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A shark species swam over 2,400 miles inland—defying nature with unique adaptations. But why is this bold predator venturing into freshwater, and how far can it truly go? The answer might shock

Lost in the BC wilderness for 7 weeks, a 20-year-old hiker's fight for survival involved makeshift gear and extraordinary resilience. What kept him alive in such brutal conditions?

The OceanX floating wind platform powers 30,000 homes with a 54 million kWh capacity, leveraging typhoon-resistant technology and dual turbines to revolutionize deep-sea wind energy generation.

Cyclone Fengal lashes Puducherry and Tamil Nadu with record-breaking rainfall, flooding streets, and disrupting life. Chennai Airport shuts down for hours, and rescue teams battle high tides to save r

As wars rage globally, millions face human rights violations. Learn how World Human Rights Day 2024 highlights displaced families, failures in protecting civilians, and the impact on vulnerable commun

Vitamin D deficiency impacts 70-100% of Indians, even with 330 sunny days yearly. Pollution and melanin affect absorption, fueling debates over sun exposure, supplements, and health risks.

Taxidermy drones built from preserved birds are transforming wildlife studies. This cutting-edge innovation uses real feathers for lifelike efficiency, offering unprecedented monitoring capabilities i

A portable device detects microplastics in water within 20 minutes, revealing millions of nanoparticles in everyday items like polystyrene cups. See how this low-cost tool analyzes invisible contamina

NASA’s Voyager 1 reboots full operations despite razor-thin power margins 24.9 billion kilometers away, revealing how its signal loss tested the limits of human ingenuity and spacecraft resilience.

NASA's X-66 aircraft tests reveal potential for cutting commercial aviation emissions by 30% with its unique truss-braced wing. Could this breakthrough redefine eco-friendly air travel?