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Male Mosquitoes Are Bloodthirsty Too, Under the Right Conditions

It’s long been believed that only “female mosquitoes” bite and drink blood, while “male mosquitoes” stick to sipping on nectar. However, new research is turning that idea on its head, showing that under certain conditions, “male mosquitoes” may also develop a taste for blood. This discovery could change our understanding Read more…

By Chetan Raj, 6 monthsOctober 31, 2024 ago
Lunar Space Station
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China’s Lunar Space Station Plans and the Quest for Habitable Planets

China’s ambitious space program for Lunar Space Station is set to revolutionize humanity’s presence in space, with bold plans to build a “lunar space station”, launch “manned lunar missions”, and explore “habitable planets” in the coming decades. The nation’s leading space agencies recently unveiled their long-term vision, with projects mapped Read more…

By Suhas J, 7 monthsOctober 17, 2024 ago
Giant Panda
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Scientists Turn Giant Panda Skin Cells Into Stem Cells…

With fewer than 2100 giant pandas remaining in the wild, conservationists and researchers have long searched for new ways to protect the beloved black-and-white fluffy bear from the threat of extinction. Now it looks like their search is about to pay off, a groundbreaking development offers fresh hope: for the Read more…

By Suhas J, 8 monthsSeptember 23, 2024 ago
China Mars Mission
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China Accelerates Mars Mission to 2028, Overtakes US in Race to Retrieve Martian Samples

In a bold move that places China at the forefront of space exploration, the country has accelerated its Mars mission, Tianwen-3, to 2028 — two years ahead of the originally planned timeline. This ambitious new target could see China bringing Martian soil samples back to Earth as early as mid-2031, Read more…

By Chetan Raj, 8 months ago
Quasar
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Star Killer; A Distant Quasar May Be Snuffing Out Star Formation in Neighboring Galaxies

In a remarkable new discovery, astronomers have found evidence that a distant quasar, VIK J2348-3054, may be responsible for halting star formation in galaxies within a vast area around it. This quasar, one of the most distant ever observed, seems to have caused a cosmic dead zone stretching across 16 Read more…

By Chetan Raj, 9 monthsAugust 19, 2024 ago
Perseverance Rover
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Perseverance Rover Hints of Ancient Life on Mars!

NASA’s Perseverance rover has made a groundbreaking discovery that could point to ancient microbial life on Mars. The rover drilled a sample from a reddish rock named Cheyava Falls on July 21, revealing the first evidence of organic molecules on the Red Planet. The Discovery: A Significant Milestone “We’re not Read more…

By Chetan Raj, 9 monthsAugust 5, 2024 ago
Asteroid
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Asteroid: NASA Monitors Close Approach of a Massive Asteroid: Should We Worry?

NASA is closely monitoring the trajectory of Asteroid 2011 MW1, a colossal 380-foot space rock hurtling towards Earth at an alarming speed of 28,946 km per hour. Expected to make its closest approach on July 25, the asteroid will pass at a distance of approximately 4.43 million miles from our Read more…

By Suhas J, 10 monthsJuly 23, 2024 ago
Dark Matter
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Dark Matter; Strange Observations of Galaxies…!

Recent astronomical observations are shaking the foundation of our understanding of the universe, potentially challenging the long-held belief in dark matter. These perplexing findings, published on June 20 in The Astrophysical Journal Letters, suggest that our current models of the cosmos might need a significant overhaul. The Dark Matter Enigma Read more…

By Chetan Raj, 10 monthsJuly 8, 2024 ago
Marine Worms
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Worms: How Do These Marine Worms Survive Extreme Antarctic Cold…

Antarctic marine worms, known as polychaetes, rely on a symbiotic relationship with specialized bacteria to survive the extreme cold of their environment. This remarkable adaptation sheds light on the complex interplay between marine organisms and their microbial partners, offering new insights into life under extreme conditions. Unraveling the Mystery about Read more…

By Chetan Raj, 11 monthsJune 24, 2024 ago
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Mysterious ‘Hole’ on Mars Sparks Enthusiasm: A Potential Refuge for Future Human Expeditions

Mars, the Red Planet, has always been a focal point for space enthusiasts and scientists alike. The latest discovery that has captured their imagination is a mysterious pit on the side of an ancient volcano, which may not only offer insights into the planet’s history but also serve as a Read more…

By Suhas J, 11 monthsJune 10, 2024 ago

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