Zero Shadow Day: Bengaluru Shadowless for One Minute
On Zero Shadow Day, Bengaluru experienced a rare phenomenon where vertical objects cast no shadows for about a minute, due to the sun's zenith alignment.
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Bengaluru Must Transform from IT Hub to Agri-Tech Capital
Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah urges Bengaluru to evolve from an IT hub to an Agri-Tech capital, emphasizing AI and mechanization for holistic growth and last-mile benefits.
Green and Red Bananas: Culinary Versatility in Your Kitchen
Explore the culinary potential of green and red bananas. Green bananas offer a starchy, savory base, while red bananas bring creamy sweetness with berry notes. Learn tips and recipes to diversify your meals.
Zero Shadow Day Awareness Programme in Trichy
Anna Science Centre-Planetarium in Trichy organized a special event on Zero Shadow Day, educating participants about the astronomical phenomenon where vertical objects cast no shadow at solar noon.
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Nikola Tesla's Death and the Mystery of His Seized Papers
Explore the final days of Nikola Tesla, the seizure of his papers by US authorities during WWII, and the enduring myths surrounding his 'death ray' and lost inventions.
Amazon Roadwork Reveals Ancient Societies and Artifacts
Road paving in the Amazon uncovers pottery and monuments, revealing interconnected ancient societies and shaping understanding of the region's human history.
Ancient Giant Octopus Ruled Oceans 72 Million Years Ago
Scientists discovered fossilized beaks of a 19-meter-long octopus that crushed bones and rivaled mosasaurs, rewriting Cretaceous marine food webs.
BNHS, CURAJ Sign MoU for Biodiversity Conservation Research
BNHS and CURAJ have signed an MoU to strengthen biodiversity conservation and research, enhancing institutional capacity and providing exposure to students and researchers.
Muon Tech Maps Jerusalem's Hidden Structures Without Digging
Archaeologists and physicists used cosmic-ray muons to map subterranean structures in Jerusalem, a non-invasive breakthrough that preserves fragile sites and could transform global excavations.
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Unwrapping the Magic of Microwave Ovens
Discover how microwave ovens use electromagnetic radiation to cook food rapidly. Learn about the magnetron, water molecule excitation, and safety tips for efficient use.
Bengalureans Choose Active Getaways for Weekend Escapes
Bengaluru residents are increasingly opting for active getaways like trekking, cycling, and camping over traditional leisure vacations, driven by a desire for fitness and nature.
Baking Soda Trick Removes Coffee Stains from Mugs
Learn how baking soda effectively removes stubborn coffee and tea stains from mugs. Its mild abrasive and alkaline properties break down acidic stains without scratching surfaces.
Smart Fabrics and Physics: The Future of Oil Stain Removal
Learn how self-cleaning fabrics and washing machine mechanics are revolutionizing oil stain removal, reducing chemical use for a cleaner planet.
Zero Shadow Day Workshop at JN Planetarium in Bengaluru
Jawaharlal Nehru Planetarium in Bengaluru hosts a workshop on Zero Shadow Day, an astronomical phenomenon where objects cast no shadow. Learn more.
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India's NavIC Crisis: Only Three Satellites Functional
India's regional navigation system NavIC is in crisis with only three functional satellites, below the minimum four needed for accurate services. Experts warn of security risks as replacements fail.
Andhra CM Naidu Launches ReNew Energy Plants, Promises Green Power
Andhra CM N Chandrababu Naidu laid foundation for ReNew Energy's solar and hybrid projects worth Rs 5,400 crore in Anakapalle, aiming for 160 GW green energy and 2,100 jobs.
Smart Wonders School Mohali Science Exhibition
Smart Wonders School in Mohali organized its annual science exhibition, showcasing innovative projects by students on topics like renewable energy and robotics.
Egyptian Mummy Scans Reveal Hidden Details After 2,300 Years
High-resolution CT and 3D scans of ancient Egyptian mummified remains reveal unprecedented details, including disease signs and structural damage, without unwrapping the bandages.
China Discovers 11th New Lunar Mineral Changesite
Researchers in China have discovered the 11th new lunar mineral, Cerium-Magnesium Changesite, from Moon meteorites. The colorless, transparent mineral has fluorescent properties that could advance LED technology and space resource utilization.
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Blue Origin Failure Adds Uncertainty to NASA Artemis Timeline
Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket failed to deploy a satellite, raising concerns about delays to NASA's Artemis program, which relies on the rocket for future lunar lander missions.
UPSIFS Quantum Workshop: Experts Stress Indigenous Tech & Security
Uttar Pradesh State Institute of Forensic Sciences organized a quantum computing workshop in Lucknow, featuring policymakers and industry leaders who emphasized cybersecurity, indigenous technology development, and UP's deep-tech roadmap.
Smart Manufacturing Trends Reshape Mechanical Engineering
Mechanical engineering is integrating smart manufacturing technologies like IoT, AI, and robotics, transforming education and industry with a focus on Industry 4.0 and digital skills.
Indo-UK Life Sciences Innovation Corridor Launched
C-CAMP and Imperial College London have launched the Indo-UK Life Sciences Innovation Corridor to boost research and startups, focusing on healthcare and biotechnology.
Curiosity Rover Finds New Organic Compounds on Mars
NASA's Curiosity rover has detected new complex organic compounds on Mars, supporting the hypothesis that the planet once had conditions suitable for life, though not proof of life itself.
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Upgraded L-70 Bofors Guns Counter Pakistan Drone Attacks
India's upgraded L-70 Bofors guns, originally from the 1940s, proved critical in countering Pakistan's drone incursions, showcasing modern adaptation of legacy systems for air defence.
Amazon's 'Internet of the Forest': Birds and Monkeys Share Warnings
Scientists discover that Amazon birds and monkeys use shared alarm calls to warn each other about predators, forming a natural 'internet of the forest' for survival.
NASA Completes Roman Space Telescope Assembly for 2026 Launch
NASA has finished assembling the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope at Goddard Space Flight Center, marking a major milestone ahead of its 2026 launch. The observatory will survey vast sky areas to study dark energy, galaxy formation, and exoplanets.
Lyrid Meteor Shower 2026: Ancient Celestial Display
The Lyrid meteor shower, one of humanity's oldest recorded astronomical events dating back 2,700 years, will peak on April 21-22, 2026, offering spectacular views across the Northern Hemisphere.
Gando Baval Transforms into Green Methanol Feedstock in Gujarat
The invasive gando baval tree, devastating Gujarat's ecosystems, is now powering India's first green methanol plant at Kandla port, aiming to reduce fossil fuel dependence and boost clean shipping.
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Automated Cabbage Harvester Developed by RPCAU for Farmers
Scientists at Rajendra Prasad Central Agricultural University in Pusa have created a battery-powered machine that automates cabbage harvesting, reducing labour costs and physical strain for farmers in Bihar.
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