In 1977, a Saudi prince towed an Alaskan iceberg to Iowa; now engineers are exploring the idea as freshwater scarcity worsens Science No comments yet In a bold venture back in 1977, a Saudi prince attempted to tow an iceberg to address a water supply […] Read more
In 1868, an eclipse in India revealed an element found on Earth 27 years later Science No comments yet During the solar eclipse of 1868 in India, astronomers stumbled upon an enigmatic yellow spectral line, initially observed by Pierre […] Read more
Total solar eclipse on August 12, 2026: When and how to watch the rare ‘sunset eclipse’ Science No comments yet Read more
Mercury is still shrinking as its cooling core cracks the planet’s thin crust Science No comments yet Mercury’s massive metallic core leads to a contraction of its rocky exterior, resulting in numerous fractures and cliffs spanning hundreds […] Read more
Scientists trained honeybees to recognise human faces using feature patterns Science No comments yet Read more
Florida scientists turn rice husks into filters that clean polluted water Science No comments yet Read more
SLS-1 Mission: NASA sent jellyfish into space; later struggle to swim Science No comments yet Read more
Gujarat canal-top solar generates power while saving 2.38M gallons of water Science No comments yet In Gujarat, India, a groundbreaking solar plant is ingeniously situated over an irrigation canal, generating electricity while simultaneously conserving water. […] Read more
Britain is dropping 20 concrete reef cubes and 44 tons of scallop shells into the sea to bring back native oysters Science No comments yet Engineered concrete cubes are being deployed in Britain’s North Sea to restore native oyster populations. These structures provide a stable […] Read more
IN-SPACe moves to privatise operations of Rs 986 cr spaceport Science No comments yet IN-SPACe is actively on the lookout for private partners to operate Isro’s new small satellite launch complex located in Tamil […] Read more