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New life forms on rare Pacific island
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Climate change, pandemic, super volcanoes and more: Ways in which we might go extinct
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Bees that are fish, to the elephant that's human: Five defining cases in animal rights
Are you fond of hilarious videos featuring animals? The ones that show these furry creatures doing one antic or the other? The world is full of weird…
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Roblox 'sex condos': Children's game unsuitable for kids?
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World's longest happiness experiment has been on for 87 years. THIS is its biggest revelation
Believe it or not, US President John F Kennedy was among the participants of this study. Only a few participants from the original experiment are alive today.
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JD Vance shares bizarre Thanksgiving post showing himself as 'Trump's wife', internet goes crazy
In the picture Vance posted, the matriarch's face was replaced with his own and Turkey was replaced with the map of America.
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Solar storm 2,687 years ago was so massive that it is embedded in trees
Solar storms are common, but ones that are too huge and extremely massive are rare. One such occurred 2,687 years ago
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Some powerful people want humans to be replaced by machines, AI pioneer warns
The AI expert warned that there are people who wouldn't be bothered if AI replaced humans
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Earth wasn't as riotous and violent right after its birth as we once thought
Earth wasn't as violent as has long been believed during its early years, a study says. It was hospitable and the processes kickstarted life
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Nuclear explosion-level event gouged a 600ft-deep hole in China 20 million years ago
The Hailin crater in China has surprised scientists because of its unusual shape. When was it formed?
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Every 10 minutes, a woman is killed by a lover or relative, alarming UN report shows
A majority of femicide cases saw women dying at the hands of a lover or a relative
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Orcas bring back 80s salmon hat trend in the Pacific, four decades later
The latest sighting was of an orca named Blackberry, who was photographed last month sporting a salmon on her head in the waters of southwest Washington.
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Sex trend taking over US colleges can prove fatal, warn experts
These so-called "sex-enhancing" packets can prove dangerous to health and experts have warned the youth not to take them
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Strange red and dusty 'UFOs' discovered in space are not exactly spaceships
Forget Unidentified Flying Objects coming to Earth. There are more UFOs in space, all red and dusty
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Footprints in sand made 1.5 million years ago reveal something shockingly unexpected
The footprints were so closely made that they indicated that the two species passed each other in this area within hours to a couple of days.
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Notre Dame Cathedral is set to reopen in Dec, five years after inferno. Here's its first glimpse
An inspection was conducted by French President Emmanuel Macron and the first official insight into the 850-year-old edifice was shared with the world
A 35-cent banana was sold for $6.2mn. The artist didn't even offer to help the poor vendor
The banana in Cattelan's yellow banana artwork was bought for a measly 35 cents which was later sold for millions
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Watch: Pilot airdrops frozen turkeys in remote Alaska on Thanksgiving
Esther Keim, who led the Alaska Turkey Bomb, air-dropped frozen turkeys in a remote area of Alaska
Smallest asteroid ever spotted hit Earth over Canada in a stunning green fireball
Asteroid over Canada: The asteroid was spotted merely three hours before entering Earth by the Catalina Sky Survey in Arizona.
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South Korean man gained 20kgs to avoid military service. He has been jailed
Five feet six inches tall and weighing 83 kilograms, the man was found suitable to become an active-duty soldier
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World's longest happiness experiment has been on for 87 years. THIS is its biggest revelation
Believe it or not, US President John F Kennedy was among the participants of this study. Only a few participants from the original experiment are alive today.
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JD Vance shares bizarre Thanksgiving post showing himself as 'Trump's wife', internet goes crazy
In the picture Vance posted, the matriarch's face was replaced with his own and Turkey was replaced with the map of America.
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Solar storm 2,687 years ago was so massive that it is embedded in trees
Solar storms are common, but ones that are too huge and extremely massive are rare. One such occurred 2,687 years ago
Read Article →
Some powerful people want humans to be replaced by machines, AI pioneer warns
The AI expert warned that there are people who wouldn't be bothered if AI replaced humans
Read Article →
Earth wasn't as riotous and violent right after its birth as we once thought
Earth wasn't as violent as has long been believed during its early years, a study says. It was hospitable and the processes kickstarted life
Read Article →
Nuclear explosion-level event gouged a 600ft-deep hole in China 20 million years ago
The Hailin crater in China has surprised scientists because of its unusual shape. When was it formed?
Read Article →
Every 10 minutes, a woman is killed by a lover or relative, alarming UN report shows
A majority of femicide cases saw women dying at the hands of a lover or a relative
Read Article →
Orcas bring back 80s salmon hat trend in the Pacific, four decades later
The latest sighting was of an orca named Blackberry, who was photographed last month sporting a salmon on her head in the waters of southwest Washington.
Read Article →
Sex trend taking over US colleges can prove fatal, warn experts
These so-called "sex-enhancing" packets can prove dangerous to health and experts have warned the youth not to take them
Read Article →
Strange red and dusty 'UFOs' discovered in space are not exactly spaceships
Forget Unidentified Flying Objects coming to Earth. There are more UFOs in space, all red and dusty
Read Article →
Footprints in sand made 1.5 million years ago reveal something shockingly unexpected
The footprints were so closely made that they indicated that the two species passed each other in this area within hours to a couple of days.
Read Article →
Notre Dame Cathedral is set to reopen in Dec, five years after inferno. Here's its first glimpse
An inspection was conducted by French President Emmanuel Macron and the first official insight into the 850-year-old edifice was shared with the world
A 35-cent banana was sold for $6.2mn. The artist didn't even offer to help the poor vendor
The banana in Cattelan's yellow banana artwork was bought for a measly 35 cents which was later sold for millions
Read Article →
Watch: Pilot airdrops frozen turkeys in remote Alaska on Thanksgiving
Esther Keim, who led the Alaska Turkey Bomb, air-dropped frozen turkeys in a remote area of Alaska
Smallest asteroid ever spotted hit Earth over Canada in a stunning green fireball
Asteroid over Canada: The asteroid was spotted merely three hours before entering Earth by the Catalina Sky Survey in Arizona.
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Money-Wise: Worried about taxes on your overseas income? Here's how you can save them
Overseas income is a common scenario in today's time, however, its tax implications are complicated. In this week's Money-Wise column, we try to simplify this taxation for you
Watch: Donald Trump trolls Democrats on Thanksgiving Day with AI video, wishes 'radical left'
Donald Trump brutally trolled President Joe Biden and Democrats on Thanksgiving Day, sharing a morphed video of them, and wishing the 'lunatic radical left' on the occasion.
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How a toilet break delayed over 120 trains in South Korea
The toilet break delayed the rest of the trains that followed. Seoul Metro also responded to the situation
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Watch: People panic after spotting mysterious lights from 'UFO' over Capitol Hill
The people in Washington DC wondered if any alien was visiting Earth in a UFO after seeing mysterious lights over Capitol Hill
South Korean man gained 20kgs to avoid military service. He has been jailed
Five feet six inches tall and weighing 83 kilograms, the man was found suitable to become an active-duty soldier
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World's longest happiness experiment has been on for 87 years. THIS is its biggest revelation
Believe it or not, US President John F Kennedy was among the participants of this study. Only a few participants from the original experiment are alive today.
Read Article →
JD Vance shares bizarre Thanksgiving post showing himself as 'Trump's wife', internet goes crazy
In the picture Vance posted, the matriarch's face was replaced with his own and Turkey was replaced with the map of America.
Read Article →
Solar storm 2,687 years ago was so massive that it is embedded in trees
Solar storms are common, but ones that are too huge and extremely massive are rare. One such occurred 2,687 years ago
Read Article →
Some powerful people want humans to be replaced by machines, AI pioneer warns
The AI expert warned that there are people who wouldn't be bothered if AI replaced humans
Read Article →
Earth wasn't as riotous and violent right after its birth as we once thought
Earth wasn't as violent as has long been believed during its early years, a study says. It was hospitable and the processes kickstarted life
Read Article →
Nuclear explosion-level event gouged a 600ft-deep hole in China 20 million years ago
The Hailin crater in China has surprised scientists because of its unusual shape. When was it formed?
Read Article →
Every 10 minutes, a woman is killed by a lover or relative, alarming UN report shows
A majority of femicide cases saw women dying at the hands of a lover or a relative
Read Article →
Orcas bring back 80s salmon hat trend in the Pacific, four decades later
The latest sighting was of an orca named Blackberry, who was photographed last month sporting a salmon on her head in the waters of southwest Washington.
Read Article →
Sex trend taking over US colleges can prove fatal, warn experts
These so-called "sex-enhancing" packets can prove dangerous to health and experts have warned the youth not to take them
Read Article →
Strange red and dusty 'UFOs' discovered in space are not exactly spaceships
Forget Unidentified Flying Objects coming to Earth. There are more UFOs in space, all red and dusty
Read Article →
Footprints in sand made 1.5 million years ago reveal something shockingly unexpected
The footprints were so closely made that they indicated that the two species passed each other in this area within hours to a couple of days.
Read Article →
Notre Dame Cathedral is set to reopen in Dec, five years after inferno. Here's its first glimpse
An inspection was conducted by French President Emmanuel Macron and the first official insight into the 850-year-old edifice was shared with the world
A 35-cent banana was sold for $6.2mn. The artist didn't even offer to help the poor vendor
The banana in Cattelan's yellow banana artwork was bought for a measly 35 cents which was later sold for millions
Read Article →
Watch: Pilot airdrops frozen turkeys in remote Alaska on Thanksgiving
Esther Keim, who led the Alaska Turkey Bomb, air-dropped frozen turkeys in a remote area of Alaska
Smallest asteroid ever spotted hit Earth over Canada in a stunning green fireball
Asteroid over Canada: The asteroid was spotted merely three hours before entering Earth by the Catalina Sky Survey in Arizona.
Read Article →
Money-Wise: Worried about taxes on your overseas income? Here's how you can save them
Overseas income is a common scenario in today's time, however, its tax implications are complicated. In this week's Money-Wise column, we try to simplify this taxation for you
Watch: Donald Trump trolls Democrats on Thanksgiving Day with AI video, wishes 'radical left'
Donald Trump brutally trolled President Joe Biden and Democrats on Thanksgiving Day, sharing a morphed video of them, and wishing the 'lunatic radical left' on the occasion.
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How a toilet break delayed over 120 trains in South Korea
The toilet break delayed the rest of the trains that followed. Seoul Metro also responded to the situation
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Watch: People panic after spotting mysterious lights from 'UFO' over Capitol Hill
The people in Washington DC wondered if any alien was visiting Earth in a UFO after seeing mysterious lights over Capitol Hill
Happy Birthday Leonardo DiCaprio: All The Films He Should Have Won An Oscar For
As Leonardo DiCaprio turns a year older today, here’s looking at some of his critically acclaimed films that deserved an Oscar instead of the Revenant for which he’s taken home his lone Best Actor
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Top 8 Stunning Images of Distant Galaxies by Hubble Space Telescope
Galaxies are made up of stars, planets, and massive clouds of gas and dust that are bound together by the force of gravity.
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In pics: September Harvest supermoon to lights up the night sky
In rare phenomena, the harvest supermoon of September experiences a lunar eclipse. This magnificent event occurs when the Moon is closest to the Earth and appears much bigger than usual.
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7 stellar images clicked by Chandra X-ray Observatory
NASA’s Chandra X-ray Observatory recently celebrated 25 years of its launch.
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'Absolutely Biblical': Stunning auroras paint the skies as 'extreme' solar storm hits Earth
The Earth was hit by the most intense solar storm in over two decades on Friday (May 10).
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Weirdest Met Gala 2024 looks that'll make you look twice
Where do we get to see the weirdest looks of the year?
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Met Gala 2024: Best and worst looks from biggest fashion event of the year
When we think of the Met Gala, we only expect the best from the celebrities gracing the red carpet.
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Ram Navami 2024 Special: 7 Podcasts and Shows about Lord Ram
On Ram Navami 2024 today on April 17, here are some titles to watch and tune into.
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Images show breathtaking rainbow-coloured clouds spreading stunning colours in Arctic skies
The clouds, also known as nacreous clouds, appear exclusively in severely cold temperatures and they are caused by microscopic ice crystals scattering sunlight.
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Hundreds of Spider-Man enthusiasts come together in 'crazy' attempt for world record
In Buenos Aires, Argentina, an extraordinary gathering on Sunday saw more than 1,000 people, all dressed as the iconic Marvel superhero, Spider-Man, 'assemble' to try to create a new world record.
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Inside India's Kasimedu fishing harbour, where women are the true heroes
Kasimedu fishing harbour, commonly known as the Chennai fishing harbour, ranks among Asia's largest and most bustling.
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In pics: British Indians celebrate national handloom day with saree walkathon in London
A vibrant display of hues and diverse traditions unfolded when numerous British-Indian women donned sarees in the bustling centre of London, commemorating India's National Handloom Day.
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Are Peruvian Alien Mummies Real or a Clever Hoax? Expert Weighs In!
In an exclusive interview with WION's Moohita Kaur Garg, Harvard Professor and UFO expert Avi Loeb provides a unique perspective on why hasn't humanity heard the figurative knocking on its celestial doors. He answers the age-old question: Have aliens been among us all along? Read Article →
New life forms on rare Pacific island
Ocean and its depths have always been a fascinating topic for us humans. New research has uncovered an amazing opportunity we might have missed. Moohita Kaur Garg tells you all you need to know. Read Article →
Climate change, pandemic, super volcanoes and more: Ways in which we might go extinct
Life is fragile. We are always at the precipice of danger. While we can protect ourselves against the small things like accidents, illness etc. What about the big, global catastrophes? Read Article →
Bees that are fish, to the elephant that's human: Five defining cases in animal rights
Are you fond of hilarious videos featuring animals? The ones that show these furry creatures doing one antic or the other? The world is full of weird incidents involving animals. But did you know that a number of court cases too had them as the perpetrator or the defendant? Here are some interesting ones. Read Article →
