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New technology may make interplanetary travel on electromagnetic propulsion
NEW YORK: One of the biggest hurdles to interplanetary space travel has always been fuel: how can you possibly carry...
Extended cosmic ray exposure may leave Mars’ bound astronauts with dementia risk
WASHINGTON: Astronauts travelling to Mars could develop irr8eversible dementia because their brains will be bombarded with %destructive space radiation, researchers,...
Animals at risk of extinction from climate change
MEXICO: If increases in greenhouse gases stay on pace, species will go extinct at an ever-increasing rate, according to a...
Microsoft introduces its most affordable smartphone Lumia 430 in India at price of Rs 5,299
New Delhi: Microsoft has introduced its most affordable Lumia smartphone the Lumia 430 in India at a price of Rs...
Sony Xperia Z smartphones to get Euphoria OS, Android 5.1.1 OS
TOKYO: Sony Xperia Z smartphones will get Euphoria OS, Android 5.1.1 OS. Though the ROM is in the beta stage,...
Android Circuit highlights stories of Android 5.1.1. for Galaxy S6, Samsung overtakes Apple in Q1 sales, LG 4 is ready to trump S6
LONDON: This week Android Circuit highlights a number of stories including Android 5.1.1. for the Galaxy S6, Samsung overtakes Apple...
Wireless Dock is currently available through Dell’s website for $269.99
NEW YORK: Dell has teamed up with Intel to free the docking station from this clutter with its new Wireless...
Motorola to release new Android 5.0 Lollipop for their Motorola DROID Turbo users
NEW YORK: Motorola did announce that they will be releasing the new Android 5.0 Lollipop for their Motorola DROID Turbo...
International Data Corporation discloses, global tablet market continued falling
NEW YORK: International Data Corporation discloses that the global tablet market continued falling. As per market-tracker IDC, shipments of tablets...
Two-legged robot takes a stroll on the grass
LONDON: A two-legged robot that can keep its balance and walk in an outdoor field, full of lumps, bumps and...
IBM scientists come close to building practical quantum computer
SYDNEY: The team of engineers and scientist at IBM T.J. Watson Research Laboratory succeeded in detecting and measuring two types...
A distinctive song help researchers to find a new, elusive bird species
NEW YORK: An elusive bird with a tendency to hide among the grassy vegetation of central China's mountainous terrain was...
Volcano may erupting 300 miles off Pacific Northwest coast, Geologists
PORTLAND: Geologists say a volcano may be erupting 300 miles off the Pacific Northwest coast. Oregon State University scientist Bill...
Global Study links Species loss to climate change
NEW YORK: In what can be called a global study of reasons for species extinction, the major culprit remains global...
NASA’s New Horizons spacecraft suggest that Pluto has a polar cap made of some kind of ice
WASHINGTON: The latest images from NASA's New Horizons spacecraft show a bright spot near the dwarf planet's poleImages from NASA’s...
Climate change increases odds for record breaking hot years in UK
LONDON: A new study says climate change means that England is set for more record-breaking warm years just like 2014,...
NuSTAR has spotted that a mysterious ‘Howling Zombie Stars’ May be at Milky Way’s center
EW YORK: According to new findings reported in the journal Nature, NASA's Nuclear Spectroscopic Telescope Array (NuSTAR) has spotted a...
SpacesX introduces 1st Turkmenistan Satellite into Orbit
SUZE: The true generosity of Turkmenistan toward their people in terms of launching a new satellite system for ‘helping’ with...
Marine life at risk of extinction identified with help from fossils
LONDON: US - Patterns of extinction in marine ecosystems over the last 23 million years have been revealed in a...
Bombardier beetle packs a Gatling gun when threatened
EUROPE: The bombardier beetle has a very fitting name, as this interesting little critter has an unorthodox way of defending...
