New Class of Distant Super-Earths Challenges Old Planetary Assumptions

In a fascinating leap for space science, astronomers have discovered a new category of super-Earths in locations where no one thought to look before. These rocky planets—larger than Earth but smaller than Neptune—have now been detected in distant orbits, similar in range to Saturn’s, overturning long-held beliefs that such planets only exist close to their … Read more

Why Easter Always Falls on a Sunday Celebrating the Resurrection and Centuries of Tradition

Easter, one of Christianity’s most sacred holidays, marks the celebration of Jesus Christ’s resurrection. It concludes Holy Week, which begins on Palm Sunday and ends on Holy Saturday. This sacred day has always been celebrated on a Sunday, but the reasons behind this go far beyond simple tradition. According to the Bible, Jesus rose from … Read more

Ancient Royal Ruins Unearthed After Devastating Earthquake in Myanmar

A powerful 7.7-magnitude earthquake that struck Myanmar last month, resulting in the tragic loss of over 3,000 lives and injuring more than 4,500, has also unveiled a remarkable piece of history. Near Inwa—an ancient royal city formerly known as Ratnapura—archaeologists discovered long-buried ruins believed to be remnants of a water-related royal structure. The newly exposed … Read more

Ram Setu: Where Myth Meets Mystery Across the Seas

Stretching roughly 50 kilometers across the Palk Strait, Ram Setu—also known as Adam’s Bridge—is one of the most fascinating and debated structures in the Indian subcontinent. This chain of limestone shoals connects India’s Pamban Island with Sri Lanka’s Mannar Island, and has long captured imaginations with its blend of mythology, history, and geology. According to … Read more

The Lost Crown of the Taj Mahal: A Golden Mystery

For decades, the world has been captivated by the Taj Mahal, an iconic representation of love and architectural genius. This magnificent mausoleum, which was constructed by Emperor Shah Jahan in honor of his adored wife, Mumtaz Mahal, previously had an even more brilliant feature: a 466-kilogram golden finial that topped its imposing dome. But this … Read more

CBSE Cracks Down on Dummy Schools: A Major Shift for Coaching Hub Students

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has announced a landmark decision to bar students enrolled in dummy schools from appearing for Class 12 board exams starting in the 2025-26 academic session. Instead, such students must take their exams through the National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS). This move is expected to significantly impact Kota, … Read more

Hidden Antarctic Ecosystem Discovered After Massive Iceberg Breaks Away

In a groundbreaking discovery, scientists have uncovered a thriving deep-sea ecosystem beneath the Antarctic ice after a colossal iceberg, the size of Chicago, broke away from the George VI Ice Shelf. This rare event, which occurred on January 13, provided researchers aboard the Falkor research vessel with an unprecedented opportunity to explore a world that … Read more

Vikramshila University Set for Revival: Bihar’s Second Ancient Learning Hub Rises

Bihar is set to witness the revival of another historic center of learning—Vikramshila University—following the successful resurrection of Nalanda University. The Bihar government, in collaboration with the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI), has been working to restore the ancient ruins while also planning the establishment of a new central university in the region. The ancient … Read more

Five of the Oldest Human Fossils Ever Discovered and Their Fascinating Stories

Uncovering ancient human fossils is like stepping into a time machine, offering us glimpses into the distant past. These fossils hold the secrets of our ancestors and help scientists piece together the story of human evolution. Here are five of the oldest and most important human fossils ever discovered. 1. Ur 501 Jawbone (2.5–2.3 million … Read more

Hidden Giants Beneath the Pacific: Scientists Stunned by Deep-Earth Discovery

For centuries, the depths of our planet have remained an enigma. Now, a groundbreaking discovery by scientists from ETH Zurich and Caltech has challenged our understanding of Earth’s interior. Using seismic wave data, researchers have detected massive, anomalous structures buried 600 miles beneath the Pacific Ocean—structures that defy current geological theories. The crust, mantle, and … Read more

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