This week has lots of gifts in store for skywatchers and scientists. Some amazing play of planets and celestial objects will be visible in the sky starting off from Tuesday.
Eagle eyed sky watchers should be prepared early this Wednesday as "penumbral" lunar eclipse will show across the sky.
Climate change seem to be accelerating at an "unprecedented" rate, warns a new report released by the World Meteorological Organization. Action needs to be taken "before we pass the point of no return."
Zoologists were taken by surprise when they first spotted hyena and wolf footprints together. Direct observations later confirmed their suspicion.
Swedish research discovered that autistic adults met untimely death more often as compared to general population.
Remember closing your eyes every time you share a kiss? Study says that our brains can’t handle more than two things at the same time.
A new study by Michigan State University has revealed profound results on China's decreasing deforestation and habitat destruction efforts since 1998.
Scientists indicate that stay-at-home spotted hyenas reproduce as successfully as their counterparts, and may even breed with high-ranking females and father their first cubs earlier than others that disperse.
The current week will witness a rare astronomical event. Two twin-like comets will fly past the earth at a very close distance, on Monday and Tuesday.
Comets may have acted as a vehicle for transporting noble gases in the early phases of the solar system, also playing an important role in the composition of the atmosphere.
While China seems to be reducing its deforestation problem, scientists aver that it may take a toll on other countries.
Patients of autism die 12 to 30 years earlier than others, due to suicide and epilepsy, says a new study.
Biologists have discovered a new species of butterfly within Alaska, the first after 28 years, and a hybrid of a couple of ancient species that has developed unique adaptations to live in this region.
09 Aug '24 16:35PM
