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Spider Rain: why It rained millions of baby spiders in australia
PERTH: IT’S the strange phenomenon everyone’s talking about. The unearthly sight of hundreds of gossamer white threads floating through the...
Amazing 2D Rubens’ Tube Visualizes sound with a plane of fire
NEW YORK: Researchers in Denmark have created this amazing 2D Ruben’s Tube that lets you see sound with a plane...
Global investors worth $24tn launche online platform to fight climate change
LONDON: Global investors who manage $24 trillion (£15.6tn) in assets have launched an online platform to fight climate change. The...
60yrs of Fair Isle records reveals changes in spring migration
NEW YORK: The first results of a major survey of bird migration are revealing dramatic and unexpected changes in the...
US science academies launch major initiative to guide decision making on human gene-editing research
NEW YORK: The National Academy of Sciences and the National Academy of Medicine are launching a major initiative to guide...
Massive Antarctic ice shelf will disappear completely in a few years: NASA
CANADA: The massive Larsen B Ice Shelf in the Antarctic Peninsula will likely completely disappear within a next few years,...
Ocean microbes directly influence climate change, atmosphere
MEXICO: A rather interesting study has unveiled that microbes present in oceans have a major impact on atmosphere and that...
Great white shark ‘Mary lee’ cruises up east coast, takes bite out of twitter
Mary Lee, a great white shark cruising the waters off the East Coast of the United States, has become a...
First snakes were likely forest dwellers, had tiny hind legs and needle-like hooked teeth, research
AFRICA: The first snakes were likely forest dwellers, had tiny hind legs and needle-like hooked teeth, according to the new...
Tim Peake asks for help in space food science experiment
NEW YORK: British astronaut Tim Peake is asking school children to help him in his experiment to send seeds of...
Planet Earth now has a flag for interplanetary relations
LONDON: A Swedish graphic designer has released a flag to represent every single person on the face of the globe...
Why airplane food tastes bad: Loud noise while flying affects the way we perceive flavour, study
WASHINGTON: Airline food generally tastes poor, according to most air travelers, and there could be reason for it, a new...
Hubble Space Telescope image revealed surprising details of the nebula ejection process
NEW YORK: MyCn 18 is a young planetary nebula located in the southern constellation Musca, about 8000 light-years from Earth....
Bamboo-eating giant pandas not adept at digesting bamboo: study
CANADA: A giant panda may look like a vegetarian on the outside, but it definitely looks like a carnivore on...
Fruit flies show intelligence by thinking before they act, research
LONDON: New study shows that fruit flies make conscious decisions and share similar cognitive processes to humans.We have all been...
Emotions like fear is not limited to humans alone
PARIS: Emotions like fear is not limited to humans alone. Even very minute insects like a fruit fly can demonstrate...
Oxygen & Nitrogen production by employing bacteria on mars
HONG KONG: Mankind has been dreaming of sending and extending Earth life to the Red planet for some time now....
NASA offers $2.25 m prize for building 3D-printed space habitat
CANADA: NASA is offering USD 2.25 million in prize for designing and building a 3D-printed habitat for deep space exploration,...
Space Station could get laser cannon to destroy orbital debris
PARIS: Scientists are considering plans to mount laser cannon on the International Space Station for shooting down debris trapped in...
Russia restarts spacecraft after embarrassing failures
LONDON: Russia on Monday managed on a second attempt to restart the engines of a Progress spacecraft attached to the...
