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British game developer Codemasters CEO Rod Cousens leave to join Jagex, maker of fantasy MMO RuneScape
TOKYO: British game developer Codemasters CEO Rod Cousens has left to join Jagex, maker of fantasy MMO RuneScape Rod Cousens...
Scientists track tiny songbird on amazing trans-Atlantic journey
FRANCE: A songbird weighing the equivalent of three teaspoons of sugar can fly over the north Atlantic, scientists say.The tiny...
SpaceX plan to send 6th cargo mission to ISS from Cape Canaveral
LONDON: SpaceX is planning to send it sixth cargo mission to the International Space Station from Cape Canaveral on April...
Boom, thousands of free Blood Echoes, new glitch
TOKYO: Patch 1.02 fixed the item duplication glitch in Blood borne that allowed players to get huge amounts of Blood...
LHC ready to restart after repairing
CANADA: After a successful repair of a glitch that had delayed the restart of the Large Hadron Collider, scientists at...
NASA & ESA planning to shoot Asteroid with spacecraft to see what happens
FRANCE: National Aeronautics and Space Administration or NASA and European Space Agency or ESA are collaborating together to understand how...
Brightest planets in April’s night sky
HONG KONG: Skywatchers around the world can look forward to spotting bright planets throughout April, but they'll need to know...
Scientists record warmest day ever in Antarctica
EALING: Antarctica experienced its two hottest days on record during late March as climate change continued to wield its greatest...
W75N(B)-VLA 2 Images revealed development of star around 18yrs
NEW YORK: Scientists are amazed by the growth of a young star into adulthood as it revealed the development over...
Curiosity & MAVEN keep unlocking secrets of ‘Mars’ Atmosphere
LONDON: Since late-2014, the team-up between NASA's Curiosity Mars Rover on the surface and the MAVEN spacecraft orbiting the Red...
Oceans take 1000yrs to recover from climate change: new study
BAMAKO: The climate change is widely felt worldwide and it is upsetting the oxygen levels underneath the oceans and according...
Earth has become greener than 2003 despite Amazon rainforest losses
CHAND: Since 2003, the Earth has become greener, despite considerable losses from the Amazon and Indonesian rainforests, an Australian-led study...
Coming total lunar eclipse will be for early risers among us
LONDON: A total eclipse of the moon is coming Saturday, but so early that dawn will not have arrived and...
Toxic oceans behind mass extinction 200mn years ago
FRANCE: A new study has revealed that oxygen-depleted toxic oceans had key role in mass extinction over 200 million years...
Black holes do not gobble up information
BRENT: The information loss paradox" in black holes -- a problem that has plagued physics for nearly 40 years since...
Supernova crime scene shows a single white dwarf to blame
NUMIBE: Astronomers have determined the pre-explosion mass of a white dwarf star that blew up thousands of years ago and...
Polar bear can’t rely On terrestrial food: U.S. Geographical survey finds
LONDON: A team of specialists coordinated by the U.S. Geographical Survey found that polar bears may be eating terrestrial food...
Hubble captures Eerie Ghosts of Long-Dead Quasars
LONDON: NASA just revealed that the Hubble Space Telescope has captured some stunning images of a set of wispy, eerie,...
NASA sent ant into space for robot experiment
NEW YORK: NASA has sent ants into space to see if they behave in the same way as they do...
Ottoman camel skeleton found in Australia
PERTH: An excavation at the town of Tulln, Lower Austria, has led to discovery of a complete skeleton of a...
