This is the 'Northernmost Capital on Earth' and it offers midnight sun, geothermal streets and surreal views

This is the 'Northernmost Capital on Earth' and it offers midnight sun, geothermal streets and surreal views

Sitting right on the edge of the North Atlantic, Reykjavik is a city where freezing winds and endless summer sunshine meet rugged volcanic landscapes. At about 64°N, Iceland’s capital is officially the northernmost capital city of any fully independent country on Earth.It might sound like it’s cut off from the rest of the world, but…

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Arctic: Climate change is making Beavers expand into Canada's Arctic, where their dams are changing the landscape

Arctic: Climate change is making Beavers expand into Canada’s Arctic, where their dams are changing the landscape

North American beavers began colonising parts of Arctic in 2008. (Getty images) Beavers who are normally found in forests and woodlands, are steadily moving farther north into the Canadian Arctic. A new study has found out when they reached different parts of the Arctic by studying scars on shrubs and comparing them with satellite images…

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Govt: No policy stops airports from taking airline stakes

Govt: No policy stops airports from taking airline stakes

The public private partnership (PPP) JV agreements for certain airports may put such restrictions and one private operator has sought NEW DELHI: The aviation ministry Monday told Parliament that there is no govt policy restricting major airport operators from holding substantial equity in or operating scheduled airlines. However, the public private partnership (PPP) JV agreements…

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Nasa Food Innovation: In 2026, NASA backed scientists make 'microbites' cookies from plastic bottles in vanilla flavour using baker's yeast that could feed astronauts on Mars

Nasa Food Innovation: In 2026, NASA backed scientists make ‘microbites’ cookies from plastic bottles in vanilla flavour using baker’s yeast that could feed astronauts on Mars

NASA scientists produce edible vanilla-flavoured ‘microbites’ from plastic bottles (Photo: SIU Carbondale Communications) Plastic waste keeps piling up in oceans, landfills, and cities, while millions of people around the world still don’t have enough to eat. It’s easy to think of these as two separate crises needing two separate solutions. But what if the same…

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India completes its 2,843 km Dedicated Freight Corridor network; why it’s a game-changer for railways

India completes its 2,843 km Dedicated Freight Corridor network; why it’s a game-changer for railways

India’s Dedicated Freight Corridor project has finally reached a milestone that was years in the making. Indian Railways moves the nation – from passengers to goods – the network is vast, but also congested. Trains, whether passenger or freight, face delays, slower average speeds as the system functions under the load of huge demand.But now,…

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Quote of the day by Benjamin Franklin: 'Those who would give up essential liberty, to purchase a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety' and a lesson on whether to choose freedom or control

Quote of the day by Benjamin Franklin: ‘Those who would give up essential liberty, to purchase a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety’ and a lesson on whether to choose freedom or control

Quote of the day by Benjamin Franklin. A statement that Benjamin Franklin said on a specific issue became a memorable quote over the years. The founding father of America wrote a letter on behalf of the Pennsylvania Assembly to the colony’s governor in 1755. It was meant to be an economic and political statement about…

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