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Imagine hearing a sound that began its journey before our galaxy even existed. That is what astronomers are doing now. They are picking up faint signals that have travelled for more than 13 billion years to reach Earth. These signals come from a time when the universe was still very young, long before the Milky…
NAGPUR: While Nagpur is still shaking off its sleep, a bunch of youngsters walks along the banks of the Pili river, notebooks tucked under their arms. Their route takes them past stone pathways and cremation grounds. But they are not part of any funeral procession; they are headed to a study centre that sits just…
NASA plans a mission to study the Sun’s magnetic heart and its hidden storms NASA has selected a proposed solar mission for further study as part of its Small Explorer programme, extending early design work rather than approving a launch. The mission, known as the Chromospheric Magnetism Explorer, or CMEx, will now move into an…
NEW DELHI: Encroachments, deforestation, illegal mining and expanding urban infrastructure in the Aravali ranges have severely damaged groundwater recharge, biodiversity, air quality and climate regulation, according to a new study.The research, titled Eco-restoration of the Aravali Landscape, was undertaken by the Sankala Foundation with support from the Embassy of Denmark in India and the Haryana…
MUMBAI: Housing demand declined by 8.7% quarter-on-quarter during Oct-Dec even as supply rebounded by 3.4% across key cities, hinting at a phase of measured moderation in India’s residential real estate market. Residential prices rose by 1.5% QoQ and 16.9% year-on-year during the quarter, the slowest pace of appreciation recorded during the last two years, according…
Picture this: You’re crazy about your partner, but one of you craves constant hugs and hand-holding while the other prefers one meaningful cuddle at night. Does this mismatch doom your relationship? Or can love survive different love languages? A November 2025 study in Personal Relationships finally finds and answer to this – and it’s way…
While traditionally, women are known to be more romantic than men, a new study has flipped that script. Yes, that’s true! A major study published in Behavioral and Brain Sciences, shows that men crave steady love more deeply, gain bigger health boosts from relationships, and hate breakups more than women do. They seek partners harder…
NEW DELHI: India records one of the highest numbers of deaths globally, yet the country still does not know what most people die of – a gap most pronounced in north India and even the national capital. A nationwide study published in Scientific Reports has found that only 22.5% of deaths in India are medically…
LONDON: The UEA has removed Britain from the list of countries Emirati students can study at on government scholarships due to fears of radicalisation by Muslim Brotherhood on university campuses.The UAE ministry of higher education and scientific research maintains an approved list of universities and majors eligible for scholarships for Emirati students studying abroad. The…
Love, or rather ‘true’ love is incredibly hard to find, which is why dating apps are a rage now. However, a new study demonstrated that online partner searches lead to lower relationship satisfaction, than meeting someone face-to-face. The researchers conducted surveys with 6,600 participants from 50 different nations, which revealed that online couples lacked sufficient…
