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  Aurora Borealis to grow in 2026: Why Northern Lights displays are expected to surge?

  Science | January 05, 2026 16:04 IST

  After the Sun’s solar maximum peak in 2024–25, scientists say that 2026 could deliver some of the most frequent and intense Northern Lights displays. Ongoing solar storms, combined with seasonal magnetic effects during equinoxes, are expected to keep Aurora Borealis activity unusually high.

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  Earth records its hottest 12-month stretch due to climate change: US study

  Science | November 11, 2023 12:13 IST

  Weather attribution analysis reveals that during the 12-month span, 5.7 billion people were exposed to at least 30 days of above-average temperatures made at least three times more likely by the influence of climate change, or level-three on Climate Central's Climate Shift Index.

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  International Day of Women and Girls in Science 2022: History, theme and participation

  Science | February 11, 2022 10:21 IST

  Celebrated on Feb 11, the International Day of Women and Girls in Science was declared by United Nations General Assembly.

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  China, Russia welcome international partners in moon station cooperation

  Science | April 24, 2021 14:08 IST

  China and Russia's aerospace authorities have invited all interested countries, international organizations and partners to cooperate in a moon station project.

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  Super Earth & 5 mini-Neptunes: Scientists discover 6-planet system in orbital harmony

  Science | April 20, 2020 13:22 IST

  Scientists have discovered a six-planet system -- a "super-Earth" and five "mini-Neptunes" which display an exceptionally regular spacing, hinting at how the system may have formed. The planets revolving the star HD 158259 in the Draco constellation were found using the SOPHIE spectrograph.

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  Scientists discover four new species of sharks- and they can WALK

  Science | January 24, 2020 17:19 IST

  Scientists have discovered four new species of sharks that can walk around on the ocean floor, following a 12-year study of marine life in the waters between northern Australia and New Guinea. All four species appear to have evolved fairly recently, according to findings published in the journal Marine and Freshwater Research.

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  Infosys felicitates six researchers and scientists

  India | January 06, 2015 7:15 IST

  Kolkata: Infosys Science Foundation (ISF) on Monday awarded six researchers and scientists for their stellar contribution to science and research Monday here."This is an example of engineering excellence under constraints and challengesa I hope the