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Solar Eclipse 2020 LIVE Updates: Clear pictures of the Sun seen in parts of India

Solar Eclipse (Surya Grahan) June 2020 Date, Timings in India Live Updates: Solar Eclipse or Surya Grahan 2020 Today in India Live Updates: Today the annual solar eclipse will start at 9:15 AM IST and will be visible until 3:04 PM IST. The maximum eclipse will take place at 12:10 IST.

How to watch the Solar Eclipse this Sunday & tips to capture it with phone or DSLR without damaging your eyes

Mumbaikars Fill Twitter with Breathtaking Tangerine Skies as They Escape Cyclone Nisarga

Earth’s Magnetic Field is Messed up: Satellites, Spacecrafts & Your Phone May Stop Working

From ‘the end is near’ to ‘I want to move there’, netizens react to Antarctica’s ‘green snow’

Scientists claim that this phenomenon has occurred due to consequences of climate change.

Super Flower Moon: Here’s how to catch the last supermoon of 2020

This week – days before and after the night of the full moon – is best to spot craters on the moon’s surface.

Polar Bears Are Forced To Eat Their Children, As Climate Change Destroys Their Habitat

It was already known that polar bears have cannibalistic trades however they never acted on Earth due to abundance of food and resources.

Kaziranga National Park Wetland Bird Survey - 96 Species Recorded

Kaziranga records 96 species of wetland birds

Kaziranga, home of the world’s most one-horned rhinos, has 96 species of wetland birds — one of the highest for wildlife preserves in India.

Satellite image: River ice cover loss due to global warming

Global warming behind river ice cover loss

River ice cover will decline by about six days for every one degree Celsius increase in global temperatures, leading to economic and environmental consequences, says a new study. According to the study, published in the journal Nature, more than half of Earth’s rivers freeze over every year. These frozen rivers support important transportation networks for communities and industries located at high latitudes.

Seoul's Zero-Waste Success: Leading the World in Recycling

Ten zero-waste cities: How Seoul came to be among the best in recycling

Seoul, the capital of South Korea, has over 10 million people generating 9,189 tonnes of municipal solid waste per day. Nevertheless, it has one of the most rigorous waste recycling programmes in the world.