Kamal Ghorui- Science news
- January 24, 2026
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Ancient boats found under a US lake could uncover a civilisation older than the Great Pyramid |
A quiet lake in Wisconsin has just delivered one of the most jaw-dropping archaeological finds in recent US history. Researchers working with the Wisconsin Historical Society have identified 16 ancient…
- Kamal Ghorui
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- January 24, 2026
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Why the moon changes shape: Surprising science of moon phases |
There is a long and intriguing history behind the human obsession with the Moon, which is thousands of years old. Nevertheless, even though people observe the Moon almost every night,…
- Kamal Ghorui
- Science news
- January 24, 2026
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Why so many shark attacks off Sydney’s beaches? Here’s what scientists say drew sharks closer |
A cluster of shark attacks along the New South Wales coastline has unsettled swimmers and surfers, particularly in Sydney, where several incidents occurred within just two days. While shark bites…
- Kamal Ghorui
- Science news
- January 24, 2026
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Can extreme winter really cause trees to ‘explode’? The science behind the viral phenomenon |
Can extreme winter really cause trees to ‘explode’? /Image: X Across parts of the world, winter has settled in hard. Sub-zero temperatures, sudden freezes, and heavy snow are affecting many…
- Kamal Ghorui
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- January 24, 2026
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Earth once had 26-foot giants 400 million years ago, and they were unlike anything alive today |
For over a century, it was assumed that science had a handle on the big categories of life on Earth: plants, animals, fungi, and microorganisms were the stanchions of biological…
- Kamal Ghorui
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- January 24, 2026
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This meteorite from Alaska could rewrite the story of how Earth got its water |
This meteorite from Alaska could rewrite the story of how Earth got its water (AI-generated) Earth is often described as a water world, but how that water arrived has never…
- Kamal Ghorui
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- January 24, 2026
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Europe and Africa are slowly spinning out of place, scientists discover |
The Iberian Peninsula sits where Europe and Africa lean into each other, a place long known for pressure and friction in the crust. New research suggests something subtler is also…
- Kamal Ghorui
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- January 24, 2026
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Lightning too can affect your GPS accuracy, satellite signals
BENGALURU: Lightning does more than light up the sky and shake the ground. A new India-wide study shows that powerful lightning strikes can briefly disturb the ionosphere, the electrically charged…
- Kamal Ghorui
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- January 23, 2026
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Weight is not an issue: How a 250kg kangaroo could still hop on two legs |
For decades, scientists have debated a simple question with a surprisingly complicated answer: could Australia’s extinct giant kangaroos actually hop like the ones alive today? Modern kangaroos are built for…
- Kamal Ghorui
- Science news
- January 23, 2026
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The ocean floor is turning into the world’s biggest plastic dump site killing hundreds of underwater species |
For years, the public face of ocean pollution has been the same: floating bottles, drifting bags, and beaches littered with waste. But scientists say the most dangerous build-up is happening…