Science
DRDL Advances India’s Hypersonic Missile Program
India’s Defence Research & Development Laboratory (DRDL) in Hyderabad, part of the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO), has achieved… Read More
Dense Fog Covers Ganga Delta During Cold Wave
On January 6, 2026, NASA’s Terra satellite captured a striking image of the Ganga Delta covered in thick fog, showing… Read More
Winter Forces Birds to Seek Warmer Regions
As winter arrives in the northern regions, birds face many challenges. Lakes and rivers can freeze, insects disappear, and plant-based… Read More
Strong Martian Winds Carve Grooves, ESA Finds
Recent observations from the European Space Agency’s (ESA) Mars Express spacecraft have shown how winds on Mars are dramatically shaping… Read More
“Why Satellites Stay in Orbit Around Earth”
There are more than 13,000 satellites from different countries orbiting around Earth. You might wonder why these satellites don’t fall… Read More
Iceberg A-23A Shrinks After Decades of Drifting
Iceberg A-23A, which broke off from Antarctica’s Filchner Ice Shelf in 1986, is still one of the most closely tracked… Read More
Nuclear Test Ban May End Soon Globally
Nuclear weapons tests used to happen regularly, but most countries have not tested any weapons in decades. This followed the… Read More
UAE Skywatchers Await Spectacular Astronomical Events 2026
Abu Dhabi/Dubai: Skywatchers and residents of the UAE have an exciting year ahead in 2026! This year will bring amazing… Read More
“Indian Satellite Hits by Space Dust Every Minute”
India’s first homegrown cosmic dust detector, called the Dust EXperiment (DEX), has revealed that tiny particles from space are constantly… Read More
“Earthquakes Shake Antarctica’s Doomsday Glacier”
Deep under the ice of Antarctica, hundreds of unusual earthquakes have been quietly shaking one of the world’s most dangerous… Read More