The Times Of India

326 articles in the TruthFoundry index. Each links out to the original.

• NASA Plans 2028 Mars Flyby with Nuclear Reactor and Helicopter Payload · NASA intends to launch a nuclear-powered spacecraft in late 2028 to fly past Mars and deploy three helicopters.
• India-Denmark Firm Turns Cashew Shells into Marine Fuel · MASH Makes successfully tested biofuel derived from cashew shells on a commercial vessel traveling between Brazil and Singapore.
• NASA study maps lunar south pole regions where Earth microbes could survive days · NASA study identifies lunar south pole niches where five Earth microbes could survive for at least one Earth day.
• Maxwell's 'Work of Eternity' Quote Elevates the Meaning of Daily Work · James Clerk Maxwell's quote teaches that everyday tasks gain importance by contributing to a larger eternal journey.
• NASA Bees Build Honeycomb in Space Despite Microgravity Challenges · NASA honeybees aboard the 1984 Space Shuttle Discovery built 31 square inches of honeycomb in microgravity.
• Scientists Rediscover World's Smallest Snake in Barbados After 20 Years · Researchers in Barbados rediscovered the elusive threadsnake after searching hundreds of rocks during an ecological survey.
• Singapore Relocates Five Breeding Leopard Cats Due to Terminal 5 Construction · Singapore conservationists relocate five breeding leopard cats from Changi to preserve their habitat amid airport expansion.
• Argentine Cactus Moth Spreads from Florida to Texas, Threatening Native Plants · The Argentine cactus moth, released as biological control, has spread from Florida to Texas and threatens native cacti.
• Archaeologists Discover 3,500-Year-Old Human Habitation in Nagaland's Noklak · A joint team found pottery and tools in Nagaland suggesting human habitation 3,500 years ago.
• New Zealand Eradicates 200,000 Mice on Antipodes Island, Bird Populations Double · New Zealand successfully eradicated mice from Antipodes Island, leading to a doubling of native bird populations.
• India's Space Programme Marks Decades of Progress from Thumba to Lunar Landing · India celebrates National Space Day following Chandrayaan-3's historic lunar landing and the expansion of its commercial sector.
• Delhi Twins Develop Rs 100 Electricity-Free Water Filter Using Okra and Rice Husk · Class XII twins Naina and Nayantara Singh developed an affordable water filter using plant-based materials to remove PFAS and microplastics.
• Astronomers Identify 12.3-Billion-Year-Old Galaxy Merger Shaping Early Milky Way · Astronomers found evidence of a dwarf galaxy merger 12.3 billion years ago that helped form the young Milky Way.
• French astronaut Sophie Adenot becomes first French woman to walk in space · Sophie Adenot made history as the first French woman to perform a spacewalk during an ISS antenna replacement mission.
• Cornell Researchers Train AI to Identify Amazonian Birds via Rainforest Recordings · Cornell scientists use thousands of hours of rainforest audio to train BirdNET AI for identifying Amazonian bird species.
• 18-Year-Old Texas Student Jaeho Lee Named Regeneron Science Talent Search Finalist · Jaeho Lee, an 18-year-old student in Houston, was named a finalist in the 2026 Regeneron Science Talent Search for his research on affine permutations.
• France Researchers Use Moving Solar Panels to Cut Apple Sunburn · French researchers found moving solar panels reduced apple sunburn from 13% to 2% in a 2022 experiment.
• FAU Receives $600,379 Grant for 3D-Printed Adsorbents to Combat Algal Blooms · Florida Atlantic University secures funding to develop 3D-printed structures that remove phosphorus and prevent harmful algal blooms.
• Scientists Discover 400 Fossils in France Revealing Ancient South Pole Life · Newly discovered Cabrières Biota fossils in France show diverse marine life near the South Pole 470 million years ago.
• Japanese Cane Toads Evolved Distinct Body Shapes in Decades · Cane toads on Japan's Ishigaki Island evolved distinct body proportions within decades of introduction.
• LiDAR Survey Reveals 2.5km of Hidden Pre-Hispanic Roads Near Machu Picchu · Archaeologists used LiDAR technology to discover 2.5 kilometers of ancient roads near Machu Picchu in Peru.
• Bengaluru Cancer Centre Installs Karnataka's First MR-Linac for Adaptive Radiation · HCG Bengaluru begins treating patients with Karnataka's first Elekta Unity MR-Linac for adaptive radiation therapy.
• 18-Year-Old Student Blocks Cancer Cell Spread via Transsulfuration Pathway · Jonathan Yan, an 18-year-old student, stopped cancer cell metastasis by blocking the transsulfuration pathway in 479 cell lines.
• Kerala Postgraduates Win National Grant for Inland Mud-Crab Farming Tech · Two Kerala graduates won a Rs 10 lakh grant for a startup enabling inland mud-crab farming via artificial brackish water.
• Einstein's Quote on Imagination vs Knowledge: A Deeper Analysis · Analysis explores Albert Einstein's view that imagination encircles the world while knowledge provides its foundation.
• 3.497-Billion-Year-Old Rock in India Shows Earliest Signs of Life · Scientists in India discovered 3.497-billion-year-old rock evidence of the oldest microbial life on Earth.
• Indian Astrophysicist Annapurni Subramaniam Wins Prestigious COSPAR Medal · Professor Annapurni Subramaniam becomes the first Indian woman to win the COSPAR Vikram Sarabhai Medal in 2026.
• Study Links Diabetes, Hypertension, Smoking to Reduced Dementia-Free Survival · A long-term US study found that midlife diabetes, hypertension, and smoking drastically reduce the years people live without dementia.
• Montana Shrimp Stocking Caused Salmon Collapse and Eagle Displacement · Introducing opossum shrimp to Flathead Lake in 1968 triggered a food web collapse that eliminated kokanee salmon and displaced bald eagles.
• Mississippi Landowners Restore Habitat for Frogs After Tortoise Project · Conservationists released 500 dusky gopher frogs onto private land restored for tortoises two decades ago.