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Researchers develop World’s first electronic rose
CANADA: Using semi-conductive polymers, both analog and digital electronic circuits can be created inside living flowers, bushes and trees, as...
2015 is likely to be the warmest year on record
MEXICO: Although some states have already experienced snowfall, with Chicago breaking a 120-year-old November record last week for getting more...
Tata Safari Storme Varicor 400 launched for Rs 13.52 Lakh
NEW DELHI: The powerful Tata Safari Storme Varicor 400 has finally been launched for Rs 13.52 Lakh (Ex-showroom, Delhi). Cosmetically,...
Mahindra launches sports vehicle XUV500 with automatic transmission at Rs 15.36 lakh
MUMBAI: Utility vehicle major Mahindra & Mahindra launched its premium sports utility vehicle XUV500 with automatic transmission at a starting...
LG Ray with 5.5 inch display launches
LONDON: LG, one of the top smartphone makers in the world, just announced a mid-range Android smartphone. It’s called LG...
Earth may be growing dark matter ‘hairs’
WASHINGTON: Earth might be surrounded by huge hairs of dark matter, according to one scientist. The regular matter that we...
US scientists solve the Mystery of snake’s death in East, Midwest
HONG KONG: U.S. scientists say they've identified the cause of a mysterious die-off of snakes of several species in the...
Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin successfully lands used rocket back to Earth
FRANCE: New Shepard rocket of Blue Origin was launched in the company's West Texas site and landed back on Earth...
Almost half of world’s primates on brink of extinction, expert
WASHINGTON: Experts around the globe stressed that over half of the world's primates are on the brink of extinction. Primates,...
How we search for alien life on distant planets?
MEXICO: How do you go about hunting for life on another planet elsewhere in our galaxy? A useful starting point...
Thousands of healthy starfish wash up on Moreton Island
PERTH: Thousands of starfish have washed up on Moreton Island off south-east Queensland in a mass stranding spanning kilometres. Tour...
Starlings mysteriously drowning en masse in garden ponds across Britain
CANADA: Bird experts are baffled about why starlings are drowning mysteriously in ponds. Starlings are mysteriously drowning en masse in...
How giraffes became the long-necked creatures as we know
EUROPE: Reseachers from the New York Institute of Technology have finally reconstructed the fossilized neck of a Samotherium major—a genus...
Scientists capture image of glowing debris ring
HONG KONG: Scientists for the first time have got hold of an image of a glowing debris ring that is...
Mystery of ‘missing’ carbon on Mars decoded
WASHINGTON: A team of scientists has offered an explanation of the "missing" carbon on Red Planet, suggesting that it may...
Scientist developed technology that control electrical energy from blue-green algae
TORONTO: Researchers led by an Indianorigin scientist have developed a technology that harnesses electrical energy from blue-green algae, that could...
Red Planet’s current atmosphere is thin and mostly comprised of carbon dioxide
HONG KONG: Scientists believe Mars may once have had a warmer and wetter environment, suggesting that an atmosphere thicker Earth's...
New Horizons scientist still rallying for planetary status of Pluto
CANADA: Alan Stern, the human engine of the New Horizons mission to Pluto was among the 12 winners in 9...
Mars get ring after lose its largest moon
WASHINGTON: Mars' largest moon, Phobos, is slowly falling towards the planet and is likely to be shredded into pieces that...
Dark matter comes in hair form, scientists
HONG KONG: Apparently, dark matter comes in hair form, and astronomers looking to find the mysterious strands may not have...
