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Researchers discovered that sharks are surprisingly buoyant
HONG KONG: Researchers say they are a step closer to understanding the biology and habits of elusive deep-sea sharks after...
NASA has a humanoid robot on board ISS
Robonaut 2 was selected as the NASA Government Invention of the Year for 2014. It was chosen after a challenging...
Almost 8m mummified dogs discovered throughout catacombs of Anubis
QENA: A study from Cardiff University has revealed an ancient Egyptian mass burial site containing over 8 million mummified dogs....
NASA Curiosity Rover captured image using its “Right Mastcam on Sol 978
WASHINGTON: A recent raw NASA image captured by NASA’s Mars Curiosity Rover, which has been combing and studying the surface...
Moon’s surface dissolves similar to the way sinkholes form on Earth
MEXICO: Saturn’s moon Titan is the only body in the solar system known to have lakes and seas on its...
Tokyo stocks surge 0.47% in early trade, Nikkei 225 gains 94.99pts
TOKYO: Tokyo stocks were 0.47 per cent higher in opening trade on Monday as the euro held up ahead of...
NASA has successfully made its first tour to Mars
HARROW: NASA has successfully made its first trip to Mars — the Butler County borough, that is — to celebrate...
2015 could end up as warmest year ever for the planet: NOAA
HONG KONG: May 2015 was a wacky month for weather. While precipitation in the United States set an all-time record,...
21 June is longest day of the year
WASHIMGTON: The summer solstice arrives Sunday June 21. Those of us in the Northern Hemisphere know it as the longest...
After 7th month Comet Lander Philae update its status again
FRANCE: Out of the shadows and into the sunlight, the sleepy-headed little comet lander Philae has again updated its status...
Venus, Jupiter appear together and will most likely brightest objects in the sky
NEW YORK: Venus and Jupiter have been drawing nearer to each other in the sky all month. Friday and Saturday,...
More then 150 males Booming bitterns come back to England this year
LONDON: Scientists count bitterns by listening for the male’s foghorn-like booming song, and, this year, more than 150 males have...
We will find alien 1 day but they’re not in Area 51, NASA says
NEW YORK: WE will one day find aliens, but they're not in Area 51, the head of Nasa has said....
Japan plans to restart whale hunting in Antarctic this year
TOKYO: Japan says it plans to resume whale hunts in the Antarctic later in 2015 even though the International Whaling...
Japan plans to restart whale hunting in Antarctic this year
TOKYO: Japan says it plans to resume whale hunts in the Antarctic later in 2015 even though the International Whaling...
DNA research from elephant dung reveals poaching hot spot
MALI: DNA research is giving researchers a map of hot spots for poaching that can help law enforcement target resources...
Saturn’s moon Titan’s atmosphere just like Earth, scientists
WASHINGTON: Just like Earth, Saturn's moon TitanBSE -0.13 % has a polar wind that drives gas from its atmosphere into...
Comet Lander Philae again updated its status after waking
LONDON: Out of the shadows and into the sunlight, the sleepy-headed little comet lander Philae has again updated its status...
HST observed water vapor above South Polar Region of Europa
MEXICO: NASA wants to go to Europa. No, it's not in Europe. And for soccer fans, it has nothing to...
Kangaroos prefer their left hand while performing particular actions, study
HONG KONG: Study says these animals have a natural preference for their left arm when performing particular actionsKangaroos tend to...
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