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You can now block all irritating requests, reminders from friends on Facebook for Candy Crush
NEW DELHI: There is some good news for you. You can now block all such irritating requests and reminders from...
UAE’s probe, hope, could fly to Mars by 2020
LONDON: The Oil-rich nation, United Arab Emirates (UAE) had just signified its intention of sending its very own space probe...
US records its first quarter warmest since 1880s this year
WASHINGTON: The US recorded its warmest first quarter since the 1880s this year even as central India experienced a cooler...
Mercury magnetic field 4billion yrs old, NASA’s Messenger Mission Data
LONDON: A depiction of the MESSENGER spacecraft is shown flying over Mercury's surface displayed in enhanced color. The crater ringed...
Global carbon dioxide reaches above 400ppm for 1st time
LONDON: The first time an atmospheric carbon dioxide concentration of above 400 parts per million was measured was in...
High school students discovered pulsar with widest orbit by bank telescope
SYDNEY: A discovery has been made by the high school students. They have discovered the pulsar with the widest orbit...
NASA’s SDO captures a Cinco de Mayo Solar Flare
NEW YORK: The biggest solar flare of the year went off just in time for Cinco de Mayo and the...
A cosmic ‘dinosaur egg’ about to hatch, scientist says
NEW YORK: A cosmic dinosaur is about to hatch, say scientists, who have discovered what may be the first known...
Ocean on Saturn’s moon resembles to lakes on Earth, new study
HONG KONG: Saturn’s icy moon of Enceladus subsurface ocean has a similar makeup to some of the life-sustaining salt lakes...
Australian MP’ adviser says UN using ‘debunked’ climate change for ‘new world order
PERTH: Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott’s chief business adviser has accused the UN of using debunked climate change science to...
500mn yrs old brain of 2 sea monster gives clue to evolution of head
SYDNEY: The shiny, fossilized brains of two ancient sea-monsterlike creatures are helping researchers understand how the ancestors of modern-day arthropods,...
Planetary Society prepares to test a spacecraft proposed by Carl Sagan
LONDON: The Planetary Society is preparing to test a spacecraft proposed by legendary astronomer (and founder of the Planetary Society)...
The Star Trek ‘replicator’ that can make any meal in 30 seconds
NEW YORK: Thanks to a new gadget that’s a mix between Star Trek’s "Replicator," which whipped up meals on demand...
Graphene-sprayed spiders spin silk with super strength
NEW YORK: Scientists have uncovered a way for spiders to spin unprecedented super-strong silk that’s up to 3.5 times tougher...
Southwest researchers allow us to see thunder for 1st time ever
TOKYO: Researchers at the Southwest Research Institute have allowed us to see what thunder looks like for the first time...
Taiwan students discover that golden onion cells use to make artificial muscles
LOS ANGELES: A new study by Taiwan scientists has discovered that gold-plated onion cells can be used to make artificial...
NASA’s NuSTAR finds evidence of a lopsided star explosion
LONDON: New data from NASA’s Nuclear Spectroscopic Telescope Array (NuSTAR) indicates that a massive star exploded in a lopsided way,...
University of Glasgow creates 8 feet tall Dextrous Blue robot that sorts & folds clothes
NEW YORK: Dextrous Blue is an 8-foot tall robot designed to do one of the most mundane household chores –...
Big ozone hole in earth’s atmosphere start shrinking: NASA study
LONDON: The big ozone hole in Earth's atmosphere has started shrinking and will effectively disappear by the end of this...
Andromeda galaxy surrounded by vast halo of gas
WASHINGTON: Scientists have found that a vast halo of cosmic gas surrounding the Andromeda Galaxy is much larger than previously...
