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Cassini spacecraft reached its final flyby past Saturn’s Dione moon
NEW YORK: National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) said that on Monday, its Cassini spacecraft reached its final flyby past...
Mystery of the Mona Lisa’s smile solved
LONDON: Scientists may have discovered the secret behind one of the most famous mysteries in the history of art -...
Canadian company granted a patent for their space elevator design
LONDON: A Canadian company has been granted a patent for their space elevator design - but is the enormous tower...
About 500,000 new species identified by their DNA
CANADA: Scientists have long harboured dreams of identifying and cataloguing every species in existence, anywhere on the planet. In some...
Psychologist finds Staring into someone’s eyes for 10 minutes can give you disturbing hallucinations
HONG KONG: Psychologist finds that staring into someone else’s eyes for 10 minutes is enough to induce drug free state...
World’s oldest message in a bottle finally washes up after 108 years
NEW YORK: The world's oldest message in a bottle to ever be found is believed to have been recovered -after...
MIT unveiled Glass 3D printing method
MEXICO: While plastic has been the go-to for 3D printing so far, researches at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)...
How we evolves that human become smartest animal on the planet?
WASHINGTON: Researchers have discovered that a small change in a protein in our cells could hold the key to how...
Why Pluto is no longer considered a planet?
FRANCE: Pluto, dubbed a planet since its discovery in 1930, was downgraded to a dwarf by astronomers in a move...
Archaeologists found human skulls from Mexico City
HONG KONG: Archaeologists have found the main trophy rack of sacrificed human skulls at Mexico City's Templo Mayor Aztec ruin...
NASA can take your name to Red planet
FRANCE: Even if you don’t get a chance to travel to Mars, but at least our names can go. NASA...
Philae Lander gathered data on the surface of comet
HONG KONG: As a European spacecraft approached a comet speeding through the solar system, it captured a mysterious eerie-sounding 'song'...
European X-ray ‘scope captures Milky Way’s “tumultuous heart”
TOKYO: A new image from the European Space Agency's (ESA) XMM-Newton X-ray 'scope gives a nice view of the wild...
How mammal diversity world map look, if modern man never exist
LONDON: Researchers have provided the first estimate of how the mammal diversity world map would look like if modern man...
Wild Sumatran rhinos considered to be extinct in Malaysia
MALI: The survival of the species now depends on fewer than 100 rhinos in Indonesia The Sumatran rhino—one of the...
WhatsApp Web finally arrives for iPhone users
NEW DELHI: Almost eight months after WhatsApp launched its web client for Android users, WhatsApp Web finally arrives for iPhone...
Giant asteroid will not wipe out Earth, NASA
NEW YORK: The world can breathe easy. A giant asteroid is not hurtling towards Earth about to wipe out much...
Nasa’s Curiosity rover use “selfie stick” to take image on Mars
NEW YORK: Nasa's Curiosity rover used its inbuilt 'selfie stick' to capture this 360 degree image of itself sitting in...
Final Fantasy VII, true classic in series, now lands on iOS
TOKYO: If you were cheesed off when Square Enix launched a mobile version Final Fantasy XIII for gamers in Japan...
Karbonn introduces new smartphone called Aura 9 in India
NEW DELHI: Karbonn mobile has launched a new smartphone called the Aura 9 that comes with 21 Indian languages pre-installed....
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