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T. rex's 'Human-like' Body Temperature Revealed by Fossil Teeth, Confirming Warm-Blooded Nature

New research based on fossilised T. rex teeth suggests the ancient predator maintained a body temperature similar to humans, confirming its warm-blooded nature.

Lok Mandate DeskSeptember 20, 2026

Science

Ancient Inscription May Unveil Location of Egypt's Lost City of Mesen

A 3,200-year-old inscription unearthed in Egypt has sparked excitement among archaeologists, potentially offering clues to the long-lost city of Mesen.

Lok Mandate DeskSeptember 20, 2026

Science

Harvard Students Develop Rapid Concussion Screening Headset, Holds Promise for Indian Sports

Harvard University students have developed an award-winning headset capable of screening athletes for concussions in just 60 seconds, a breakthrough for sports medicine.

Lok Mandate DeskSeptember 20, 2026

Science

Landmark Stanford Study Cultivates Human Brain Tissue in Mice, Offers New Hope for Neurological Repair

Researchers at Stanford University have achieved a significant milestone by successfully growing human brain tissue inside laboratory mice, filling over 90% of missing cortical space.

Lok Mandate DeskSeptember 20, 2026

Science

Tilcayo: New Wild Cat Species Discovered in Bolivia After Over a Century

Scientists have identified 'Tilcayo', a new wild cat species in Bolivia, marking the first such discovery in over a century. Genetic analysis reveals a 1.4-million-year divergence.

Lok Mandate DeskSeptember 18, 2026

Science

UK Experiment Shows Beavers Significantly Reduce Peak Water Flow in Forests

A British ecological project demonstrated a remarkable 46.6% reduction in peak water flow over five years after introducing two beavers into a 10-hectare forest.

Lok Mandate DeskSeptember 17, 2026

Science

Florida Forest Rebounds After Wildfire, Showcasing Ecological Resilience

Florida's Goethe State Forest witnesses a vibrant resurgence of wildflowers and grasses post-wildfire, highlighting nature's adaptive renewal cycle.

Lok Mandate DeskSeptember 17, 2026

Science

Greenland, Antarctica Shed 11,309 Billion Tonnes of Ice Since 1979, Global Sea Levels Rise

A new assessment reveals Greenland and Antarctica have lost a staggering 11,309 billion tonnes of ice since 1979, raising global sea levels by 31.4 mm.

Lok Mandate DeskSeptember 17, 2026

Science

Nikola Tesla's Enduring Vision: Life as an Equation in Scientific Pursuit

Reflecting on Nikola Tesla's profound statement, "Life is and will ever remain an equation...", we delve into the inventor's scientific philosophy.

Lok Mandate DeskSeptember 17, 2026

Science

Apache Trout Stages Remarkable Recovery in US, New Barrier Secures Habitat

Arizona's Apache trout has made a stunning comeback from near extinction, thanks to indigenous conservation efforts and a new protective barrier.

Lok Mandate DeskSeptember 16, 2026

Science

New Magnetic-Particle Test Offers Highly Accurate Amoxicillin Allergy Detection

A groundbreaking magnetic-particle test demonstrates 98% sensitivity in identifying amoxicillin allergy, promising safer antibiotic use and combating AMR in India.

Lok Mandate DeskSeptember 16, 2026

Science

Unlocking the Mystery: How Birds Sleep Securely on Tree Branches

Birds possess extraordinary evolutionary adaptations, including unique tendon and leg structures, allowing them to grip branches securely and sleep soundly.

Lok Mandate DeskSeptember 16, 2026

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