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Clean Energy & Climate Transition 01 Nov 2026, 02:00 PM IST

Halloween in the Cosmos: 13 Spooky Space Images Reveal the Universe’s Dark Beauty

Astronomy outlets and NASA-backed imagery are leaning into Halloween with a curated set of eerie, visually striking space scenes, from ghostly nebulae to skull-like cloud structures. Beyond the seasonal spectacle, the images underscore how dust, gas, radiation and gravity shape the universe into forms that feel hauntingly familiar from Earth.

By RDU Global Wire5 min read
Clean Energy & Climate Transition16 Oct 2026, 09:29 AM IST

Extant Fish Analogue Helps Scientists Reconstruct Early Tetrapod Neck Mobility

A new Nature study uses an extant animal analogue to model how the first tetrapods may have moved their necks, offering fresh insight into one of the most consequential transitions in vertebrate evolution. The work helps bridge a major fossil gap by linking anatomy, biomechanics and evolutionary function in a way that could refine how scientists interpret the move from water to land.

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Clean Energy & Climate TransitionJust now (01:24 AM IST)

Derived Stem Tetrapod Fossil Sharpens the Story of Life’s Move Onto Land

A new Nature study on a derived stem tetrapod is reframing how scientists understand the evolution of terrestrial anatomy, offering fresh evidence that key land-adapting traits emerged in a more complex sequence than once assumed. The findings add weight to the view that the transition from water to land was not a single leap, but a prolonged evolutionary experiment shaped by changing environments and selective pressures.

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Clean Energy & Climate TransitionJust now (05:46 PM IST)

Landmark Fossil Once Called the Oldest Reptile Is Reclassified, Rewriting Early Land Evolution

A fossil long celebrated as the world’s oldest reptile has been reinterpreted by researchers as something more primitive: a derived stem tetrapod with gills and a fish-like mouth, not a true reptile. The finding reshapes a foundational chapter in vertebrate evolution and sharpens scientific understanding of how animals first adapted to life on land.

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