Wednesday, 16 September 2026 · 7:33 AM
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A comprehensive year-long study in Inani National Park has documented 23 mammal species. The findings, which include the rare presence of the clouded leopard, were recently published in an international journal.
The European Space Agency has launched the FLEX satellite to observe plant photosynthesis and heatwave impacts. Additionally, the Sentinel-3C satellite will monitor marine environments and land use to help prevent food crises.
A very thin crescent moon and the bright planet Venus appeared together in the western evening sky. The celestial phenomenon was observed across various parts of the country on 14 September.
Stunning iridescent clouds lit up parts of Victoria over the weekend, creating a vibrant rainbow spectacle across the state's skies. Residents captured photographs of the rare meteorological event in Mount Waverley and Caroline Springs.
Researchers using the James Webb Space Telescope have observed unexpected changes in the rings of the asteroid Chariklo. The asteroid, measuring just 250 kilometres in width, orbits the Sun between Saturn and Uranus.
Researchers from multiple universities have published a groundbreaking study detailing how the three-dimensional organization of the genome differs in specific brain cells of individuals with Alzheimer's disease. The international research team utilized advanced single-cell technology alongside a specialized deep learning model to analyze postmortem brain tissue samples.
The Bangladesh Innovation Fair 2026 is currently underway at the Novo Theatre in Dhaka. Organised by the Ministry of Science and Technology, the event highlights groundbreaking public health advancements.
UNESCO marks 13 September as International Cave and Karst Day, drawing attention to vital subterranean landscapes. Experts and researchers highlight the ecological and hydrological significance of these unique natural formations worldwide.
Researchers in Switzerland and Australia have directly observed the rare liquid-to-glass transition in water. The breakthrough was achieved by trapping water between lipid layers made of a transparent fatty alcohol molecule called feyantriol.
An exploration of the mathematical pigeonhole principle examines human hair counts across Bangladesh. With a population of approximately 17 crore, logical reasoning reveals shared hair counts among residents.
The UK Met Office has issued a warning regarding an increased risk of a wetter-than-average autumn and potential flooding. Officials attribute the developing weather pattern to the influence of strong El Niño conditions in the Pacific.
Archaeologists in southwestern China have uncovered new fossils belonging to the ancient human group Denisovans. The significant find pushes the total number of identified Denisovan fossils past the twenty mark.
Experts assess significant tsunami risks along the French Riviera and wider Mediterranean basin. Statistical models and historical events highlight the urgent need for ongoing preparedness.
Scientists in Los Angeles have created a method using donated cord blood stem cells to produce safer, off-the-shelf T cell receptor therapies. The novel AlloESO-T cells successfully controlled tumor growth in mouse models without causing graft-versus-host disease.
UNESCO warns that the probability of a tsunami wave exceeding one meter in the Mediterranean within the next 30 years is close to 100 percent. Authorities across the region are focusing on historical risks and warning systems to protect vulnerable coastal populations.
UNESCO warns that the probability of a tsunami wave exceeding one meter in the Mediterranean within the next 30 years is close to 100 percent. The assessment highlights historical hazards along the French Riviera, where authorities monitor risks through national warning systems.
A critically endangered roloway monkey has given birth to a daughter named Lagertha at Chester Zoo. The birth follows a complex and pioneering foot surgery that saved the mother from amputation.
Archival research in the United States has uncovered a rare 1851 autobiography by English veteran Shadrack Byfield. The newly surfaced publication reveals previously unknown details regarding his post-war life and struggles.
Researchers in Egypt have discovered a roughly 3,000-year-old tomb belonging to an official named Paser. The international team launched the project to implement conservation measures against flash flooding threats.
An international research team has engineered porous materials that imitate natural foams to scatter light and repel water. The innovative manufacturing method achieves structural whiteness without relying on titanium dioxide or PFAS.
An international team of scientists has engineered a new foam-based materials platform that achieves structural whiteness and water repellency. The innovative manufacturing method operates without harmful substances like titanium dioxide or PFAS.
A team of researchers has captured detailed views of DNA molecules aligning and recognizing matching sequences using atomic force microscopy and computer simulations. The findings, published in the journal Nucleic Acids Research, provide a direct visualization of long-hypothesized cellular mechanisms.
Bangladesh faces potential storms across seven districts by Friday night due to a newly formed low-pressure system over the Bay of Bengal. The Meteorological Department has also recorded significant rainfall reaching up to 82 millimetres in the latest twenty-four-hour period.
Researchers have discovered a new underground phenomenon where the Earth's crust beneath Italy's Apennine mountain range is opening up like a zipper. This ongoing geological process is causing the mountain belt to expand by about four millimeters every year.
The Natural History Museum in London has revealed the entries for the prestigious Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition. A massive total of nearly 60,000 images were submitted from 113 different countries.
Scientific factors explain why rainy weather often induces drowsiness and a deep sleep. From natural pink noise to increased melatonin production, several environmental changes drive this phenomenon.
Scientific research reveals that the shape of human hair depends primarily on the number of sulfur atom bonds in its composition. A 2009 study also highlights the role of specific genes and genetic inheritance in determining curliness.
An in-depth look at theoretical physicist Carlo Rovelli, his groundbreaking work on loop quantum gravity, and his widely translated literary successes. The esteemed academic shares perspectives on how scientific refinement continuously shapes human language and personal beliefs.
Researchers from Dhaka University and the University of Illinois have published a comprehensive study on the behavior, habitat, and diet of the endangered Bengal fox in northern Bangladesh. The findings, published in the journal Ecology and Evolution, provide crucial insights into the ecology of this small canid species.
Researchers at the University of Australia have published a new study analyzing six decades of data on the rising population of squid in the oceans. Marine biologist Rémi Denéchère and his team utilized computer ecosystem models to understand the ecological impacts of these marine creatures.
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