Skywatchers can witness a stunning 58-minute total lunar eclipse on March 3, 2026 — the final “blood moon” before a nearly three-year gap. The next total lunar eclipse will occur on December 31, 2028.
Category: Science
Rare Planetary Parade to Light Up the Sky on February 28, Visible for the First Time in Decades
A rare celestial alignment on February 28 will allow six planets—Jupiter, Mars, Saturn, Venus, Mercury, and Neptune—to appear aligned in the night sky, an event that will not recur for decades
Forensic Workshop Held in Porvorim by Goa Legal Services
The Goa State Legal Services Authority, under the aegis of NALSA, in association with the Goa High Court Bar Association, held a series of workshops on forensic evidence at Porvorim. Experts provided insights into narcotics detection and scientific analysis under the NDPS Act.
CSIR-NIO Hosts National Science Seminar on Marine Research and India’s Future Prospects
The CSIR–National Institute of Oceanography (NIO), Goa, held a two-day National Science Seminar in Hindi, focusing on the vital role of marine research in India's development and future growth, with participation from over 150 delegates across the country.
Mars May Have Hosted a River More Powerful Than the Ganga, Say Scientists
A groundbreaking study reveals that Mars may have once hosted a colossal river system, potentially more powerful than the Ganga. This latest discovery reshapes our understanding of the Red Planet’s climate and its potential to have supported life.
