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”Could be a lifeline for 2 billion people’: Nobel laureate builds a machine that harvests water from desert air |

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NASA turns the International Space Station into a yoghurt lab to study food for future Mars missions |

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Total lunar eclipse today: NASA reveals how a lunar eclipse looks from the Moon and why it turns red on Earth |

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Why the Moon turns red during a total lunar eclipse: The physics behind a Blood Moon |

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Total lunar eclipse on March 3, 2026 will be the last one visible until 2029 |

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Long, dry spring season puts Himalayan rivers under stress

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Why humans are the only primates with a chin

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Gaganyaan: Isro’s tracking antenna reaches Cocos Island in Australia

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Quote of the day by Stephen Hawking: “Remember to look up at the stars and not down at your feet. Never give up work....

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Is Sahara Desert dust secretly feeding the Amazon? The science behind a 10,000-mile journey |

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Human brain can grow new cells, remain sharp even in 80s: Study | India News

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Aggressive H3N2 variant prompts changes to this year’s flu shot | India News

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NASA’s Space Umbrella Project: Earth’s magnetic field vs. solar winds |

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Planetary Parade Of Six Planets : Rare six-planet ‘parade’ visible in the night sky this weekend: When and where to watch the celestial alignment...

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Does wrapping cucumbers in plastic really harm the planet; know the truth |

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It is one of those small irritations that quietly follows people through supermarket aisles. A single cucumber, sealed in clear plastic, sits...
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NASA is using robots to quietly shape the road to Mars |

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Astronauts experience New Year 2026 celebrations 16 times in space: Here’s why and how time works differently in orbit |

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How a tiny piece of orbital debris exposed a major safety risk in China’s Shenzhou mission |

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Astronomers notice an hourglass like shape while scanning an ordinary galaxy |

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At first, there was nothing dramatic about the galaxy. ESO 130 G012 sits relatively close by cosmic standards, about 55 million light-years...
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Will Saudi Arabia succeed in turning its vast desert landscape green by planting 10 billion trees? | World News

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Saudi Arabia plans to plant 10 billion trees, rehabilitating 74.8 million hectares across deserts under the Saudi Green Initiative nationwide/ Image: earth.com In...
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What are the strange caves that scientists recently found on Mars |

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Mars often feels finished. Mapped, scanned, labelled in broad strokes. Yet every so often, something unsettles that sense of familiarity. A shadow...
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When will a total solar eclipse, the blood moon, and the ring of fire appear in 2026 |

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The night sky has a habit of slipping into the background during quieter years. Fewer headline events pass overhead, and attention moves...
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Can the extinct moa really be brought back to life; know the truth |

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The moa were a group of giant flightless birds that lived in New Zealand. They disappeared from Earth about 600 years ago,...
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IISc’s new molecular tech mimics brain functions

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BENGALURU: Scientists from Indian Institute of Science (IISc) reported an advance in the long quest to move electronics beyond silicon, by creating...
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Extreme attempt to ‘get high’: Woman injects black widow venom and ends up in ICU |

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The venom of black widow spiders can cause an array of symptoms in humans. (Image credit: Kimberly Hosey/Getty Images) Most encounters with black...
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