Antarctica’s Red Waterfall Isn’t Blood—Science Finally Explains WhyAntarctica's Blood Falls, a striking red cascade from the Taylor Glacier, is not blood but ancient, iron-rich water. Trapped for millions o...
06 Feb, 2026, 02.44 PM IST
Something dark is growing on Greenland's ice. And melting it faster.Algae blooms are accelerating Greenland's ice melt, contributing significantly to runoff in the rapidly warming Arctic. Wind-blown dust car...
31 Jan, 2026, 10.07 AM IST
Are aliens purple? New study suggests extraterrestrial life, animals could exist in purple planetsResearchers from Cornell University propose that alien hunters should focus on purple-colored planets in their quest for extraterrestrial l...
19 Apr, 2024, 07.50 PM IST
Solastalgia & doomism: Brace yourself for the new climate lingo that's here to boggle the mind'Firenados', for example, occur when searing heat and turbulent winds rise above out-of-control forest fires.
28 Jul, 2021, 04.06 PM IST
Plastic 'has entered' Antarctic terrestrial food chain24 Jun, 2020, 11.20 PM IST
Off Goa’s coast, India’s hidden coral gemAbout 18,000 years ago, there were coral reefs along the west coast of India. These were lost after sea levels began rising rapidly followi...
19 Jun, 2018, 10.17 AM IST
From shark cage diving to bouldering - the list every travel adrenaline junkie needs to bookmarkAdrenaline-packed sports can add an edge to your holiday experience.
18 Jan, 2018, 05.20 AM IST
- Freshwater increase near Greenland could set off string of changes
Ocean data from Northeast Greenland has shown, for the first time, an increase in freshwater content in Greenland fjords which could affect...
15 Oct, 2017, 10.19 PM IST
Melting ice making sea around Greenland less saline: Study15 Oct, 2017, 02.20 PM IST
- Sulphuric acid clouds caused darkness, cold, killing dinosaurs
London, Jan 15 (IANS) Millions of years ago, tiny droplets of sulphuric acid formed high up in the air after an asteroid hit the Earth, mak...
15 Jan, 2017, 12.59 PM IST
- CO2 in oceans sets off an ice age every 100,000 years
London, Oct 30 (IANS) Oceans may be responsible for making the Earth move in and out of ice ages every 100,000 years, finds a study.
30 Oct, 2016, 01.52 PM IST
- Cookies, ice cream from seaweed extracts to fight climate change
Kolkata, Oct 14 (IANS) Cookies baked from extracts of local seaweed abundant in the Sundarbans mangroves have 17 per cent higher protein co...
14 Oct, 2016, 02.10 PM IST
Warm waters bleach coral reefs in southEarlier seasoned fishermen could sense a school of fish by judging currents and winds. But their traditional knowledge fails these men toda...
24 Sep, 2015, 06.11 AM IST
Sun has maximum impact on climate when Earth is coolerThe Earth has generally had a slightly cooler climate during the last 4,000 years, and the ocean currents in the North Atlantic have been w...
01 Mar, 2015, 04.44 PM IST
Underwater drone maps ice algae in AntarcticaThe drone follows a pre-programmed course and it maps the distribution of ice algae over very large areas where studies have not previously...
06 Jan, 2015, 03.57 PM IST
- When nature meets tech: Online expo to spread awareness on algae
V Dakshinamurthy began to explore the colourful world of algae (seaweed) along the east coast when he was a botany student in 2003
26 Dec, 2013, 02.45 AM IST
- Antarctica went through heat wave 15.7 million yrs ago: Study
Scientists have revealed that Antarctica went through a heat wave nearly 15.7 million years ago during which plants and algae were abundant...
05 Oct, 2009, 09.50 AM IST