Cassius, the record-holding captive crocodile, has not been measured since 2011 when it earned the Guinness World Record. Continue reading to learn more about it.
A fossilized fish from 180 million years ago now stored in a museum is said to have choked on oversized ammonite, dying in the process. Check out its unusual death in this article.
The new study reveals the impact of Saturn's megastorms that are so big that it can wrap the whole planet and can be viewed for months. Continue reading to learn more.
Charged particle interactions and supercomputing-based models revealed some cool stars produce stellar solid winds that affect planets in habitable zones. Continue reading to learn more.
A geologist suggests that Australia conceals a colossal crater beneath that is potentially the world's largest, surpassing known craters. Read the article to learn more.
The rare "ring of fire" annular solar eclipse is a unique event distinct from the total solar eclipse. Check out this article to learn how to see this celestial event.
Centuries of astronomy and physics yield intriguing names for objects, ideas, and phenomena, often odd or challenging due to history. Check them out in this article.
After a filling meal, the sight of sweets rekindles appetite despite feeling full. But why does dessert trigger renewed hunger? Find out the answer in this article.
Watching baby sea turtles hatch and struggle to make their way to the water is an emotional experience, especially because not all of them could survive into adulthood. Check out how these hatchlings battle for survival the moment they are born.
After almost 50 years, Russia has sent its latest Moon mission that will land at the lunar south pole on the same day as India's Chandrayaan-3. Read the article to learn more details about this historic launch.
Scientists discovered two new species of blind and colorless daddy longlegs spiders, highlighting importance of biodiversity discovery. Read the article to learn more.
The esteemed Nobel Prize is funded by Alfred Nobel to honor intellectual accomplishments in six categories, symbolizing global recognition. Continue reading to learn more about it.
A woman was bitten by a shark while swimming at a New York City beach, sustaining a serious injury. Continue reading to learn more details of this rare shark attack.
Mars shows cyclic climate with wet and dry phases, fostering organic compounds and offering insights into life's origin processes that are missing on Earth. Continue reading to learn more.
A new study reveals that gaseous carbon dioxide, not water, emerges as a critical trigger for volcanic eruptions, redefining Earth's dynamics for better hazard preparedness. Read the article to learn more.
Ancient Aztecs saw gold as "sun's sweat," a metaphor that intriguingly reflects its true geological origins, despite being a legend. Continue reading to learn more.
A collaborative effort by organizations in the UK seeks to enhance life quality for seniors aged 60 and above using virtual reality technology. Check it out in this article.
The new artificial intelligence (AI) research highlights cybersecurity concerns posed by microphone-equipped devices and deep learning advancements. Continue reading to learn more.
The UK invests £65 million in a vaccine facility against 'Disease X,' an escalating global threat identified by WHO. Check out this article to learn more details.
University of Bristol study reveals solar farms impact activity of bats, raising concerns for renewable energy's effect on wildlife. Continue reading to learn more.
German archaeologists discover missing piece of ice age carving in cave, raising uncertainty about whether it depicts cave lion or bear. Read the article to learn more.
SpaceX's launch on Monday, August 7, marks the second consecutive day that the company sent Starlink satellites to low Earth orbit. Continue reading to learn more details.
Bangladesh faces worst dengue outbreak since 2000, with over 300 deaths, 63,700 infections, overwhelming hospitals. Read the article to learn more details.