The fossil belongs to a species they have named Invictibellatrix amberina, an early member of the lineage of Cretaceous Period
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Review of more than three decades of climate research finds human influence on Earth’s climate has strengthened, with the 10 warmest years on record occurring since 2009
Omnitech LLC, AVPL International plan drone manufacturing facility; second JV to focus on satellite-independent navigation
Rs 4,155 crore already committed by alumni, donors, corporate partners and government
A new study indicates the reason may lie in how DNA changes with age in dogs
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System tested at Odisha’s Chandipur range to secure real-time telemetry and critical data during artillery and armoured weapon trials
Rover has logged 45.2 km driving on the Red Planet
Without sharp cuts to emissions, health losses would continue to compound beyond 2100
The Sun's polar regions play an important role in the evolution of its magnetic field and the generation of the solar wind, both of which affect the Earth
The assessment was conducted across four rural communities — Kanti in Haryana, Srayikkadu in Kerala, Ahirpurwa in Bihar and Kali Nagar in West Bengal
The data generated during these events will be recorded and analysed separately from routine monitoring
Researchers flag barriers such as lack of dedicated national standards, weak policy support, high investments which hinder widespread adoption of this technology
Aldabra was brought to the island of St Helena in 1882
Habitat loss and degradation remain biggest threats to wildlife population
Haryana Forest and Wildlife Department has taken this step to cover potential bird habitats, and to reduce dependence on manual counting
Kagan, 95 years old and born in France, is affiliated with Universite Paris-Sud in Orsay, France, and Soai, born in Japan, with the Tokyo University of Science
AI researcher says two autonomous agents sent more than 60 messages in six hours, searched files for contact details and tried to find a way to call emergency services
Proposed facility to support local production of aircraft if partnership wins IAF’s medium transport aircraft programme
Researchers have reconstructed the earliest stages of the formation of Earth and Mars and found that the planets formed in different ways, even though both were born in the same rotating cloud of gas and dust that eventually became the...
In 1860s, French doctor Paul Broca found speech was controlled mainly by the left side of the brain, and this was the first evidence the brain's two halves may have separate roles
Bloom typically lasts two to three days, researcher says
Largest glacier suffered biggest-ever melt
Virtual interaction explores scientific collaboration and exchange of agricultural technologies
Urban deaths attributable to particulate matter increased from approximately 0.7 million in 2000 to 0.9 million in 2020
Partnership aims to build advanced testing facilities in India for growing aerospace and propulsion ecosystem
Rising coal-fired power generation linked to higher outdoor air pollution and nearly 30 per cent increase in urban PM2.5 deaths from 2000 to 2020
As tech titans warned an AI-weary world that their own advanced systems could endanger humanity, the question emerged: What do they have to gain? The answer may lie in the companies' efforts to score political goals ahead of the US...
The Sistan sand boa (Eryx sistanensis) is a non-venomous, thick-bodied snake found in dry areas
India should bring in regulations, says Dr Srinivas Padmanabuni, co-founder and CTO of AiEnsured
The research could help scientists understand the extreme physical conditions around these objects and provide insights into how active galaxies are powered
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