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These oil rigs once drilled for crude and symbolised pollution now nature has turned them into thriv.avif

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July 24, 2026

These oil rigs once drilled for crude and symbolised pollution. Now, nature has turned them into thriving underwater sanctuaries for fish |

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July 24, 2026

Nasa’s Psyche mission is heading to a metal asteroid that could reveal what lies inside Earth |

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July 24, 2026

Scientists warn rising CO2 is reducing the nutritional value of bee food, putting the world’s biggest bees at risk |

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July 24, 2026

Scientists used AI to map 70,000 mines and uncovered a hidden cost of the green energy revolution that could threaten biodiversity |

Scientists discover a surprising brain hidden inside the heart formed by neurons it controls the hea.avif

By Prakriti Darshan News

July 24, 2026

Scientists discover a surprising ‘brain’ hidden inside the heart: Formed by neurons, it controls the heartbeat and protects the organ during stressful situations |

Scientists left moon cement outside the iss for six months it came back up to 35 stronger boosting p.avif

By Prakriti Darshan News

July 24, 2026

Scientists left ‘Moon cement’ outside the ISS for six months; it came back up to 35% stronger, boosting plans for a Moon base |

How solar impulse 2 became the first aircraft to complete a 40000 km fuel free journey around the wo.avif

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July 24, 2026

How Solar Impulse 2 became the first aircraft to complete a 40,000 km fuel-free journey around the world |

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By Prakriti Darshan News

July 24, 2026

Scientists tagged sperm whales off Norway and found they release gas bubbles while sleeping vertically to remain suspended below the ocean surface

An astronaut caring for plants inside the veggie growth chamber part of nasa39s long running researc.avif

By Prakriti Darshan News

July 24, 2026

After growing plants in space for years, NASA research could help astronauts grow medicines on demand, starting with tobacco and a harmless virus |

By Prakriti Darshan News

July 24, 2026

An Australian “forest maker” helped farmers in Niger regrow more than 200 million trees by pruning living stumps, roots and seeds hidden beneath dry land

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These oil rigs once drilled for crude and symbolised pollution. Now, nature has turned them into thriving underwater sanctuaries for fish |

Nasa’s Psyche mission is heading to a metal asteroid that could reveal what lies inside Earth |

Scientists warn rising CO2 is reducing the nutritional value of bee food, putting the world’s biggest bees at risk |

Scientists used AI to map 70,000 mines and uncovered a hidden cost of the green energy revolution that could threaten biodiversity |

Scientists discover a surprising ‘brain’ hidden inside the heart: Formed by neurons, it controls the heartbeat and protects the organ during stressful situations |

Scientists left ‘Moon cement’ outside the ISS for six months; it came back up to 35% stronger, boosting plans for a Moon base |

How Solar Impulse 2 became the first aircraft to complete a 40,000 km fuel-free journey around the world |

Scientists tagged sperm whales off Norway and found they release gas bubbles while sleeping vertically to remain suspended below the ocean surface

After growing plants in space for years, NASA research could help astronauts grow medicines on demand, starting with tobacco and a harmless virus |

An Australian “forest maker” helped farmers in Niger regrow more than 200 million trees by pruning living stumps, roots and seeds hidden beneath dry land

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