Science
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Hubble Telescope snaps a doomed star’s destruction
Washington– NASA and Euopean Space Agency’s Hubble Space Telescope recently gave astronomers an unprecedented, comprehensive view of the first moments…
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Tea and banana waste used to develop non-toxic activated carbon
New Delhi– A team of scientists have used tea and banana waste to prepare non-toxic activated carbon, which, without any…
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New disease in millet crop in Haryana identified
Chandigarh– Scientists at the Chaudhary Charan Singh Haryana Agricultural University in Haryana’s Hisar have, for the first time, identified a…
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Chemistry Nobel awarded for developing new category of ‘green’ catalysts
Stockholm– Scientists at a German and US institutes were on Wednesday awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2021 for developing…
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Nobel Prize in Physics awarded for discoveries in climate, complex physical systems
Stockholm– Three scientists from US, Germany, and Italy were on Tuesday awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics 2021 for their…
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39 Australian shark species face extinction: Report
Canberra– More than 10 percent of Australia’s shark species are at risk of extinction, a government report has found. The…
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NASA’s Ingenuity captures Mars rock feature in 3D
Washington–NASA’s Ingenuity Mars helicopter has provided a 3D view of a rock-covered mound on the red planet during its 13th…
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SpaceX finally prepares to send 1st all-civilian crew into orbit
San Francisco– SpaceX, run by tech billionaire Elon Musk-run, is all set to launch to orbit its first all-civilian mission…
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New habitable exoplanets to boost search for life out of Solar System
London–Astronomers have identified a new class of habitable planets, which could greatly accelerate the search for life outside our Solar…
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Amur tigers make ‘remarkable’ comeback in China
New Delhi– An international team of scientists say that tigers could come roaring back in an unlikely place: Northeastern China.…
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