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Astronomers discovered most distant galaxy ever measured in the universe
CANADA: An international team of astronomers has said they have discovered the most distant galaxy ever measured in the universe....
Blame it on climate change why herbivores are getting extinct at a faster rate
BRENT: Climate change is such a controversial topic of discussion, endemic with discordance. But while we are busy pointing fingers...
Oregon’s mysterious lost lake disappear down a lava tube
LONDON: Deep in Oregon’s Mount Hood National Forest, there is a mysterious lake that is famous for disappearing. Every winter,...
How to watch the eta Aquarid shower
FRANCE: When asked to name a comet, most people will remember Halley's. The Eta Aquarid meteor shower, produced by debris...
Extremely hot, volcanic super-Earth found 40 light-years away, astronomers
PARIS: Astronomers have observed evidence of extreme atmospheric changes on the exoplanet known as 55 Cancri e, and they believe...
Pollen may affect world’s weather, study suggests
HARROW: Allergies are known to bring pain to many people at a time of the year when pollen comes around....
Another dead whale washes up in Pacifica
FRANCE: For the second time in three weeks, a dead whale has washed up on a Pacifica beach, and watchers...
India moved at 5.9 inches/yr, say geologists
MUMBAI: Relics and rocks found in the Himalayas have resolved a long standing puzzle on India’s record speed when it...
Italian astronaut Samantha Cristoforetti brews 1st fresh espresso in Space
HONG KONG: A fresh shot of coffee used to be a luxury in space. But thanks to an espresso maker...
Russian cargo spaceship re enter earth‘s atmosphere this week
LONDON: A malfunctioning Russian cargo spaceship, meant to ferry supplies to the International Space Station (ISS), could re-enter Earth's atmosphere...
China’s fishing activity in Antarctica hide a ‘deeper agenda’
FRANCE: In the fall of 2014, the president of the People’s Republic of China, Xi Jinping visited the new location...
Dead zones uninhabitable for life, scientists
PARIS: Dead zones are the regions where there are low oxygen levels making the place uninhabitable to creatures. The dead...
The random Raman laser: A new tool source for the microcosmos
PARIS: Lasers are preferred as light sources in modern microscope imaging technique because of their ability to deliver fast a...
Global warming to push 1 in 13 species to extinction, new study
BRENT: Global warming will eventually push 1 out of every 13 species on Earth into extinction, a new study projects....
Fjords are unexpected natural allies against climate change: study
LONDON: Fiords from Alaska to Norway soak up potentially damaging carbon from the atmosphere, making the steep-sided inlets an overlooked...
Machine gun’ beetle fires streams of searing hot spray from its back
MEXICO: Many beetles secrete foul-smelling or bad-tasting chemicals from their abdomens to ward off predators, but one takes things a...
New technology could reduce time necessary for space voyage
NEW YORK: At NASA’s Eagleworks Labs, located at the Johnson Space Center, scientists are working on a new space travel...
NASA’s new horizons to unravel Pluto’s true status
NEW YORK: NASA added another groundbreaking success into its already robust list of accomplishments. The space agency’s vaunted New Horizons...
Climate change threatens for China’s most important infrastructure projects, experts
TOKYO: Climate change threatens some of China’s most important infrastructure projects, the country’s top meteorologist warned in a State newspaper,...
60 percent of the Earth’s large herbivores to the brink of extinction
LONDON: Oregon State College of Forestry professor Bill Ripple published a study last year which proved that 60 percent of...
