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TRAPPIST-1e shows signs of an Earth-like atmosphere, may have liquid water oceans or icy surface

This artist’s concept shows the volatile red dwarf star TRAPPIST-1 and its four most closely orbiting planets, all of which have been observed by NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope. Webb has found no definitive signs of an atmosphere around any of these worlds yet. Artwork: NASA, ESA, CSA, STScI, Joseph Olmsted (STScI)
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New findings by NASA Mars rover provide strongest hints yet of potential signs of ancient life

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Speed of light: Why nothing in our universe can go faster Subscriber Only

Physicists once tried to chase light - and in doing so, discovered the hidden architecture of space and time. (AI-generated image: DALLE)
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NASA to unveil new Perseverance Mars tonight: How to watch it live

According to the announcement, the rock is known as 'Sapphire Canyon' and originates from 'Neretva Vallis', described as a "river valley carved by water rushing into Jezero Crater long ago." (Image: nasa.gov)
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Blood moon total lunar eclipse: How to watch it live on September 7-8

Lunar Eclipse 07 September 2025 Live Updates:
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Building blocks of our Universe: How scientists tamed the particle zoo Subscriber Only

Inside the Large Hadron Collider at CERN - the massive underground machine that confirmed the Higgs boson’s existence and helped complete the Standard Model’s picture of the universe. (Image: Instagram/CERN)
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Just one minute of vigorous activity a day can cut death risk, study shows

The researchers are doing extensive studies to find the advantages of incidental exercise. (Image: FreePik)
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Astronomers capture image of a planet actively forming in a protoplanetary disc

WISPIT 2b is also only the second young planet confirmed to orbit a star similar to a young Sun.(Image for representation: unsplash)
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Total lunar eclipse 2025: All you need to know about the upcoming blood moon

Rayleigh scattering is the phenomenon that explains the crimson glow of the Moon during an eclipse. (Image: Freepik)
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Can heat waves make you age faster? Scientists think so

Heat waves are causing your body to age faster, suggests new study.
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Bottling the Sun: Why nuclear fusion is now an engineering challenge Subscriber Only

A conceptual rendering of a tokamak fusion reactor, designed to confine plasma in a magnetic field and mimic the Sun’s energy on Earth. (AI-generated image: DALLE)
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Forget the guilt, science proves afternoon naps are good for you

Afternoon naps are scientifically proven to benefit heart and brain health. (Image: FreePik)
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Scientists discover 332 Antarctic submarine canyons, some as deep as 4,000 metres

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Will our universe rip apart or expand forever? Dark energy holds the answer Subscriber Only

A deep field image of distant galaxies, each a glowing clue in the search to understand dark energy and the fate of our universe. (AI-generated image: DALLE)
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How AI is changing the way we discover cosmic events

The scientists believe these results demonstrate how AI can identify rare cosmic events in time for detailed scrutiny. (Image: Melissa Weiss)
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Galaxies flying away: How Hubble’s redshift led us to the Big Bang Subscriber Only

The cosmic microwave background, detected by chance in 1964, is the faint afterglow of the Big Bang - light that has traveled for nearly 14 billion years. (Image for representation: FreePik)
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Nasa is racing to build a nuclear reactor on moon by 2030; here’s the reason

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Meteorite that hit home in US this summer is older than earth, researchers say

UGA researcher Scott Harris holds a piece of the McDonough Meteorite.
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Jim Lovell, commander of NASA’s Apollo 13 moon mission, dies at 97

Lovell never got another chance to walk on the moon after Apollo 13, which was his fourth and final space trip. (Image: Reuters)
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Perseid meteor shower 2025: When, where, and how to watch?

Perseids, usually swift and bright, leave trails of light and colour behind them as they traverse through the night sky. (Image: Freepik)
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Time crystals: Matter that ticks without a clock and defies physics Subscriber Only

Scientists have created a new phase of matter that moves forever without using energy. (AI-generated image/DALLE)
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August sky guide: Shooting stars, visible planets, and Moon events you shouldn’t miss

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Intervention by India team before Axiom-4 launch helped identify oxidiser line crack: ISRO chairman Subscriber Only

Intervention by Indian team helped fix key issue before Axiom-4 launch: ISRO chief
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Scientists discover ‘Sixth Sense’ in our gut that may control appetite

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India to launch NASA-ISRO NISAR satellite today: Here’s how to watch it live

NISAR is the first Earth satellite jointly developed by ISRO and NASA. (Photo:/Videograb/X@ISRO)
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