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World Politics & Diplomacy 28 Oct 2026, 08:00 AM IST

Paris Loses Its Romantic Crown as a U.S. Island Claims the Top Spot

Paris has been displaced as the world’s most romantic destination, according to a ranking highlighted by AOL.com, with a picturesque island in the United States taking the No. 1 position. The shift underscores how global travel preferences are increasingly shaped by scenery, exclusivity, and experience-driven tourism rather than legacy reputation alone.

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Clean Energy & Climate Transition16 Oct 2026, 10:30 AM IST

Triple Solar Blast Could Bring Northern Lights Farther South Tonight

A rare sequence of three solar eruptions has raised the odds of visible auroras tonight, with forecasters warning that geomagnetic conditions could intensify enough to push the northern lights into lower latitudes. The event is being watched closely by skywatchers and space-weather specialists alike, as the same solar activity that can produce vivid auroras can also disrupt satellites, radio communications, and power systems.

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Clean Energy & Climate Transition05 Oct 2026, 02:36 AM IST

Deep Earth Forces Are Nudging Time Itself, Lengthening the Day Beyond 24 Hours

Scientists are refining a long-running explanation for why Earth’s rotation is not perfectly fixed: processes deep inside the planet can subtly alter the length of a day. The effect is tiny on human timescales, but it matters for precision navigation, satellite operations, and the long-term calibration of global timekeeping.

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Defence, Intelligence & AerospaceJust now (07:03 PM IST)

Tonga’s 2022 Mega-Eruption Upended Tsunami Science, New Findings Show

New research into the 2022 Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha'apai eruption indicates the volcano’s seafloor collapse was far larger than previously understood, helping explain why the tsunami it generated behaved unlike most quake-driven waves. Scientists say the event is forcing a rethink of tsunami hazard models, especially for submarine volcanoes and other non-earthquake triggers.

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Clean Energy & Climate TransitionJust now (11:58 AM IST)

Scientists Reconstruct the Face of Early Homo Sapiens From 300,000-Year-Old Fossils

Researchers have digitally reconstructed the face of an early Homo sapiens individual from fossil remains discovered in Morocco, offering one of the clearest visual windows yet into humanity’s deep past. The work adds weight to the view that modern human evolution was geographically broad, anatomically complex and far older than once assumed.

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Clean Energy & Climate TransitionJust now (03:59 AM IST)

Scientists Reconstruct the Face of an Early Human After 300,000 Years

Researchers have unveiled a reconstruction of the face of one of humanity’s earliest known ancestors, offering a rare visual window into a species that lived roughly 300,000 years ago. The work, highlighted by AOL.com, underscores how advances in paleoanthropology and digital reconstruction are reshaping public understanding of human origins.

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