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Vitamin D deficiency impacts 70-100% of Indians, even with 330 sunny days yearly. Pollution and melanin affect absorption, fueling debates over sun exposure, supplements, and health risks.

Taxidermy drones built from preserved birds are transforming wildlife studies. This cutting-edge innovation uses real feathers for lifelike efficiency, offering unprecedented monitoring capabilities i

A portable device detects microplastics in water within 20 minutes, revealing millions of nanoparticles in everyday items like polystyrene cups. See how this low-cost tool analyzes invisible contamina

NASA’s Voyager 1 reboots full operations despite razor-thin power margins 24.9 billion kilometers away, revealing how its signal loss tested the limits of human ingenuity and spacecraft resilience.

NASA's X-66 aircraft tests reveal potential for cutting commercial aviation emissions by 30% with its unique truss-braced wing. Could this breakthrough redefine eco-friendly air travel?

Ethiopian wolves exhibit an unprecedented behavior by feeding on nectar from 30 flowers per trip, aiding pollination in Ethiopia’s highlands. This behavior uncovers their role in fragile ecosystems.

Australia's bold social media ban for kids under 16 hits major platforms like TikTok and Instagram with massive $49.5M fines. With 77% public approval, how will tech giants handle the new age

Amazon's 100 million new trees owe their roots to a single skydiving mission. Luigi Cani braved 14,000 feet carrying seeds from 27 species. Will the 95% germination rate reshape the rainforest?

Dreaming of winter sun? These 10 stunning beaches promise 70°F+ temperatures, golden sands, and endless adventures. Perfect for a warm escape while the rest of the world bundles up!

Robots revolutionize e-waste recycling with ABB and Molg's microfactories, targeting 75 million tons by 2030. Automated disassembly maximizes rare earth recovery and ensures safe, compliant recycling.