Science
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NASA’s Chandra telescope finds location of medium-sized black holes
New York– Intermediate-mass black holes are notoriously hard to find but a new study indicates there may be some at…
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Sun fires strongest solar flare in nearly 5 years
Washington– The Sun has emitted its strongest solar flare seen since 2017. According to the US Space Weather Prediction Center (SWPC),…
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India-first Google Search air quality feature now available in US
San Francisco– Google has expanded its feature to give detailed information about air quality to help people avoid pollution in…
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Changes in vegetation shaped global temperatures over last 10K years
New York– Changing vegetation has been a key driver of global temperatures over the last 10,000 years, finds a study.…
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Indian monsoon – the impact of climate change
New Delhi– Scientists have already warned of changing climatic conditions. The Sixth Assessment Report (AR6) of the Intergovernmental Panel on…
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Israeli researchers develop plant-based scaffolds for growing cultured meat
Jerusalem– Israeli researchers have developed plant-based scaffolds for growing cultivated meat, the northern Israel Institute of Technology (Technion) has said.…
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Astronomers find rapid, unexpected changes in Neptune’s temperatures
London– Neptune, a very cold planet with average temperature reaching around minus 220 degrees Celsius, has seen rapid and unexpected…
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How drying laundry contributes to tonnes of air pollution
London– Drying a load of laundry using a machine dryer that uses no heat but just tumbles the cloth to…
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NASA astronaut reaches Earth after spending record 355 days in space
Washington– Mark Vande Hei, who spent 355 days in low-Earth orbit- the longest continuous stay in space by an American…
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40% bat species in Asia still unidentified, may host new viruses
Beijing– There are nearly 40 per cent unknown species of horseshoe bats in southeast Asia and China, according to a…
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