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A new study finds monkeys and humans make similar mistakes when matching shapes, suggesting shared instincts for geometric thinking.
Rarely photographed iridescent clouds appeared over parts of Victoria, creating vivid rainbow-like colours as sunlight interacted with tiny droplets.
A bright crescent Moon and brilliant Venus formed a striking close alignment over Mangaluru, delighting skywatchers during Ganesh Chaturthi.
Scientists have developed a wood-based sponge that can extract water from air with humidity as low as 15%, offering hope for water-scarce regions.
The resurgence of SAT-1, a strain of foot-and-mouth disease, has raised concerns over livestock health, trade and the need for stronger disease surveillance.
Global demand for liquid nitrogen transfer hoses is expected to rise steadily through 2035, led by semiconductor fabrication expansion and industrial demand.
Researchers have identified a natural immune “braking system” that can switch off inflammation and prevent potentially harmful immune responses.
Scientists using CERN’s ALICE experiment have found evidence that gluons may enter a densely packed collective state deep inside atomic nuclei.
India has administered more than 80 lakh HPV vaccine doses to girls aged 14 in a nationwide campaign against cervical cancer.
Numaligarh Refinery’s bamboo-based 2G ethanol plant has begun production, with the company exploring derivatives such as acetic acid.
New research suggests repeatedly calling young children ‘smart’ may create pressure that can influence how they respond to mistakes and challenges.
An international research team has won the 2026 Ig Nobel Prize in Chemistry for uncovering the unusual energy-rich proteins in cockroach milk crystals.
Dog faeces, usually viewed as an unpleasant urban waste problem, could have another use — as a potential source of renewable energy. Researchers have found that canine waste can produce biogas through anaerobic digestion, with methane emerging as the main energy-rich fuel. The study, published in the Biochemical Engineering Journal, examined different methods of processing […]
NASA-backed research suggests some Earth microbes could remain dormant in the Moon’s shadow, raising concerns about contamination.
A question that began over dinner at a gaming convention has taken nearly 15 years to answer. Mathematician Eric Harshbarger and his colleagues have developed a set of dice designed to fairly determine who goes first in a five-player board game, while guaranteeing that nobody ties. The unusual problem highlights how even a seemingly simple […]
Researchers have identified a previously unrecognised mathematical property that can cause a widely used evolutionary biology method to produce misleading results.
3D atomic imaging has revealed that crystals may emerge through a more complex process than the century-old classical theory of nucleation suggests.
September brings a spectacular series of lunar occultations, with the Moon set to pass in front of Jupiter and Venus along with several other celestial objects.
India’s space programme has received a major boost with the successful launch of EOS-05, a dedicated geo-imaging satellite designed for continuous Earth observation.
Germany has successfully tested an Israeli-made LORA ballistic missile, marking a major step in Berlin’s effort to strengthen long-range defence capabilities.
