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NASA may have accidentally created warp drive
HONG KONG: The idea of faster-than-light travel has been one of the greatest staples in science fiction for as long...
Russia’s spinning cargo capsule for space station total loss
CAPE CANAVERAL: A Russian supply capsule that went into an uncontrollable spin after launch was declared a total loss Wednesday,...
Our universe is a hologram, and we’re floating inside of it, suggests new research
LONDON: Everything in our universe might be a lot flatter than it seems, at least, if you do the math....
Climate change a significant worldwide threat to human health that requires urgent action
PERTH: As the predicted effects of climate change become reality, we need to deal with the massive changes to Australians'...
Researchers develop a mobile unit which helps exploration companies to test for gold on site
HONG KONG: Researchers at the University of Adelaide are developing a mobile unit which would allow exploration companies to test...
NASA’s Nuclear Spectroscopic Telescope Array spotted mysterious glow of high-energy X-rays
LONDON: Peering into the heart of the Milky Way galaxy, NASA's Nuclear Spectroscopic Telescope Array (NuSTAR) has spotted a mysterious...
Researchers discover fossils of ‘jigsaw puzzle’ dinosaur Chilesaurus in southern Chile
FRANCE: Scientists say they have found fossils belonging to a new kind of dinosaur in southern Chile. The dinosaur, which...
New Horizons start sending pictures of multicolored Pluto surface
NEW DELHI: About 3.5 billion kilometers from Earth, Nasa's New Horizons spacecraft has started sending pictures of Pluto that are...
Water present in early days of universe’s existence, scientists
NEW YORK: A study of ancient molecular clouds in our home galaxy Milky Way has made astronomers conclude that the...
Lick observatory in California discovers three super-Earths revolving nearby star
MEXICO: California’s Lick Observatory, perched atop Mount Hamilton in the Diablo Range just east of San Jose, has been the...
Facebook video calling to Messenger app differs from other video services like Skype, FaceTime
NEW YORK: Facebook video calling to Messenger app differs from other video services like Skype and FaceTime because it allows...
Security researchers successfully hijack a surgery robot
LONDON: The terrifying hack took place in a controlled environment but could happen in the operating theatre. Security researchers have...
Environmental Protection Agency will spends $84,000 to fight against climate change
MEXICO: The Environmental Protection Agency will be spending $84,000 so churches may be studied to determine how they can help...
Human hunting weapons may not have caused the demise of the Neanderthals
VOLOC: An assumption often put forward that early modern humans "bullied" their Neanderthal cousins into extinction because they had better...
U.S. Space Command gives TV viewers a glimpse of what it does for the country
NEW YORK: Not many people know about the U.S. Space Command, and that's because it was never meant to be...
40,000 volunteers scientist teamed up to find out 5 never-seen supernovae
SYDNEY: Sure, groups like NASA and major universities hold many of the tools needed to study the cosmos — but...
Deep red iron-rich water oozes out of glacier
PARIS: At Blood Falls, deep red iron-rich water oozes out of a glacier. It’s dramatic and unmissable on its own,...
The future looks a lot hotter, scientists
HARROW: Here’s something you don’t hear climate scientists say very often:“The bottom line is that things are not that complicated.”...
NASA’s Messenger spacecraft use colors to reveled mineral composition of Mercury’s surface
CANADA: Images taken by NASA's Messenger spacecraft and released in the probe's final days use colour to reveal the mineral...
Russia tries to contact progress spacecraft on ISS mission again
BRENT: Russia will again try to make contact with an unmanned cargo ship after communications were lost following the spacecraft’s...
