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Chile’s Large Telescope captured glowing ‘ghost of a star’
WASHINGTON: This glowing space bubble might look like something from Star Trek, but it's actually the remnants of a dying...
Copper cluster catalyst effective for low-pressure conversion of CO2
CANADA: Capture and convert—this is the motto of carbon dioxide reduction, a process that stops the greenhouse gas before it...
Scientists discovered shrimp-like species from south-west coast of Ireland
WASHINGTON: Two new species of shrimp-like crustaceans have been discovered off the south-west coast of Ireland by British researchers. The...
Astronauts are ready to eat fresh food grown in space for 1st time
LONDON: In a pioneering feat that will help astronauts on long-duration space missions like Mars, the crew members on board...
Euphrosynes study helps to learn more about NEO’s potenial threat to earth
LONDON: Researchers in a new study used NASA's NEOWISE telescope to look at the Euphrosynes to learn more about Near-Earth...
How wasp overlords control spider zombies
HARROW: Like a mindless zombie controlled by a menacing overlord, the spider scampers back and forth, reinforcing its silky web....
Archaeologists uncovered enigmatic monolith deep off the coast of Sicily
JAPAN: Archaeologists have uncovered an enigmatic monolith deep off the coast of Sicily, Italy. The 15 tonne Stonehenge-like monolith is...
Researchers uncovered 70m years old bones of elasmosaur in Alaska
LONDON: Researchers uncover the bones of a prehistoric marine reptile called the elasmosaur. Researchers in Alaska have uncovered the bones...
Fishes are driving deeper into sea to escape from heat
LONDON: As sea surface temperatures rise, fish are being driven deeper into the water to escape the heat, says a...
August 2015 guide to the five visible planets
LONDON: Over the next few nights, observers with clear skies and a great view of the low western horizon may...
1st venomous frogs that use their head as weapon to inject poison, discover in Brazil
EUROPE: In the wilds of Brazil, researchers have discovered frogs with venomous spikes on their heads. Although scientists have long...
Climate change not due to natural solar trends, study
The Sunspot Number is a crucial tool used to study the solar dynamo, space weather and climate change. It has...
Blu-ray Disc Association is getting ready to start licensing Ultra High Definition discs
LONDON: The Blu-ray Disc Association (BDA) is getting ready to start licensing Ultra High Definition discs, meaning that for early...
Dwarf planet Ceres’ mysterious bright spots
HONG KONG: With or without 3-D glasses, a newly released video tour of Ceres offers a new perspective on the...
What happen when liquid nitrogen mixed with ping pong balls
LONDON: placing liquid nitrogen into a container filled with 1,650 ping pong balls, to inspire people about the power of...
Researchers discovered evidence of ancient lake on Mars
NEW YORK: Researchers have discovered evidence of an ancient lake on Mars that likely represents some of the last potentially...
Brazilian scientist discover 1st frog that can inject toxic into predators
BRASILIA: A Brazilian scientist has made the painful, first-hand discovery of the first frog capable of injecting a toxic venom...
How galaxies form, emerge from ‘dark ages’ , astronomers discribe
NEW YORK: A team of astronomers has taken the measure of the most distant galaxy yet. It shines with unexpected...
Reasearchers calculate ice formation speed for 1st time
PARIS: For the first time, researchers have directly calculated the rate at which water crystallises into ice in a realistic...
Researchers develop new QD technology that enhance screen brightness
NEW YORK: Researchers from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, have developed a new method to extract more polarised light...
