Indian scientists spot Sun shock waves that could improve warnings for satellites and GPS
Researchers from India have reported a major finding on shock waves created by fast coronal mass ejections, a step that…
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News AI India Fluorescent proteins move beyond glowing images as new research points to quantum uses
Long used to light up cells for microscopes, fluorescent proteins are now being studied for capabilities that go past imaging,…
Betelgeuse keeps sparking supernova buzz, but scientists say the wait is still long
The red giant Betelgeuse repeatedly draws headlines claiming it is about to explode. The latest update stresses that the star…
White-throated sparrows highlight why sex in nature does not fit a simple male-female box
Research on white-throated sparrows points to a more complex picture of sex and mating in the wild, showing combinations of…
Old Space Data Hints at an Earth-sized Exoplanet That Could Be Even Colder Than Mars
Researchers re-examining earlier mission records say they may have spotted signs of a small, Earth-sized world around the K-dwarf star…
Scientists revive 5,000-year-old bacteria from ice, find activity against superbugs
Researchers have brought back a 5,000-year-old bacterium preserved in ice and found it can inhibit certain drug resistant microbes. The…
Valentine’s Day star naming offers romance for USD 40, but astronomers say it has no official value
Several companies sell “name a star” packages as Valentine’s gifts, but scientific bodies do not recognise these names and the…
Finger length study points to prenatal hormones as a clue in human brain evolution
Researchers examining the relative lengths of the index and ring fingers found that higher prenatal oestrogen exposure was linked to…
Microscopic particles offer fresh leads on the meteor that formed Rajasthan’s Ramgarh crater
New research focusing on tiny particles is adding to evidence that the Ramgarh crater in Rajasthan’s Baran district was created…
Moon living lessons could shape future Mars missions, says astronaut manager Christina Korp
In an exclusive interview, astronaut manager and SPACE for a Better World founder Christina Korp said learning to live on…