The International Space Station (ISS) has welcomed two unusual new "crew members"—red Russian kale and wasabi mustard. But these plants are more than a touch of greenery. They are part of an experiment to understand how crops grow in the station's ordinar... See more
The partial solar eclipse of 12 August 2026 will be one of the largest skywatching events in the UK for many years. It is estimated that millions will peer into the sky this week as the moon begins to cover up the Sun and ISO-approved eclipse glasses are ... See more
An ancient city, built some 2,400 years ago, has been discovered under the Dicle Dam (Tigris) reservoir in south-eastern Turkey. The finding provides archeologists with a rare opportunity to examine very well-preserved ruins submerged decades ago. The cit... See more
Glaw Lake in Arunachal Pradesh has been added to the list of Ramsar Sites, making it the 101st wetland site of international importance in India. This recognition as Arunachal Pradesh's first Ramsar Site, is a step towards wetland conservation in the biod... See more
The snowy leopard, popularly referred to as the "Ghost of the Mountains" has now been captured on camera for the first time in Himachal's Dhauladhar Wildlife sanctuary. The snow leopard has been seen roaming in the wildlife sanctuary. This is an interesti... See more
