Have you ever felt fully present and aware of your surroundings? A groundbreaking 2022 study published in Science Advances suggests that what we perceive as the present moment may actually be an illusion. According to researchers, your brain could be showing you a visual representation that’s up to 15 seconds old. This surprising phenomenon, recently…
For a long time, scientists thought that plants detected heat mainly through proteins that are active at night. Now, recent discoveries have revealed a much more intricate process. This changes our existing understanding of how plants respond to heat. The study shows that plants use a combination of sunlight, sugar, and internal signals to regulate…
Across decades and continents, Indian-origin astronauts have become symbols of human ambition, piloting spacecraft, walking in zero gravity, and pushing the frontiers of science beyond Earth’s cradle. Their presence aboard international missions reflects not just individual brilliance, but the quiet power of perseverance, identity, and global education.But long before space capsules and mission briefings, there…
It’s almost July 4. Time for bald eagles, beer cans disguised as patriotism, and Instagram stories quoting Jefferson – usually by people who think Federalist Papers are a music album. But have you ever wondered where America’s Founding Fathers actually studied before they signed the Declaration of Independence with a flourish that would put any…
A recent study published in The Lancet reveals a concerning global trend: millions of children are at risk of life-threatening diseases due to declining vaccination rates. The study states that measles vaccinations have declined in nearly 100 countries. Health inequalities, COVID-19 disruptions, and rising misinformation have contributed to this decline. Despite significant progress over the…
Canada revises post study work permit rules International students in Canada will now face stricter scrutiny over which academic programs make them eligible for post-graduation work rights. On June 25, 2025, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) issued a revised list of educational programmes that qualify for the Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP), a move that…
In a breakthrough, Brazilian scientists have found a molecule in an Amazonian scorpion venom with great potential to cure the widely spreading cancer. The research conducted by the team at the University of São Paulo and presented during FAPESP Week France details how the natural compound can lead to alternative cancer treatments. As per the…
What if we stopped having babies? Humanity could vanish within 100 years, new study warns In a scenario that reads more like science fiction than science, researchers have modelled what would happen if humans around the world simply stopped having children. The results are chilling. According to a new study highlighted by Human Nature News…
This is an AI-generated image, used for representational purposes only. WASHINGTON: Humans are the only animal that lives in virtually every possible environment, from rainforests to deserts to tundra. This adaptability is a skill that long predates the modern age. According to a new study published Wednesday in Nature, ancient Homo sapiens developed the flexibility…
As the number of NEET-UG aspirants in India surged to a staggering 23 lakh in 2025, the bottleneck in the country’s medical education system has never been more evident. With just about 1.1 lakh MBBS seats, barely a fraction of the demand, thousands of young Indians are increasingly charting a path beyond national boundaries. This…