WION is currently in Abu Dhabi covering the star-studded IIFA 2022 event. Indian singer Asees Kaur talks about success on WION.

IIFA 2022: Indian singer Asees Kaur speaks to WION & talks about success

WION is currently in Abu Dhabi covering the star-studded IIFA 2022 event. Indian actor Tiger Shroff spoke about his passion for dancing on WION.

IIFA 2022: Tiger Shroff speaks about his passion for dancing on WION

WION is currently in Abu Dhabi covering the star-studded IIFA 2022 event. Indian actress Sara Ali Khan plays ‘this or that’ game on WION in Abu Dhabi.

IIFA 2022: Sara Ali Khan plays ‘this or that’ game on WION in Abu Dhabi

WION is currently in Abu Dhabi covering the star-studded IIFA 2022 event. Tanishk Bagchi sings his favourite song on WION.

IIFA 2022: Tanishk Bagchi sings his favourite song on WION & talks about music direction

WION is currently in Abu Dhabi covering the star-studded IIFA 2022 event. Indian actress Lara Dutta spoke to WION.

IIFA 2022: Tongue twister with Lara Dutta on WION

WION is currently in Abu Dhabi covering the star-studded IIFA 2022 event. Bollywood star Ananya Panday’s social media tip: Be yourself.

IIFA 2022: Ananya Panday gives social media tips

In a new image taken by Hubble Space Telescope, a sparkling side of a spiral galaxy can be seen. The telescope was able to capture an image of UGC 11537, a galaxy, which is 230 million light years away in the constellation named Aquila.

Hubble Space Telescope’s new image shows a spiral galaxy’s sparkling stars

Sun is hot, really hot. The surface of the sun is burning at more than 5000 degrees Celsius. At the core, it is even hotter. But group of Indian astronomers have now found stars that are hotter than the Sun.

Indian astronomers discover stars hotter than Sun

Searching for extra-terrestrial life has been preoccupation of scientists and creative folks. The idea of us not being alone in this universe on this rock we call Earth is somewhat assuring.

Scientists catch unexpected radio signals from distant stars

Our powerful telescopes have been looking for life outside Earth, but have you ever wondered if other solar systems are 'looking back' at us, for life on our planet?

Do you know how many stars may have 'seen' life on earth? Scientists have the answer

Supernovas are highly violent cosmic events that mark the end of a star’s life cycle. Now, astronomers have solved the mystery behind an elusive kind of supernova, which may be able to explain the birth of hypnotising “Crab Nebula”.

Scientists solve mystery behind elusive supernova which birthed Crab Nebula

Astronomers successfully observed and captured a supernova blast in space over 14 years. Now, it has given them fascinating insights into the supernovas that mark the end of a star’s life-cycle.

Watch | With help from a 'cosmic hand', scientists capture death of a star

Starts are born in clusters this means Sun could have thousands of brothers and sisters. This theory has been put forth by an Russian astronomer Igor Izmailov. WION tells you more.

Russian astronomer: Sun could have thousands of brothers and sisters

Stars resemble twinkling dots in our night skies, but scientists now believe that the celestial bodies were way bigger earlier! Scientists at the National Astronomical Observatory of Japan and the Academia Sinica Institute of Astronomy and Astrophysics (ASIAA) in Taiwan recently found that supermassive black holes situated at the centre of galaxies were actually really gigantic stars - too big for our comprehension.

Do gigantic stars from the past hold secrets to black holes? Scientists say so!

The Hubble Space Telescope recently shared another marvel of the universe. In a picture, the Hubble captured a nebula situated around 4,900 light years away in the constellation of Gemini.

Hubble Space Telescope beams back mesmerising image of a nebula!

For the most part, our knowledge of the word 'planet' revolves around the idea is that its a huge space rock, cooler than the stars, deriving energy from the one it revolves around.

This planet is hotter than 80 per cent of stars in the universe

Have you ever wondered what the centre of our solar system - the gigantic Sun looks like when observed for a long period of time? Well, fret not because NASA (National Aeronautics and Space Administration) has released a time-lapse video to exhibit what has been up with our giant star lately, or 20 years to be exact.

Watch: Incredible time-lapse of our Sun recorded over the last 20 years

There will be no studio audience, no group dances, no sky box where the celebrities and their partners congregate. But there will be all the usual tangos and waltzes, and no masks on the dancers when television's "Dancing with the Stars" returns next week with Derek Hough as a new judge with Tyra Banks as the new presenter and co-executive producer.

'Dancing with the Stars' waltzes back with no live audience amid pandemic

Were you hopeful of finding aliens in 2020, in light of all the uncanny stuff that has happened this year? Prepare to be disappointed. Scientists recently scanned a large swathe of the universe, which spanned over 10 million stars, but did not find any signs of alien technology.

Scientists recently scanned 10 million stars for alien technology, what did they find?

The universe is dictated by the principle of fatality: The moment something comes into existence is the same moment it starts inching closer to death. Just like the creatures and objects it harbours, the universe too has an expiry date.

This is when the universe will end!

Meet Taiwan's 'grand' couple! From running laundry to becoming Instagram stars

Astronomers have discovered a "space butterfly" coloured with brilliant blues and clouds of purple and red thousands of light years away. The space phenomenon, named for its resemblance to a butterfly, is actually a planetary nebula -- a giant cloud of gas that forms around an ancient star that hasn't yet exploded.

Astronomers capture 'space butterfly' from thousands of light years away

A giant star which was under the observation of astronomers for over ten years has suddenly vanished. The star in question was located in a dwarf galaxy 75 million light-years away, and was one of the largest stars in the known universe.

A massive star in a far-off galaxy just disappeared, leaving behind no trace!

For the characters of Remo D'Souza's latest film 'Street Dancer 3D', the world is a stage. Divided into two groups representing the two warring nations- India and Pakistan- the two groups are at loggerheads and keep clashing on streets (of London), dance floors, restaurants and have dance-offs.

'Street Dancer 3D' review: The story acts as a prop in this very elaborate dance show

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