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Solar shockwaves can impact Earth’s radiation belts couple of times each month
NEW YORK: A team of scientists has observed in detail for the first time the effects of a solar shockwave...
New QUT research centre wish to develop robot that see like human beings
HARROW: Robots that are perceptive and work with better reflexes alongside humans are the next big thing, according to a...
The Banner Saga’s creative director declares Killers and Thieves heist title for PC
TOKYO: The Banner Saga’s creative director has declared Killers and Thieves, a heist title for PC that has players recruit...
Women are most vulnerable to detrimental impacts of climate change in Pakistan: Mushahid Ullah
ISLAMABAD: Federal Minister for Climate Change Mushahidullah Khan has said that women, who constitute the majority of the poor, are...
Apple Watch features Wi-Fi 802.11b/g and Bluetooth 4.0 to pair with your iPhone
NEW YORK: The Apple Watch features a squarish screen and the company hasn’t gone for the round watch as some...
PTA reveals re-verification process cost users at least ten billion rupees
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) has completed the biometric verification of 72 million SIMs while 10 million have been blocked...
Zong congratulates State Minister for IT, Telecom and PTA for winning Govt Mobile Excellence Award
KARACHI: Nauman Khalid Deputy Director Regulatory Affairs of Zong congratulated State Minister for IT and Telecom Anusha Rahman and PTA...
Scientists have figured out what makes Indian food so delicious
DEHLI: What makes Indian food so delicious? Researchers at the Indian Institute of Technology in Jaipur, India analyzed data from...
How to view solar eclipse
FRANCE: On 20th March, observers in a slim slice of the northern hemisphere will be treated to one of nature’s...
Scientists discover Jerdon’s Babbler in Burma after thinking it was extinct for 73 yrs
CANADA: A bird that was long thought to have gone extinct has been rediscovered in Burma after a team of...
Brain treats real, imaginary objects in the same way
LONDON: Wondered how great archer Arjuna hit the bird's eye with his arrow with such precision. Thanks to an in-built...
Researchers at York find 2500 yrs old human brain preserved by mud
NEW YORK: Oldest human brain in the UK is believed to have preserved for over 2,500 years by mud, archaeologists...
NASA’s Mars curiosity rover will be able to move its arm again
MEXICO: The short circuit that has stalled some of the science work by NASA's Mars rover Curiosity apparently originated in...
Global warming could hit rates unseen in 1,000 Yrs
LONDON: Global warming isn’t going anywhere, according to a new report that says due to the increase in manufacturing and...
Space probe Dawn reaches Ceres, becoming first spacecraft to orbit dwarf planet
NEW YORK: Space probe Dawn has successfully slipped into orbit around Ceres, becoming the first spacecraft to orbit a dwarf...
Amazon Game Studios releases new games Lost Within, Til Morning’s Light, Tales From Deep Space, for iPad, iPhone , Fire devices
LONDON: Amazon Game Studios has announced the new releases Lost Within, Til Morning's Light, Tales From Deep Space and To-Fu...
“Facebook Woman Day Discussion” Emma Watson fights for gender equality on Facebook
LONDON: Actress and activist Emma Watson took to Facebook on Sunday, which marked International Women’s Day, to advocate for men...
Battlefield Hardline to put on Xbox 360, Xbox One, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, PC from March 17
SYDNEY: Battlefield Hardline developer Visceral Games has confirmed resolution details for the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One versions of the...
“Islamic State of Iraq and Syria” operates 46,000 Twitter accounts; ISIS is quite active on social networks
DELHI: The Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, or ISIS, is quite active on social networks. In fact, ISIS supporters...
Australia’s leading chief executive officers fails to understand social media
SYDNEY: Australia's leading chief executive officers still don't understand the power and influence of social media according to the latest...
