DNA Study Reveals Three-Way Ancestral Mix in North African Farming
A new paleogenomics study reveals that North African farming arose from a mix of European migrants, indigenous adopters, and Levantine herders, shaping modern Maghrebi ancestry.
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India Launches First Barrier-Less Toll System on NH-48
India’s first barrier-less toll system using MLFF technology goes live on NH-48 in Gujarat, using FASTag and AI to deduct tolls without stopping vehicles, with plans to expand nationwide by 2026.
Mel Fisher's 16-Year Quest for the Atocha Treasure
Discover the incredible story of Mel Fisher's 16-year search for the Spanish treasure ship Atocha, a $400 million find that redefined maritime history through sheer perseverance.
YouTuber Travels 100 Miles on Abandoned Railways in DIY E-Bike Camper
US YouTuber Matt Spears documented a 100-mile solo journey on abandoned railway tracks using a modified e-bike turned into a compact rail camper, showcasing DIY engineering and off-grid exploration.
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Deepinder Goyal on AI Chat vs Delivery Apps
Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal discusses how AI chat interfaces could reshape food delivery and quick commerce, potentially reducing reliance on multiple apps.
How a Wartime Observation Created the Slinky Toy
In 1943, naval engineer Richard James noticed a falling spring that 'walked' instead of dropping, leading to the invention of the Slinky, one of America's most iconic toys.
Secretary's Observation Led to Liquid Paper Invention
Discover how Bette Nesmith Graham invented Liquid Paper after watching painters cover mistakes, revolutionizing typing and office work.
India's First Barrier-less Tolling System Starts on Surat Highway
India's first barrier-less tolling system, using RFID and ANPR, began at Choryasi toll plaza on the Surat-Bharuch highway, enabling seamless vehicle passage without stopping.
Russia test launches Soyuz-5 rocket with powerful engine
Russia successfully test-launched its new Soyuz-5 rocket from Baikonur, featuring one of the world's most powerful liquid-fuelled engines and a 17-tonne payload capacity, marking a key milestone in its space programme.
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Full Flower Moon 2026: 5 Facts About May's Rare Lunar Event
The Full Flower Moon on May 1, 2026, is a rare micromoon in Scorpio, offering deep emotional transformation. With two full moons in May, including a Blue Moon, this lunar event promises spiritual growth and reflection.
How a 1948 Ford Factory Visit Revolutionized Disneyland's Design
Walt Disney's 1948 tour of the Ford River Rouge plant inspired the guest flow and automation principles that shaped Disneyland's iconic design and visitor experience.
Massive Illite Deposit Found in South Korea May Transform Industries
Scientists discovered a vast illite clay deposit in Yeongdong County, South Korea. The mineral, used in skincare and battery research, could boost local industry and global supply chains.
DNP R&D Centre Opens at IIT Hyderabad with JICA Aid
Dai Nippon Printing Co inaugurated an R&D centre at IIT Hyderabad, supported by JICA. It will focus on mobility and healthcare projects, including wireless EV charging and pharmaceutical manufacturing.
Immersive Science Playground Opens in Bengaluru
A new immersive science playground in Bengaluru offers hands-on exhibits and interactive experiences for science enthusiasts of all ages, blending education with entertainment.
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IN-SPACe Signs MoUs with Two Gujarat Universities
IN-SPACe signed MoUs with Kaushalya–The Skill University and Namtech to promote skill development and curriculum enhancement for India's space ecosystem.
IIT-B Team Visits Navi Mumbai Site to Save Trees
An IIT-Bombay team visited the Palm Beach Road underpass site in Navi Mumbai to suggest alternatives to save 440 trees, of which 329 will be transplanted and 111 cut down.
1948 McDonald's Reset That Created Fast Food Model
In 1948, the McDonald brothers closed their drive-in for three months to radically overhaul operations, cutting the menu and firing carhops to create an assembly-line system that birthed global fast food.
Eye of Sahara: Richat Structure's Geological Mystery Revealed
The Richat Structure, known as the Eye of the Sahara, is a geological dome formed by uplift and erosion, not a meteor impact. Visible from space, it aids astronaut navigation.
Hemant Soren Orders Mobile Science Buses Across Jharkhand
Jharkhand CM Hemant Soren orders mobile science exhibition buses for all 24 districts to boost student interest in science and innovation.
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Arizona Petrified Wood: Key to Earth's Ancient Climate History
Discover how Arizona's petrified forest, with stone logs from 225 million years ago, provides scientists with crucial data on ancient climates, ecosystems, and geological time through unique mineral preservation.
Scorpion Stingers Fortified with Metals: Study Reveals Layers
A new study reveals scorpion stingers and pincers are fortified with metals like zinc, manganese, and iron, strategically placed to enhance durability and piercing power.
Pocket Gophers Restored Mount St. Helens Ecosystem
In 1980, scientists introduced pocket gophers to Mount St. Helens for 24 hours. Their digging revived the ecosystem by bringing nutrients and fungi to the surface, leading to remarkable plant recovery.
Oben Electric Launches Rorr Evo at Rs 99,999
Oben Electric expands its electric motorcycle lineup with the Rorr Evo, priced at Rs 99,999 for first 1,000 customers. Features 180 km range, fast charging, and smart connectivity.
6 Accidental Innovations That Changed Daily Life
Discover six accidental inventions like penicillin, microwave, and post-it notes that revolutionised everyday life through chance and curiosity.
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How Electric Eels Produce 600V Shocks Without Hurting Themselves
Learn how electric eels generate up to 600 volts using special cells called electrocytes, and discover the biological adaptations that prevent them from shocking themselves.
Rs 1,481-Crore DESH Scheme to Revamp Purana Qila and 14 Sites
The Centre's Rs 1,481-crore DESH scheme will upgrade 15 archaeological sites, including Delhi's Purana Qila, with modern amenities, digital storytelling, and curated pathways.
US Firms Develop Small Modular Reactors for Nuclear Power
US companies are developing small modular reactors to reduce costs and increase flexibility in nuclear power, offering a scalable and safer alternative to traditional plants.
158.20-Carat Yellow Diamond Found at Diavik Mine
The Diavik Diamond Mine in Canada discovered a rare 158.20-carat yellow diamond, one of only five of its size, marking the end of its 20-year operational history.
MahaMetro Installs Solar Panels Between Rail Tracks
MahaMetro has installed a 50-kWp solar PV system between rail tracks at its Hingna depot, a first in India. The pilot project will generate 70,000 units of green energy annually, reducing 65 tonnes of carbon emissions.
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NCC to Introduce Hi-Tech Drone and Cybersecurity Courses
The National Cadet Corps (NCC) plans to include drone handling and cybersecurity in its training. Nagpur may become a national drone training hub. The NCC also seeks better infrastructure and aims to groom cadets for SSB interviews.
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