Science & Technology

MEXICO: The Voyager 1 spacecraft, that left Earth on 5th September, 1977, has now left our solar system and entered...

LONDON: One of the biggest names in traditional video games is making its boldest step yet into the fast-growing world...

LONDON: Scientists from Oregon Fish and Wildlife have recommended the removal of wolves from the state's list of endangered species....

LONDON: The facelifted Isuzu D-Max has been launched in Thailand with prices starting from 490,000 baht (RM58,993) leading up to...

HONG KONG: Researchers in Canada have discovered fossilised remains of an ostrich-like dinosaur with preserved tail feathers and soft tissue,...

MEXICO: An unidentified space object will fall to Earth on Friday Nov. 13, but don't be alarmed; it poses very...

MALI: Volunteers are helping to protect and propagate extremely rare sandhill greenhood and blue top sun orchids in woodlands near...

NEW YORK: One of the most popular games of the year, Call of Duty: Black Ops III, will soon be...

LONDON: Samsung has sent invites to some media persons for an event  taking place today in Delhi. Though the company...

LONDON: The U.S. government is getting more serious about dealing with the dangers posed by powerful sun storms. On Thursday...

LAHORE: Warid has the largest postpaid customer base in Pakistan and has always been a pioneer in customer satisfaction by...

SINGAPORE: Researchers have developed a new hybrid magnetic sensor that is over 200 times sensitive than commercially available sensors. This technological...

LONDON: People use their smartphones for an average of five hours a day - about a third of the time...

EUROPE: Scientists are developing battery-free implantable pacemakers that may be powered by an unlikely source — the heart itself. The...

HARROW: An increase in Antarctic snow accumulation that began 10,000 years ago is currently adding enough ice to the continent...

WASHINGTON: Researchers have reported in journal ZooKeys about the smallest snail measuring only 0.02 inches (or 0.5 to 0.6 mm)...

HARROW:A starless (or, as an Earth equivalent, "sunless") planet might have the most gnarly weather conditions scientists have observed so...

HONG KONG: The cod fishing industry is threatened by the warming waters in the Atlantic. Cod fish population is in...

CANADA: It is well-known that the solar system currently includes four gas giants in its family of eight planets (excluding...

CANADA: Scientists will soon be able say if one of Saturn's moons is conducive to life as we know it....