Scientists have finally explained why killer whales struggle to hear blue whales, and the answer may have helped the giants survive for millions of years |

Whales are well known for their songs. But scientists have discovered that, for some whales, those songs may also help them stay alive. A researcher from the University of Washington has found that some baleen whales, including blue, fin and minke whales, have evolved to sing at such low frequencies that killer whales, their only…

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IIT Roorkee alumna Vinita Gupta became first Indian-origin woman to take a Silicon Valley company public

IIT Roorkee alumna Vinita Gupta became first Indian-origin woman to take a Silicon Valley company public (Photo: X post) For generations of engineering students, success has often been measured by innovation, leadership, and the ability to solve real-world problems. Few stories embody these qualities as powerfully as that of Vinita Gupta, an IIT Roorkee alumna…

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NASA’s TESS detects a rare exoplanet system where orbits will shift out of alignment in 200 years |

Astronomers announced they discovered the TOI-201 planetary system, which greatly expands our understanding of how solar systems form and develop. It is located 370 light-years from Earth, has three distinct objects (a super-Earth, a warm Jupiter, and a very massive brown dwarf) and contains a dynamic gravitational interaction. Unlike the solar system we inhabit, as…

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The empty desk at 5 PM: Why a growing wave of Gen Z workers refuse to fake being busy long after their job is done |

Gen Z is redefining workplace norms, prioritizing efficiency and well-being over traditional ‘presenteeism.’ This generation, shaped by digital fluency and a desire for work-life balance, questions outdated practices. They value productivity and purpose, opting to leave when tasks are complete rather than appearing busy, signaling a shift towards healthier work environments. There is a particular…

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The Odyssey Premiere: ‘The Odyssey’ team heads to Mumbai as Chirstopher Nolan, Matt Damon and Tom Holland confirm India visit for premiere in July | English Movie News

This image released by Universal Pictures shows, from left, Jimmy Gonzales ia Cepheus, Matt Damon as Odysseus and Himesh Patel as Eurylochus in a scene from “The Odyssey.” (Melinda Sue Gordon/Universal Pictures via AP) Christopher Nolan, Matt Damon, and Tom Holland are set to visit India for the Mumbai premiere of ‘The Odyssey’ in July….

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