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Our universe is a hologram, and we’re floating inside of it, research
LONDON: Everything in our universe might be a lot flatter than it seems, at least, if you do the math....
Bat wing super sensors guide its acrobatic flight
WASHINGTON: Bats have always impressed scientists with their super-precise flying abilities, and a recent study shows the secret to these...
Special space telescope helps scientists to gain batter grasp on what happen at crowded center of our galaxy
LONDON: A special space telescope has helped scientists gain a much better grasp on what's happening at the crowded center...
New telescope captured 1st ever detailed view interior structure of umbrae
MEXICO: A new telescope has captured the first-ever detailed view of the interior structure of umbrae, the dark patches in...
Arctic & Antarctic may have linked climate change oscillation of 200 years
NEW YORK: A new study shows past climate changes in the Arctic are linked to those in Antarctica.A research team...
Possible ice cap spotted on Pluto by New Horizons spacecraft
WASHINGTON: NASA’s Pluto-bound New Horizons spacecraft has spotted surface features on the icy world, including a possible polar cap, images...
5,000 years old arctic Eskimos migrated from Alaska’s North Slope, DNA reveals
VERISA: Genetic testing conducted on the Iñupiat people of Alaska's North Slope could reveal the migration patterns of people who...
Graveyard of Dead ‘Zombie’ Stars may survive in middle of Milky Way galaxy: astronomers
DEYR: High-energy X-rays coming from the center of our Milky Way galaxy home may be the "screams" of dead stars...
Weird alien-like life zones uncovered under Antarctic glacier
FRANCE: Back in March, we reported on “Blood Falls”, a peculiar spot in Antarctica stained red by hypersaline brine. Despite...
Coral Reefs getting brutally smothered by sea sponges, research
LUSAKA: New research shows the devastating effects sponges can have on reef-building corals.These sponge bullies smother and kill nearby coral...
First dog to-human transmission of deadly plague bacteria reported
ELY: A dog with the plague spread the disease to his owner in the first reported case of dog-to-human transmission....
NASA’s NExSS coalition to lead search for life on distant worlds
NEW YORK: The NExSS (Nexus for Exoplanet System Science) initiative will work to gain insight into different components of exoplanets,...
Russian cargo spacecraft declared total loss
BRENT: While the Russian cargo spacecraft Progress M-27M was slated to bring more than $50 million in supplies to the...
To compete with Apple’s 15-inch MacBook Pro Asus launches ZenBook Pro with spun-metal lid, diamond-cut chamfers, brushed metal surfaces
New Delhi: Asus wants to surpass Apple's MacBook Pro with its latest ZenBook Pro that boasts of 4K display akin...
Messenger’s final image transmitted back to before crashing into surface of Mercury
NEW YORK: Mercury probe Messenger's mission has finally come to a close, with the spacecraft hurtling into the planet's surface...
Motorola silently brings down price of 16 GB Moto X in India
NEW DELHI: Motorola has silently brings down the price of 16 GB variant of the Moto X (Gen 2) in...
Nokia says no plans to return to manufacturing phones
BEIJING: Nokia denies Chinese media reports that it plans to return to manufacturing phones. "Nokia notes recent news reports claiming...
BlackBerry Classic white to roll out over next several weeks
OTTAWA: This week, the BlackBerry Classic will be available in white in Indonesia and Hong Kong. The white Classic will...
Nokia, Microsoft infringe patents says US judge
NEW YORK: Administrative Law Judge Theodore Essex of the U.S. International Trade Commission ruled on Monday that Nokia and Microsoft...
Game developer manufactures game for Blind
SYDNEY: Video games are generally considered to be such a visually oriented medium that most would consider them to be...
