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Analysts expect this E3 to be coming-of-age of sorts for virtual reality
TOKYO: Blockbuster video games will once again be the main event at the industry's biggest trade show, which kicks off...
European stocks sink on Greek fear, Frankfurt slumps 1.9pc
ROME: European stocks have sunk, with Athens plunging by over 7 per cent at one stage and Germany's main index...
After seven months, Philae has woken up
EALING: Many of you might recall that quite a few months back the European Space Agency sent a lander on...
Chimpanzees can smile like humans, new study
MEXICO: Chimpanzees have the same types of smiles as humans when laughing, says a new study published in the journal...
NASA set to launch a stationary Lander to Mars in 2016
CANADA: The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) is set to launch a stationary lander to Mars in 2016, and...
Spring moves at 2mph speed & arrives 11 days earlier then 19th centure, study
LONDON: The speed of spring time is a sedate 2mph - that’s how long it takes to travel on average...
Dying star looks like a beautiful ‘butterfly nebula’
NEW YORK: It is a stunning example of how beautiful space can be. European Space Agency bosses have revealed amazing...
Jupiter, Venus & saturn dominate night sky
NEW YORK: If you step outside at about 10:30 P.M. under a clear night sky, you will see three of...
Future astronauts could camp out on the moon in this high tech
WASHINGTON: Astronauts have walked on it, roamed it and explored it. Now, they might be able to camp and hang...
NASA landing on Red planet for weekend festival
HARRIW: NASA has officially confirmed that it’s launching a manned mission to Mars this week. The town of Mars, that...
Robot can grab, hold ants without hurting them
LONDON: Robots can now grab and hold ants without hurting them. And here we are, wondering if AI will take...
A protein can encourage stem cells to start becoming bone
LONDON: Scientist have found that simply switching off one protein can encourage stem cells to start becoming bone Osteoporosis sufferers...
NASA tests TGALS glider based satellite launch system
PARIS: NASA has announced that it has successfully tested a prototype of a glider that could help rockets launch from...
Scientists simulating life on Mars emerge from isolated dome after 8 months
WASHINGTON: The crew stepped outside the dome 8,000ft up the slopes of Mauna Loa, Hawaii, to feel fresh air on...
15yrs old, Tom Wagg discovers a new planet far from Earth
NEW YORK: At just 15 years old, Tom Wagg discovered what astronomers only began to find 20 years ago -...
World’s heaviest dinosaur not as huge as previously believed
EUROPE: Using new three dimensional modelling, scientists have found that the giant sauropod dinosaur, Dreadnoughtus, discovered by palaeontologists in South...
Earthquakes occur on moon, reveals analysis
BRENT: An analysis has shown the presence of tectonic plates inside the moon's surface whose movement causes earthquake similar to...
Mount Sinabung volcano erupts again
CANADA: Mount Sinabung in Karo regency, North Sumatra, erupted again on Sunday, spewing hot clouds to the south and southeast...
Taste of vegetables can grow on your children from an early age, study
HONG KONG: The taste of vegetables can grow on your children from an early age, new research has found. If...
Bronze Age influenced Asian & European culture 5,000 years ago, DNA reveals
LONDON: The largest study that has been conducted on ancient DNA reveals that Asians and Europeans dating 5,000 years ago...
