smallest extinct penguin species ever found which are said to have waddled their way around New Zealand around three million years ago.

Scientists discover remains of smallest of its kind, extinct penguin species

An ancient shrimplike creature, which has an armoured mouth and appendages growing out of its head, was believed to be the quintessential apex predator of its time by scientists.

Scientists understood ancient shrimp like creature as 'predator', says new research

Divorce is something we normally associate with humans. But, did you know birds too go through a divorce? A new study on bird breakups has revealed fascinating information.

Explained: Bird divorces are on the rise. Here's the fascinating reason behind avian breakups

Exercising religiously, eating on time but not taking enough sleep? You might be losing out on benefits when it comes to protecting yourself against the decline in key skills such as memory and thinking, a new study has shown.

Skip sleep, increase risk of cognitive decline, research warns middle-aged people

A groundbreaking study has unveiled the intricate nasal airway structure responsible for the exceptional olfactory abilities of domestic cats. Researchers have created a detailed 3D computer model of a cat's nose and simulated the flow of air carrying various food odours.

The cat nose: Study reveals secret behind feline's exceptional sniffing abilities

A team of international scientists have made a remarkable discovery of a new deep-sea octopus nursery at a low-temperature hydrothermal vent off the coast of Costa Rica.

Unveiling the depth: Third active octopus nursery found in deep-sea habitat off Costa Rican coast. Watch!

In the incident of a cleaner at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI) in New York, erasing decades of research by switching off the lab’s freezer, the college has initiated legal action against the cleaner’s employer, Daigle Cleaning Systems.

Million-dollar error: ‘Monetary amount needed to compensate research recreation,’ institute tells WION

Geoffrey Hinton, a prominent figure in the field of artificial intelligence (AI) who is often called one of the 'godfathers of AI', has called on governments to intervene and prevent machines from taking control of society.

Godfather of AI calls for action 'before AI is smarter than us', warns looming takeover isn't science fiction

A recent study has exposed the alarming consequences of climate change with the findings suggesting that as the planet heats up it will result in extreme precipitation with snowfall turning into rain in high-altitude regions, a phenomenon which will in turn increase the risk of landslides and floods, media reports said.

Climate change to turn snow into extreme rainfalls in high-altitude regions, risk of landslides: Study

In a devastating incident, a cleaner at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI) in Troy, New York, inadvertently erased decades of research by switching off a freezer in an attempt to silence what they deemed "annoying alarm" sounds.

'Costly mistake': Cleaner turns off freezer, accidentally destroys decades of research in New York college

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