Astronomers have identified asteroid 2025 SC79, a 700-metre-wide space rock moving at remarkable speed inside Venus’ orbit. Completing an orbit around the Sun every 128 days, it is the second fastest known asteroid, advancing our understanding of near-Sun objects and their orbital dynamics. Asteroid 2025 SC79, 700 metres wide and second fastest, races around the…
New research suggests that ice deposits on Mars may contain preserved alien microbial life that has survived for millions of years. This discovery could be pivotal in understanding Mars’ habitability and guiding future missions in the search for extraterrestrial life. New study reveals that Mars’ ice deposits may preserve alien microbial life for millions of…
New research highlights the potential of music therapy to alleviate pain associated with surgery and chronic illnesses. Scientists are investigating how listening to music can serve as a non-invasive, effective complement to traditional pain management methods. Scientists investigate how music therapy can alleviate pain from surgery and illness, offering a non-invasive complement to traditional pain…
Scientists have discovered a new dragon-like millipede species in Thailand’s Pha Daeng cave, shedding light on previously unknown subterranean ecosystems. This finding highlights the biodiversity of cave habitats and the importance of preserving such environments. Scientists discover a new dragon-like millipede in Thailand’s Pha Daeng cave, revealing unique subterranean ecosystems and biodiversity. In a remarkable…
China has successfully helped Pakistan launch its third remote sensing satellite of the year from a Chinese spaceport, furthering bilateral cooperation in space technology. Remote sensing satellites play a crucial role in earth observation, enabling applications ranging from agriculture to disaster management. China helps Pakistan launch its third remote sensing satellite in 2025, boosting earth…
Researchers have innovatively converted a natural herbal extract into a sensor capable of detecting milk freshness, offering a promising low-cost and eco-friendly method for food safety. This advancement could help consumers and retailers ensure milk quality by providing real-time monitoring without reliance on conventional chemical tests. Scientists develop an eco-friendly, herbal extract-based sensor to detect…
New research reveals that anger and temper may have a genetic basis, explaining why these traits often run in families. Scientists have identified specific genes that influence emotional regulation, shedding light on the hereditary nature of anger. Scientists find a genetic link to anger and temper, explaining how these traits run in families and affect…
Dr Arathyram Ramachandra, an Indian-origin scientist, has been awarded a prestigious $3 million UK fellowship to advance his research on battery-free medical implants. The funding aims to develop innovative implantable devices that operate without batteries, potentially transforming medical treatment and patient care. Indian-origin scientist Dr Arathyram Ramachandra wins $3 million UK fellowship to develop innovative…
Unexplained flashes and glowing phenomena observed on the Moon have caught the attention of scientists worldwide. Despite multiple observations and investigations, the origin of these sudden lunar illuminations remains uncertain. Unexplained flashes and glowing events on the Moon have baffled scientists worldwide, fueling ongoing research to uncover their origins. Unusual Flashes on the Moon Spark…
NASA has reopened the contract for its Artemis 3 lunar lander to competitors following delays in SpaceX’s Starship development, intensifying competition for the mission to return humans to the Moon. This move reflects NASA’s efforts to ensure a reliable landing system for the upcoming Artemis 3 mission despite setbacks with its initial commercial partner. NASA…
