January 21, 2026

Point Nemo: Earth’s Most Isolated Spot and Space Debris Drop Zone

Point Nemo lies over 2,600 km from land in the South Pacific. It’s the most remote ocean point and serves as a safe landing spot for falling space debris from satellites and spacecraft.

January 21, 2026

Women of Mathematics Exhibition Opens in Bengaluru, Highlights Global Gender Gap in STEM

The 'Women of Mathematics From Around the World' exhibition is now in Bengaluru, featuring 20 female mathematicians from diverse countries. It highlights challenges women face in STEM and inspires young women to pursue math careers.

January 21, 2026

Waterbird Numbers Rise 22% in Palakkad: Survey Finds 4,200 Birds of 44 Species

A recent survey in Palakkad recorded more than 4,200 waterbirds from 44 species, marking a 22% rise in numbers. The Natural History Society of Palakkad led the study, highlighting key sightings like the Citrine wagtail after 25 years and the rare Grey-headed lapwing.

January 20, 2026

Waterbird Numbers Rise 22% in Palakkad Survey, Rare Birds Spotted

A survey in Palakkad showed a 22% rise in waterbird numbers, counting over 4,200 birds of 44 species. Rare birds like the Citrine wagtail appeared after 25 years.

January 20, 2026

Austrian Cow Veronika Stuns Scientists by Skillfully Using Tools for Scratching

Veronika, an Austrian cow, has amazed scientists by using sticks, rakes, and brooms like tools to scratch herself. This rare behavior shows cows may be smarter than believed and can use multipurpose tools as chimpanzees do.