The story today is about a scientist who published five papers in 1905 that revolutionised Physics. He published these five papers within a span of 7 months. Guess the name of the protagonist while you hear the story brought to you by Obuli Chandran.  

Do you ever look up into the sky and wish you could soul amidst the clouds, wings spread out and the brilliant world below? In today's story, Kamakshi Lakshman shares a piece of interesting information on a bird of prey, Eagles.  

Patterns are an important feature of every aspect of existence and science gives us proof for the same. Today's story is on planetary conjunctions and is brought to you by Obuli Chandran.

Himalayan monal can be sighted in the mountains, they hail from the Phesant family and are known to be silent, shy and full of attitude. Kamakshi Lakshmanan, nature enthusiast shares her experience with Himalayan monal that caught her attention throughout, from the land of Uttarakhand to Sikkim. 

Apart from the scorching heat, summer is also known for a popular astronomical event and so are the other seasons of the year. Learn more on the same through the story which is brought to you buy OBuli Chandran. 

When you watch fireworks have you observed what you perceived first, the burst of sounds or the brilliant spray of colours? The what, why and how of your observations can be answered through a scientific phenomenon as science is everywhere. Learn more on it by listening to today's narrative which is brought to you by Obuli Chandran. 

There had been a lot of speculations around the planet Mars and a bit of excitement involved. Today's story is about Martian Canals and is brought to you by Obuli Chandran. 

The sky is peaceful yet for full of activity. We see many phenomena occurring through the year and one such beautiful phenomenon is the supermoon. The story is brought to you by Obuli Chandran.

Note: This episode was recorded on May 6th, 2020.

Are you familiar with the core sound that is produced as the result of the grey static that you see on these old television screens? In today's story, Obuli Chandran speaks about the significance of this static in the birth of the universe.

Nilgiri Pipit, a shy bird found on mountain slopes or next to streams. They are endemic to the high altitude hills of southern India and we can spot a few in Munnar, Kerala. The story is about this particularly interesting bird and is brought to buy Kamakshi Lakshman, a nature enthusiast.