Few years on the Earth
Hira Mokariya 
After nearly half a century in space, NASA’s Voyager 1 spacecraft has once again overcome communication challenges, reconnecting with its mission team on Earth using a secondary radio transmitter last used in the early 1980s. This recent communication pause led to a brief but intense period for the flight team, who worked tirelessly to restore … Read more
Anish Sarkar, a three-year-old from Bengal, has captivated the chess world by becoming the Youngest Rated Chess Player to receive an official FIDE rating. At just three years, eight months, and 19 days old, he achieved an Elo rating of 1555, setting an unprecedented record in the global chess community. Anish’s achievement not only highlights … Read more
Cassius, the world’s largest captive crocodile, has passed away at the impressive age of approximately 110 years. He spent over three decades at Marineland Melanesia on Green Island, Australia, a sanctuary that had become his home and the place where countless visitors marveled at his size and legacy. Standing at 5.5 meters (18 feet) and … Read more
The month of October 2024 brought India’s warmest October in over a century, with temperatures peaking nearly 1.2℃ above the normal range. This historical high, reported by the India Meteorological Department (IMD), aligns with an increasing trend of warmer temperatures over recent years. October’s unusual warmth was most apparent in night temperatures, which reached a … Read more
Halloween is a time when people from all walks of life, including some of the world’s most influential figures, get into the spirit by transforming into beloved fictional characters. This year, Mark Zuckerberg, the CEO of Meta, joined the festivities by dressing as John Wick, the iconic character portrayed by Keanu Reeves. His costume choice … Read more
A remarkable discovery has emerged from Argentina’s ancient sandstone deposits, where a team of Argentina and Chinese scientists unearthed the Oldest Tadpole Fossil. Estimated to be around 161 million years old, this tadpole fossil has provided researchers with an unprecedented look into the early stages of amphibian evolution. Preserved with surprising detail, it sheds light … Read more
Japan has introduced new strict regulations for cyclists in an effort to enhance road safety. The revised laws, which took effect recently, impose heavy penalties on those who use mobile phones or ride under the influence while cycling. With these changes, Japan hopes to curb the growing number of bicycle-related accidents, especially as more people … Read more
Israel’s recent announcement of its laser-based Iron Beam defense system marks a transformative step in its military strategy, particularly in addressing the evolving threats it faces from various adversaries across the region. Expected to be operational within a year, the Iron Beam aims to counter a wide array of airborne projectiles—missiles, rockets, drones, and mortars—by … Read more
North Korea recently made its position on the Russia-Ukraine conflict abundantly clear, pledging unwavering support to Russia until it achieves victory in Ukraine. This promise, made by North Korean Foreign Minister Choe Son Hui during a recent visit to Moscow, reaffirms the longstanding alliance between North Korea and Russia, two countries often perceived as international … Read more
One of the most widely celebrated festivals globally, recently witnessed a dazzling tribute on the world stage, as the Burj Khalifa lit up for Diwali in a spectacular display of lights and messages to honor this Festival of Lights. The celebration, which featured greetings in both English and Hindi, conveyed Dubai’s commitment to inclusivity and … Read more