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Earth’s inner core may be deforming within years — scientists say its hidden movements could change the length of our days
Earth's rotation experiences slight variations in day length due to interactions within its inner core and mantle. Researchers have developed a model revealing how gravitational forces drive these changes over decades. The inner core is not completely rigid and can undergo deformation within years. Electromagnetic and mechanical forces at the core-mantle boundary oppose gravitational torque. These findings provide insights into Earth's internal processes and structure.
EaseMyTrip's EMTev rolls out electric buses in Bhopal, targets 5,000 units annually in 5 years
Easy Green Mobility has started the deployment of electric buses in Bhopal and plans to manufacture 5,000 buses yearly. The company aims to establish a comprehensive mobility ecosystem that includes manufacturing and operations. Their initial electric bus models have received type approval and feature advanced technology. For future expansion, the focus is on localizing the supply chain and reducing import dependency.
In 1970, NASA’s Apollo 13 Mission nearly turned deadly. One woman’s invention saved lives. Her son became a Hollywood star
Hollywood star Jack Black’s late mother Judith Love Cohen was a heavyweight in her own right. An aerospace engineer, her invention played a key role in saving three NASA astronauts when an explosion occurred on the rocket Apollo 13. This was the third attempt to fly to the moon, but it was aborted after the service module oxygen tank got ruptured.
Influencer couple tests Dyson’s Rs 47,000 AI toothbrush with built-in mouthwash and camera, says it’s like livestreaming while brushing
An influencer couple has tested Dyson’s Rs 47,000 CameraJet toothbrush, which combines an electric brush with a built-in camera and liquid-jet system. Their video showed the device’s live camera feed and gap-targeting function, drawing amusement, scepticism and curiosity online. While some viewers questioned whether the technology is necessary for everyday brushing, others praised the couple for putting the unusual toothbrush to the test.
Science says flamingos don’t start out pink: Here’s how their food changes the color of their feathers
Canthaxanthin is one of the major carotenoids associated with flamingo coloration. Astaxanthin and other carotenoid derivatives can also contribute to their red, pink and orange hues.
145 years of physics overturned as sideways Hall effect breakthrough promises to rip apart textbooks & supercharge the next wave of quantum tech
Researchers have overturned a century-old physics rule about magnetic field detection. They engineered a custom quantum material to trigger the Hall effect sideways. This breakthrough allows a single chip to detect magnetic fields in multiple directions. Such innovation could simplify medical imaging and consumer electronics hardware. The discovery opens new dimensions for designing future electronic devices.
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In 2000, NASA’s Galileo spacecraft mapped Jupiter's moon Io’s volcanoes at temperatures above 1,000°C. 26 years later, the data still reveal one of the solar system’s strangest volcanic worlds
Galileo spacecraft data revealed Io's extraordinary volcanic landscape and intense heat. Pele volcano showed temperatures reaching 1,500 degrees Celsius, far exceeding Earth's volcanoes. The spacecraft also detected sulfur dioxide ice within a caldera and an unidentified volcanic plume substance.

Can NASA’s Pandora find water on alien worlds? The new mission is now watching
NASA's Pandora satellite has begun observing distant exoplanets to study their atmospheres. This mission aims to separate planetary atmospheric signals from stellar activity. Pandora will repeatedly study at least twenty exoplanets over its operational year. It monitors stars in visible light and planets in near-infrared wavelengths. This work will improve the interpretation of data from other powerful space telescopes.

In 2011, a 320-gram Martian meteorite discovered in Sahara Desert reveals red planet Mars once had water
In 2011, a 320-gram Martian meteorite discovered in Sahara Desert revealed evidence that Mars once had water. Known as Black Beauty or Northwest Africa 7034, the meteorite contains hydrated materials and fragments dating back about 4.48 billion years. Scientists used X-ray and neutron tomography to study its structure. The findings provide evidence of ancient water interacting with the Martian crust and add information about Mars’ early environment.

NASA’s Rover Found a Lost River System Under Mars, And It Changes What We Know About Its Past
NASA's Perseverance Rover has uncovered a hidden river delta on Mars. This discovery suggests Mars experienced multiple wet periods, not just isolated events. Layers of sediment indicate rivers flowed and deposited material over extended durations. This finding reshapes our understanding of Mars' ancient climate and boosts the search for signs of past life.

iOS 26 releases today with never before seen features? AI integration huge upgrade, along with major UI change, and many more; iphone 11 to 17 updates confirmed
Apple's iOS 26, launching September 15th for iPhone 11 to 17, introduces enhanced AI capabilities, including in-voice calling detection and improved call quality. This update, expands Apple Intelligence for Maps, call screening, and photo organization.

Apple event 2025: All about Watch Series 11, SE 3 and Ultra 3 ; New specs unveiled. Check India prices
Apple unveiled its latest wearables, including the redesigned Apple Watch Series 11, boasting a thinner profile and enhanced scratch resistance. The updated Apple Watch SE 3 now features an Always-On display and the S10 chip. The Apple Watch Ultra 3 gets display and connectivity upgrades. Series 11 introduces hypertension detection and a sleep score feature, while the SE 3 adds fast charging. The Ultra 3 now includes satellite connectivity for emergencies.

iOS 26 Public Beta is Here: What Will Your iPhone Look Like Now?
iOS 26 is now available across compatible iPhones. This is the biggest redesign to an iPhone UI in years

iOS 26 Beta 3: New color options, Liquid Glass UI, and other features revealed — who can access it
As users wait for the broader public beta and eventual release this fall, these updates suggest a redesigned and smarter iPhone experience, a move Apple lauds as both “fresh” and “memorable” for everyday users.

The future is in your pocket: 5 mind-blowing iOS 26 features that will change the way you use your iPhone forever
Apple's WWDC 2025 unveiled iOS 26, a major update featuring a Liquid Glass design across devices. The update introduces Visual Intelligence for smarter actions, enhances Messages with group chat features, and revamps the Phone app with call screening. Smart Maps and digital IDs will also simplify travel, with the update launching this fall alongside the iPhone 17.

Apple WWDC 2025 Highlights - Check everything that happened
Apple WWDC 2025 saw several new launches, key announcements. We have highlights of the event.

Everything Apple announced at its annual developer conference
At its annual Worldwide Developers Conference, the company also said it would open up the underlying technology it uses for Apple Intelligence to developers.

Best soap dispensers for a visually appealing addition to your bathroom and hygiene
The right soap dispenser can make all the difference in maintaining cleanliness and promoting good health and this article helps you with selecting a dispenser with features including touchless operation, refillable options, durability and compatibility with various types of soap. Not just incredible features but also a wide range of sleek and functionalities.

Smallcap stock rallies 7% after getting good news from Ayodhya
Genesys’ New India map platform integrates cutting-edge 2D navigation and a 3D digital twin of the entire city, offering an unparalleled and immersive experience for users.

New Apple macOS update comes with a liquid detection feature
According to a report in 9to5Mac, macOS Sonoma 14.1 update includes a new system daemon called "liquiddetectiond," which can identify when the computer has been exposed to liquids.

What if there's alien life on Mars, but our rovers just can't 'see' it?
On Earth, most organisms use photosynthesis to harness energy from sunlight.

Nothing ear (1) review: Premium transparent design, good battery-life at Rs 5,999
The active noise cancellation and in-ear detection features are very sensitive.

Want an easy way to manage blood sugar levels in diabetics? Leave it to AI
After 'insulin in a pill', new tech may help diabetics monitor their blood sugar without painful finger pricks every day.
Methane rainstorms on Titan more frequent than thought
New York, Oct 14 (IANS) Scientists have found that intense methane rainstorms batter Saturn's largest moon Titan much more frequently than expected, creating massive floods in terrain that are otherwise deserts.

Cambridge University researchers discover smallest-ever star
With a size just a sliver larger than that of Saturn, the gravitational pull at its stellar surface is about 300 times stronger than what humans feel on Earth.
New tools to help NASA research habitability on Mars
Washington, Sep 26 (IANS) Scientist have developed a set of five instruments that can potentially advance NASAs understanding of wind and weather conditions on the surface of Mars that can help ascertain the planet's habitability.

Flooded canyons found on Saturn's moon Titan: NASA
The finding represents the first direct evidence of the presence of liquid-filled channels on Titan, as well as the first observation of the deep canyons.

Ancient Mars hosted habitable environments: Study
The extent of the global distribution of martian carbonates is not yet fully resolved and the early climate on the red planet is still subject of debate.

Nitrogen gas may point to alien life on exoplanets
If nitrogen is found to be abundant in a planet's atmosphere, that world almost certainly has the right pressure to keep liquid water stable on its surface.
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