The Amazing Spider-Decorator: Why arachnids are nature’s best interior decorators |

“With great silk comes great responsibility.” — probably not what Peter Parker’s uncle had in mind, but it fits. Because if Spider-Man ever retired to the Tuscan countryside, he’d find fierce competition in the orb-weaving arachnids of Sardinia. These eight-legged engineers aren’t just catching flies — they’re busy redecorating their homes like they’re auditioning for…

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First ‘mummified’ hooved dinosaur in Wyoming Badlands discovered, redefining prehistoric evolution |

In a remarkable palaeontological breakthrough, scientists have uncovered two mummified duck-billed dinosaur fossils in the Wyoming badlands, marking the first-ever discovery of hooves in dinosaurs. These exceptionally preserved specimens, identified as Edmontosaurus annectens, offer an unprecedented look into the anatomy and lifestyle of one of the last great herbivores of the Cretaceous period. The find…

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Is 3I/ATLAS more than a comet? This rare interstellar visitor might become Earth’s silent protector from asteroid threats |

A newly discovered interstellar comet named 3I/ATLAS is making its way through our solar system, capturing global scientific attention. Although it poses no danger to Earth, this rare celestial visitor offers a remarkable opportunity to study material from beyond our solar neighbourhood. NASA and its international partners have launched a coordinated observation campaign to examine…

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Experts warn of rising stroke cases among young Indians, urge AI-enabled screening for early detection

NEW DELHI: As India observes World Stroke Day, medical experts have sounded alarm over a worrying rise in stroke cases among younger adults, warning that the disease is no longer confined to the elderly.At the World Stroke Day forum organised by Mahajan Imaging and Labs on Wednesday, experts emphasized how AI-enabled, integrated pathology and imaging…

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NASA just flew a jet at 925 mph without sonic boom noise: Breakthrough could cut travel time by half |

NASA has taken a major step toward transforming the future of high-speed travel. In a successful first flight over the Southern California desert, the agency’s experimental X-59 aircraft demonstrated that breaking the sound barrier does not have to come with the signature explosive sonic boom. Instead, the jet is engineered to produce only a soft…

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3I/ATLAS nears Earth on 29 October 2025: Rare interstellar comet has stunned scientists with cosmic secrets; tips to watch and related FAQs |

A mysterious traveller from beyond our Solar System is paying Earth a rare visit. This interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS has captured the attention of astronomers and sky-watchers alike as it makes its closest approach to Earth on 29 October 2025. Racing through space at incredible speed, 3I/ATLAS is not just a spectacle of cosmic beauty but…

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Australia’s deep ocean reveals two new species: A glow-in-the-dark shark and a tiny porcelain crab; discovered by CSIRO |

In a remarkable discovery that sheds light, quite literally, on the mysteries of the deep, scientists from CSIRO, Australia’s national science agency, have identified two new marine species off the coast of Western Australia. Among them is the West Australian Lantern shark, a small, glowing predator from the ocean’s twilight zone, and a delicate porcelain…

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NCBS, ICTS launch CALIBRE to drive AI-led biology research | India News

BENGALURU: The National Centre for Biological Sciences (NCBS) and the International Centre for Theoretical Sciences (ICTS), both centres under the Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (TIFR) in Bengaluru, have announced the establishment of a new research facility — the Centre for Artificial Learning and Intelligence for Biological Research and Education (CALIBRE).The centre will be supported…

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Disease in flight: Bird flu spreads in Europe, US |

Bird flu cases are rising in the Northern Hemisphere, and outbreaks are likely to continue testing farmers and public health authorities determined to curb the spread this winter.The current circulating “clade” of H5N1, which is mainly carried by birds, is highly pathogenic, meaning it can cause severe avian influenza (or bird flu).Though H5N1 was first…

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