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Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin successfully lands used rocket back to Earth
FRANCE: New Shepard rocket of Blue Origin was launched in the company's West Texas site and landed back on Earth...
Almost half of world’s primates on brink of extinction, expert
WASHINGTON: Experts around the globe stressed that over half of the world's primates are on the brink of extinction. Primates,...
How we search for alien life on distant planets?
MEXICO: How do you go about hunting for life on another planet elsewhere in our galaxy? A useful starting point...
Thousands of healthy starfish wash up on Moreton Island
PERTH: Thousands of starfish have washed up on Moreton Island off south-east Queensland in a mass stranding spanning kilometres. Tour...
Starlings mysteriously drowning en masse in garden ponds across Britain
CANADA: Bird experts are baffled about why starlings are drowning mysteriously in ponds. Starlings are mysteriously drowning en masse in...
How giraffes became the long-necked creatures as we know
EUROPE: Reseachers from the New York Institute of Technology have finally reconstructed the fossilized neck of a Samotherium major—a genus...
Scientists capture image of glowing debris ring
HONG KONG: Scientists for the first time have got hold of an image of a glowing debris ring that is...
Mystery of ‘missing’ carbon on Mars decoded
WASHINGTON: A team of scientists has offered an explanation of the "missing" carbon on Red Planet, suggesting that it may...
Scientist developed technology that control electrical energy from blue-green algae
TORONTO: Researchers led by an Indianorigin scientist have developed a technology that harnesses electrical energy from blue-green algae, that could...
Red Planet’s current atmosphere is thin and mostly comprised of carbon dioxide
HONG KONG: Scientists believe Mars may once have had a warmer and wetter environment, suggesting that an atmosphere thicker Earth's...
New Horizons scientist still rallying for planetary status of Pluto
CANADA: Alan Stern, the human engine of the New Horizons mission to Pluto was among the 12 winners in 9...
Mars get ring after lose its largest moon
WASHINGTON: Mars' largest moon, Phobos, is slowly falling towards the planet and is likely to be shredded into pieces that...
Dark matter comes in hair form, scientists
HONG KONG: Apparently, dark matter comes in hair form, and astronomers looking to find the mysterious strands may not have...
Scientists trying to track the ‘missing’ carbon from Martian atmosphere
WASHINGTON: A team of scientists, trying to track down the 'missing' carbon from the Martian atmosphere, has come up with...
Water bears are the master DNA thieves of animal world
MEXICO: Researchers said the DNA likely gets inside the genome randomly but what remains allows water bears to survive in...
Aalien megastructure near strange star’ may actually be a swarm of comets: NASA
NEW YORK: Unusual light patterns around a distant star, which some took as evidence of an alien megastructure, were more...
Mars to lose its largest moon, but gain a ring
LONDON: The year 2015 is shaping up to be the hottest on record, the UN’s weather agency said Wednesday, a...
Humans push half of the world’s primates toward extinction, experts
SINGAPORE: More than half the world’s primates, including apes, lemurs and monkeys, are facing extinction, international experts warned Tuesday, as they...
Researchers develop World’s first electronic ‘cyborg’ rose
LONDON: Can you imagine living roses being turned into electronic circuits? A team of researchers at the Laboratory for Organic...
China, India most affected by weather-related disasters
BEIJING: India and China are among the countries most affected by weather-related disasters with the two nations accounting for more...
