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How a Molecule in a Bird's Eye Makes Magnetoreception and Magnetic Navigation Possible

The protein that sees what eyes aren't supposed to seeA European robin weighs about 16 grams. It flies from Scandinavia to sub-Saharan Africa and back, without GPS, without a map, and without missing. The mechanism behind this has been traced to a single protein class called cryptochrome, specifically a variant…

Times Life · 3h ago

NASA’s $1.2 billion plan to explore the history and evolution of the universe enters Phase B

NASA has progressed the PRIMA mission into Phase B, concentrating on the creation of essential technologies and designs. This innovative space telescope is intended to perform detailed far-infrared surveys of our universe. With a scheduled launch in 2033, it aims to operate for five years, allowing scientists to delve into…

The Economic Times · 10h ago

20 Years Ago, The Star Trek Saga Got The Gritty Prequel Nobody Asked For

'Star Trek: Enterprise' walked so other prequels could run, but the grounded revival deserves more credit than it gets.

Inverse · 17h ago

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Egyptian village builds classroom from 9,000 plastic bottles

Children in Ezbet Eshaq, an agricultural village in Fayoum, Egypt, once had to walk more than 2 km each day along a busy road in poor condition to reach the nearest school. A new classroom has changed that situation while also tackling another local problem of growing amounts of solid…

The Times of India · 19h ago

How Athens discovered a new, confident Greek cuisine

Athens is now a food capital where you can enjoy bustling bars, traditional taverna fare or unearth a new-wave gem in its many restaurants – but it wasn’t always this way

The Guardian - UK · 20h ago

5 Vikram and Betal Riddles That Sharpen Your Judgment of Situations Over People

Riddle 1: The Three Suitors and the Dead PrinceA princess dies of grief after her beloved prince is killed. Three men each play a role in what follows: one burns his own body on the funeral pyre out of devotion, one collects the prince's bones from the ashes, and one…

Times Life · Sep 26

Japan on Your First Trip From India: Rail Pass Maths, Seasons, and the Cities Worth Your Days

The Rail Pass Question Nobody Answers HonestlyThe 7-day Japan Rail Pass costs around ¥50,000 (roughly ₹28,000 at current rates). A single Tokyo-to-Kyoto Shinkansen round trip on the Nozomi, the fastest Bullet Train, runs about ¥28,000. So the pass pays for itself the moment you add Hiroshima or Osaka into that…

Times Life · Sep 26

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Inside The Texas Factory Racing To Break China’s Grip On EV Magnets

MP Materials' rare earth magnet factory is on the cusp of making history. Will it be enough?

InsideEVs · Sep 25

Earth microbes survive simulated conditions of Saturn moon’s ocean

Experiment suggests organisms could live in harsh environment under Enceladus’s icy crust, strengthening possibility moon could support life

The Guardian - UK · Sep 25

Former VP Al Gore: A clean Earth is within world's grasp even as climate dangers accelerate

Al Gore believes victory in the climate fight is within reach, though he warns it could slip away

The Independent UK · Sep 25

Spacecraft returns to Earth after rescue mission for ageing Nasa telescope fails

Series of in-flight problems meant Link, a ‘commercial space robot’, could not salvage the Nasa observatory

The Guardian - US · Sep 25

When to see September’s ‘Harvest Moon’ – and why this full moon is unusual

Unlike many other celestial spectacles, this month’s full Moon requires no special preparation

The Independent UK · Sep 25

86 Posts About Nature, Wilderness And Animals To Make Your Day Better Or Teach You Something New

We like to think we have pretty wild imaginations, but we’ve got nothing on Mother Nature. For example, there’s a butterfly floating around out there with wings so crystal clear they look like glass. Or an agate stone that looks like an ocean painting. Bored Panda has collected the most…

Bored Panda · Sep 25

Birds flock to former golf course flooded to become new wetlands reserve

Work to transform the former golf course into a nature reserve included earthworks with nearly 52,000 cubic metres of earth moved

The Independent UK · Sep 25

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The Economic Times · Sep 25

India's journey towards 'Viksit Bharat' being written in rockets built on Indian soil: ISRO chief

India's journey towards becoming a developed nation includes significant advancements in its space program by ISRO. The country has developed cryogenic propulsion systems independently after being denied this technology. Chandrayaan-3 made India the first nation to land successfully near the Moon's south pole. Upcoming projects include the Gaganyaan human spaceflight…

MyLifeXP · Sep 25

Did Ganga Begin at Vishnu’s Feet? The Vishnupadi Story

Most people know the story of Bhagiratha bringing the Ganga to Earth. But an ancient Hindu tradition tells a deeper story that begins much earlier, with Lord Vamana and the cosmic form of Lord Vishnu. According to this belief, the sacred water that eventually became the Ganga first touched Vishnu’s…

The Economic Times · Sep 25

French mother and Black American father, kidnapped in infancy and raised as a live-in servant in a Swiss family; at 16, Daniel Pauly, ‘The Ocean’s Whistleblower’ escaped Germany and made a massive database covering 36,000+ fish species

Daniel Pauly was born in Paris and faced numerous hardships, including being raised in Switzerland without parental love. After fleeing his unconventional childhood, he pursued higher education and researched fisheries management across multiple continents. His work led to the creation of FishBase and the Sea Around Us project, which quantifies…

The Economic Times · Sep 25

Indian scientists Roxy Mathew Koll and Neelima Satyam among American Geophysical Union 2026 awardees

Indian scientists Roxy Mathew Koll and Neelima Satyam have been recognized with prestigious AGU awards. Koll will receive the Pavel S. Molchanov Climate Communications Prize for his climate science communication efforts. Satyam has been awarded the Devendra Lal Memorial Medal for outstanding research in Earth sciences. Other notable recipients include…

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The Economic Times · Sep 25

"Compute in space will round up to 100%": Elon Musk backs future of AI compute

Sharing a video featuring Google's Senior Director, Paradigms of Intelligence Travis Beals, Musk said, "The amount of compute in space will obviously round up to 100% of all compute."

The Economic Times · Sep 25

"One small step for TPUs": Google CEO Sundar Pichai announces Project Suncatcher to test AI compute in Space

According to Google, Project Suncatcher is a long-term, research moonshot exploring whether space could one day host scalable machine learning infrastructure.

Times Life · Sep 25

No Dung Beetles in India's Pastures Means More Flies, Parasites and Ruined Soil

What a Dung Beetle Actually Does in a DayA single dung beetle can bury a ball of manure up to ten times its own body weight within twelve hours of locating it. Scarabaeidae, the family that includes most of India's dung beetle species, operate as tunnellers, rollers, and dwellers, each…

Times Life · Sep 25

Beyond Bharatpur: 5 Indian Wetlands and Forests Where Serious Winter Birding Lists Are Made

Tal Chhapar, Rajasthan: The Raptor CorridorBetween November and February, the flat scrub grassland at Tal Chhapar in the Churu district of Rajasthan fills with Montagu's harriers in numbers that stop even experienced birders mid-sentence. Thousands winter here, quartering low over the grass in the early morning. Add pallid harriers, short-eared…

MyLifeXP · Sep 25

Where Did Hanuman Go After Lord Ram Left Earth?

What happened to Hanuman after Lord Ram returned to his divine abode? Most people know Hanuman as Ram’s greatest devotee, but the story does not end with the conclusion of the Ramayana. According to Hindu tradition, Hanuman is one of the Chiranjivis, the immortal beings believed to remain on Earth.…

International Business Times UK · Sep 24

Google Sends First AI Chips Into Orbit as It Chases Elon Musk's Space Data-Centre Dream

Google plans to launch two prototype satellites with Planet Labs by early 2027 to test whether its AI chips can operate in orbit and support future space-based data centres.

The Economic Times · Sep 24

Google 'Project Suncatcher' gets major boost in exploring whether space could potentially host large-scale AI data center. Check top pointers here

Google said it tested its TPUs while running AI workloads in a facility at the University of California, Davis, but that orbital testing was needed to understand how the hardware performs in the real environment.

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