‘Great Comet’ is heading for the Sun on April 4: Timing, visibility and best tips to watch C/2026 A1 MAPS comet |

The sky could host a brief but remarkable event in early April 2026. Astronomers are closely tracking a newly discovered sungrazing comet, officially named C/2026 A1 MAPS. As reported by Universe Today, it was first observed in January by a team operating telescopes in Chile’s Atacama Desert. What makes this comet notable is not just…

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Cockroaches with smart backpacks? Scientists turn insects into cyborgs to detect hidden pipeline leaks |

Although the concept seems like something from science fiction, science is rapidly adopting it. Researchers have started creating ‘cyborg cockroaches,’ which are live insects equipped with tiny electronic ‘backpacks’ that allow them to navigate areas that are too small or hazardous for humans. The potential application of this discovery in pipeline inspection, where these insects…

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Boyan Slat: A Dutch teen who turned a school project into a mission to remove 90% of ocean plastic by 2040 |

Boyan Slat is a Dutch inventor and entrepreneur, born on 27th July 1994. He is the founder of a non-profit organization known as The Ocean Cleanup. This organization focuses on developing technologies to clean the world’s oceans. Boyan’s organisation also focuses on the removal of 90% of the ocean’s plastic by the year 2040. Additionally,…

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Harvard scientist demands urgent probe after mysterious ‘shiny’ cylindrical object spotted on Mars |

Avi Loeb urges NASA to examine ‘shiny’ cone-like object spotted on Mars/ Medium The roughly 20-centimetre object was first photographed by NASA‘s Curiosity Rover in 2022 but has never been officially identified. Avi Loeb says it should be the rover’s top priority. A Harvard University astrophysicist is calling on NASA to redirect its Curiosity Rover…

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