The astronaut is seen floating in space above the Earth, with mountain ranges visible below. In this era of flat-earthers this pic being an original is fast gaining traction.
Up to 12 feet (3.7 meters) in length and with a fierce, aggressive attitude, two new species of giant dwarf crocodile that have just been identified by scientists are not ones you would have wanted to encounter during the Early and Middle Miocene.
Detected by gravitational lensing, the interstellar wanderer may be a hefty neutron star instead
The Dhar region of Madhya Pradesh has been known for its dinosaur fossil discovery. A team of researchers have now found unique dinosaur eggs from the district.
How do you choose a rock on Mars? Sometimes you don’t— it chooses you. As we reported months ago, Perseverance acquired an unwanted hitchhiker — a rock — stuck in one of its wheels in February. What is surprising is that the rock is still there, riding on the left front wheel for over 5 miles. Fortunately, it isn’t doing any damage.
The passageways were found earlier in May and have features believed to have been built earlier than the temple's labyrinthine galleries.
Scientists have learned how discrete aurora is formed on Mars. In a new study, the physicists report that the upstream solar wind properties interacting with the crustal magnetic fields found in Mars’ southern hemisphere strongly affect the formation and properties of the Martian discrete aurora. The research was led by Zachary Girazian, an associate research scientist in the University of Iowa Department of Physics and Astronomy.
A molar adds to suspicions that the mysterious hominids inhabited Southeast Asia's forests
Evidence builds that tidal disruption events send the subatomic particles zipping through space
IndiaToday Malayalam Business Today DailyO Aaj Tak Lallantop GNTTV iChowk Reader’s Digest NEWS LIVE TV Home APP MAGAZINE NewsSCIENCE Is Earth 2.0 hiding in our solar system? Scientists find clues near Saturn The largest moon in the Saturn system, Titan, has rivers, lakes, and seas filled by rain coming through a thick atmosphere similar to what Earth experiences.
Considering the kind of attention that the Lord of the Rings garnered in the early 2000s, it was only natural that the fun-sized H. floresiensis be nicknamed after a beloved character in the franchise — the Hobbit.
