14 Jan 26Meet the Resplendent Quetzal One of the World’s Most Beautiful Birds Now Under Threat
The resplendent quetzal, known for its brilliant colors and long tail feathers, is facing growing threats in the wild as habitat loss and climate change pressure its survival.
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10 Jan 26NASA Telescope Reveals How a “Dead” Star Still Feeds on Its Partner
NASA’s IXPE space telescope has captured a rare X-ray view of a white dwarf star drawing material from a companion star, offering scientists new insight into how these stellar remnants behave in space.
31 Dec 252025 Sees Record Tiger Deaths in Madhya Pradesh: What It Means for Wildlife and People
Madhya Pradesh reported 55 tiger deaths in 2025 the highest since Project Tiger began. Officials warn that natural causes plus human threats like unsafe electric fences are harming big cats and local safety.
31 Dec 25Critically Endangered ‘Little Dodo’ Seen Again in Samoan Rainforest
For the first time in over a decade, sightings of the rare manumea bird the closest living relative of the extinct dodo have been confirmed in Samoa’s Uafato rainforest, offering a fragile hope for its survival.
31 Dec 25How Japan Is Turning Snow Into Clean Electricity
Scientists in Japan are testing a new way to turn heavy snow into power by using temperature differences to spin turbines. This could help reduce energy costs and make winters greener.
31 Dec 25What India’s 2026 Space Plans Mean for Everyday Life
ISRO’s 2026 space schedule includes testing human spaceflight, launching satellites for weather, communication, and technology, and bringing India closer to sending astronauts into orbit.
31 Dec 252025’s Strangest Science Discoveries and What They Mean for Everyday Life
From bone-wearing caterpillars to hints of a new colour and revived ancient traits, 2025 delivered some of the most unusual science discoveries that reshaped how people understand nature and the human body.



