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23/01/2023
Calling it Tick Tick Bloom, NASA said the goal of the participants is to use satellite imagery to detect and classify the severity of cyanobacteria blooms in small, inland water bodies
23/01/2023
A 2016 study reported that a fifth of India’s people experience skyglow that would keep the Milky Way galaxy out of sight.
23/01/2023
Punjab accounts for around 12% of the total cereals produced in the country.
22/01/2023
Evidence showing the mental health benefits of surfing ranges from improving self-esteem and reducing social isolation.
22/01/2023
Ahead of the forthcoming Union budget, experts have derided it for being illegal, lacking economic sense and defying ecological science.
22/01/2023
Recent advances in intensive-care medicine have allowed many people with severe brain injuries to “come back to life”.
22/01/2023
Scientists have observed the thermal Hall effect in insulators, leading to an important open question in condensed-matter physics.
21/01/2023
Daily cases are low despite the newer Omicron subvariants, recombinants possessing greater immune escape and transmissibility
21/01/2023
The eggs, which ranged between 15 cm and 17 cm in diameter, likely belonged to a number of titanosaur species
21/01/2023
Find the latest news and updates in the world of science.
20/01/2023
Recent projections suggest that under current warming trends, 80% of colonies will be quasi-extinct by the end of the century.
20/01/2023
The study is an example of environmental magnetism at work.
20/01/2023
The effectiveness of hybrid immunity against hospital admission or severe disease was 97.4% at 12 months with primary series vaccination.
20/01/2023
Lemaître was a Belgian Catholic priest who made a monumental contribution to the study of the universe.
19/01/2023
A journalist and nature lover, Olga Owens Huckins wrote two letters – one of which was published in The Boston Herald on January 29, 1958 – in quick succession expressing her dismay regarding the usage of DDT as a pesticide. One of these letters prompted American marine biologist, writer, and conservationist Rachel Carson to write Silent Spring, now considered a classic in the environmental sciences. A.S.Ganesh tells you how the will of two women brought about radical changes in the way we use DDT…
19/01/2023
The Hindu’s weekly Science for All newsletter explains all things Science, without the jargon.
19/01/2023
Researchers at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln have reported that a particular genus of plankton, namely Halteria, can ‘grow and divide given only viruses to eat’. This could be significant for the marine food chain
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