Category: Science

The fascinating Chankillo site is generating even more interest.

A recently circulated grainy video on social media is causing quite the stir. It purports to show a deep-sea drone capturing a moving shape resembling a snake, resting nearly 11 kilometers beneath the ocean’s surface, at one of the Earth’s deepest points. With no scientific backing or detailed mission information, discussions about this footage are rife with intrigue and uncertainty.

A recent revelation explains how Chernobyl’s stray dogs appeared blue—not due to radiation, but rather from a less glamorous source.

Research is revealing that even the most isolated areas are affected by plastic contamination. Read on to understand the significance of this finding.

Located in Provence, France, ITER is a groundbreaking scientific endeavor that aims to harness nuclear fusion, the energy source of stars, through advanced engineering innovations. As the reactor assembly reaches a crucial phase, it holds promise for a new era of clean energy.

Innovative strategies are being tested by scientists to strengthen crops, ensuring global food supply remains secure amid environmental challenges.

It’s hard to believe that a camera designed for Mars could catch an interstellar comet zooming by at 130,000 miles per hour. NASA’s HiRISE instrument aboard the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter managed to capture incredible images of comet 3I/Atlas from a mere 19 million miles away, making it the closest view yet from any spacecraft.

Scientists have long speculated about life existing beyond our planet. A stunning find on Mars may finally provide significant answers. Unlike typical geological features, this discovery is captured through the lenses of the Perseverance rover, showcasing a unique rock that defies normal expectations.

A robotic float named ‘Argo’ has unlocked new insights into the current state of the Denman and Shackleton ice shelves in East Antarctica.

A recent spacewalk by Chinese astronauts on the Shenzhou 21 mission brings attention to the alarming issue of space debris affecting spacecraft. Led by Zhang Lu, the crew ventured outside China’s Tiangong space station to assess damage on the Shenzhou 20 spacecraft caused by space junk.