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Scientists discovered amazing diversity among planktons
LONDON: Scientists have discovered amazing diversity among planktons. Planktons include tiny plants, virus, embryonic fish that are favorite food of...
Stone tools older than man, find in Kenya
WASHINGTON: Stone tools that are older than man have been found — suggesting that our ancient ancestors were already skilled...
Antarctic glaciers once thought to be stable suddenly melting at a massive rate, say scientists
NEW YORK: A group of scientists have observed a sudden increase of ice loss in a previously stable region of...
NASA’s Soil Moisture Active Passive starts science operations
LONDON: US space agency NASA’s Soil Moisture Active Passive (SMAP) mission, which was launched on January 31 for a minimum...
Swedish university designed ‘International flag for planet Earth’
HONG KONG: A Swedish university student has designed a proposed flag for Earth, which he envisions as the symbol for...
The bronze age Egtved girl not from Denmark
COPENHAGEN: The Egtved Girl was unearthed in 1921. All that remained of her was her hair, fingernails, teeth and clothing....
Shark sightings prompt warning at OC beaches
AUROA: Lifeguards and marine researchers tagged seven great white sharks Friday after more than a dozen were seen swimming and...
Navy device that detects small debris in space grantes a US patent
WASHINGTON: A U.S. Navy device that detects small debris in space and provides data on their trajectory has been granted...
Students at D&A College tool-up for robot wars tourney
LONDON: As part of their course, introduction to computing students at D&A College have been busy designing, building and programming...
Mysterious disease threatens unique turtle population in NSW
PERTH: A mysterious disease is threatening the survival of a New South Wales turtle species, wiping out most of its...
NASA reveales most detailed photos of mysterious lights on dwarf planet cares
LONDON: NASA has released the most detailed and clear images of the mysterious lights on the dwarf planet Ceres, but...
Saturn will be shine more brightly than at any other time of the year
NEW YORK: Saturn will be shining more brightly than at any other time of the year, and you can see...
List of top 10 species includes spiders, slugs discovered in 2015
MEXICO: Saturday is the 308th birthday of Carolus Linnaeus, the Swedish botanist who took it upon himself to classify all...
Stunning sun halo dazzles Mexico City
LONDON: Residents of Mexico City were treated to an amazing spectacle on Thursday when a halo formed around the sun...
Climate change established with detection of atmosphere hotspot
LONDON: Strong warming detected in the upper troposphere has sealed the debate on global warming. The hotspot detected was expected...
Galaxies die by strangulation, researchers believe
CANADA: Scientists believe that they may have finally found the answer as to what causes galaxies to die. In a...
Galaxies are nearly as wide as our Milky Way Galaxy about 60,000 light years
FRANCE: These galaxies are nearly as wide as our Milky Way Galaxy — about 60,000 light-years — yet harbor only...
US science academies launch major initiative to guide decision making on human gene-editing research
NEW YORK: The National Academy of Sciences and the National Academy of Medicine are launching a major initiative to guide...
Astronomers observe a supernova colliding with its companion star
CANADA: The origin of type Ia supernovae, the standard candles used to reveal the presence of dark energy in the...
NASA seeks ideas for asteroid redirect mission spacecraft
NEW YORK: NASA has issued a Request for Information (RFI) seeking ideas from American companies for a spacecraft design that...
