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Nazi Germany Was Farther From an Atomic Bomb Than Once Thought, Study Finds

New Research Reopens the Nazi Nuclear Question A new study has reassessed how close Nazi Germany came to developing a working nuclear reactor during World War II. Researchers examined surviving uranium, historical documents and technical evidence from Germany’s final reactor experiment, known as the B8 pile. Werner Heisenberg’s Claim Reconsidered The B8 reactor was built

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19 Year Old Founder Raises $11 Million to Build a Personal AI Computer

Ghost Emerges From Stealth Ghost, an AI hardware startup founded by 19-year-old Zain Javaid, has emerged from stealth with an $11 million seed funding round led by Andreessen Horowitz. The company is developing a new type of computer designed specifically to run AI agents. Meet Core, the $3,499 AI Computer Ghost’s first product, called Core,

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India vs Uruguay: Can the Blue Tigers Build on Brazil Lessons?

India Face Another South American Test India return to the Salt Lake Stadium in Kolkata on October 6 for another major international friendly, this time against two-time FIFA World Cup champions Uruguay. The match comes just three days after Brazil handed the Blue Tigers a 4-0 defeat. Brazil Exposed the Gap India started brightly against

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Gold Prices Ease as Strong Dollar and Rising US Yields Weigh

Gold Slips on Tuesday Gold prices edged lower on October 6 as a stronger US dollar and rising Treasury yields put pressure on the precious metal. Spot gold fell about 0.3% to $4,127.87 an ounce, while US gold futures were largely unchanged at around $4,155.30. Stronger Dollar Pressures Bullion The dollar remained firm against major

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Lost Silk Road City Found Beneath Kyrgyzstan’s Lake Issyk-Kul

A centuries-old mystery is emerging from the waters of Lake Issyk-Kul in Kyrgyzstan, where archaeologists are exploring the remains of a medieval city once located along the historic Silk Road. The submerged settlement near Toru-Aygyr is believed to have been an important trading centre connecting communities and merchants travelling between China and Europe. Researchers estimate

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World’s Top Universities in Times Higher Education Rankings 2027

The latest Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings 2027 have highlighted the universities leading global higher education, with the University of Oxford once again taking the top spot. The 2027 edition evaluates 2,297 universities across 118 countries and territories, using indicators covering teaching, research, industry engagement and international outlook. Oxford Retains World No. 1

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Beautiful Flowers That Have Little or No Fragrance: Why Looks Can Be Deceptive

Flowers are often associated with beautiful colours and sweet fragrances. But not every bloom that catches the eye comes with a noticeable scent. Some flowers are naturally almost odourless, creating an interesting contrast between appearance and smell. The unusual topic has also brought Shakespeare into the conversation. Flowers played an important role in his writing,

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Egyptian Shopkeeper Saves Child in Dramatic Balcony Rescue Caught on Camera

A split-second rescue in Egypt has captured global attention after a shopkeeper caught a young boy who fell from a second-floor balcony in Giza. The dramatic incident, recorded by a CCTV camera, shows Ahmed Ragab rushing towards the child after noticing him falling from a nearby building. The boy, around four to five years old,

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Drishyam 3: How 100+ Drafts and Strict Secrecy Protected the Film’s Biggest Twist

Drishyam 3: The Conclusion has taken the franchise’s suspense to its final chapter, but getting the story right reportedly required an extraordinary amount of rewriting. Writer Aamil Keeyan Khan has revealed that he worked on more than 100 drafts while trying to find the right conclusion for Ajay Devgn’s Vijay Salgaonkar. The writer also opened

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Skin Longevity: Why Simpler Skincare Routines May Be the Next Beauty Trend

Skincare has become increasingly ingredient-focused, with retinol, peptides, ceramides and hyaluronic acid often promoted as solutions for specific concerns. But a growing beauty trend is shifting attention from individual ingredients to skin longevity and long-term skin health. The idea is simple: instead of constantly correcting visible problems, skincare should also focus on maintaining the skin

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