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Archaeologist discovered liquid mercury under Mexican pyramid
LONDON: An archaeologist has discovered liquid mercury at the end of a tunnel beneath a Mexican pyramid, a finding that...
Agave Americana’ plant dies after blooming for the 1st time
BRENT: A giant Agave Americana plant at the Truman State University is getting ready to display its blooms for the...
Hawaiian Volcano Observatory noted that Kilauea’s summit continues to inflate, rise 26 feet as compared to last morning
HONG KONG: Hawaiian Volcano Observatory noted Sunday that Kilauea’s summit continues to inflate, rising approximately 26 feet since Saturday morning....
Waxing Gibbous moon will be parked to lower left of Jupiter
FRANCE: There's no mistaking Jupiter this spring. It pops out even before the end of evening twilight in the high...
City of Heyuan in China holds Guinness World Record for most dinosaur eggs
BEIJING: Can one have ever had enough cool dino eggs? The city of Heyuan in China holds the Guinness World...
Japan’s space agency plans to land rover on moon by 2018
BEIJING: Japan's space agency announced this week that the country would land an unmanned rover on the surface of the...
New Horizons recently provide 1st ever color photos of Pluto & its moon Charon
LONDON: Astronomers are hopeful that data being collected by NASA spacecraft New Horizons would help them know more about Pluto...
Massive magma reservoirs discovered under Yellowstone National Park, scientists
HONG KONG: Scientists recently discovered two magma chambers beneath the supervolcano that dominates most of Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming....
NASA’s Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter spotted its robotic companion on red planet’s surface
NEW YORK: For the first time this year, NASA’s Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter has spotted its robotic companion on the surface...
Scientists use cosmic rays to measure electric fields within thunderstorms
NEW YORK: Scientists measure electric fields in thunderclouds with instruments aboard airplanes and weather balloons, but during violent conditions these...
Our body clock uses colour of light to measure time, study
NEW YORK: When twilight sets in, it may not be the dimming light that clues you in to the evening...
Dwarf planet mission delayed after a communication glitch
LOS ANGELES: NASA said observations of a dwarf planet have been delayed slightly after a communication glitch. The Dawn spacecraft...
To identify, shame litterers Hong Kong use DNA
HONG KONH: The Hong Kong Cleanup, in partnership with Ecozine and The Nature Conservancy, is launching a science-based innovative awareness...
Yellowstone volcano eruption ‘would affect world’ as scientists discover it is even bigger than they thought
LONDON: Yellowstone National Park is the home of one of the world’s largest volcanoes, one that is inactive for the...
5.5 inches long young pocket shark,tiny critter discovered
NEW YORK: A young pocket shark was discovered during a study on the feeding habits of sperm whales. The tiny...
Astronomers discovers 11 runaway galaxies fling out of their home
WASHINGTON: Astronomers have spotted 11 runaway galaxies that have been flung out of their birthplaces to wander the void of...
Australian paleontologists use low-flying drones to track dinosaur footprints
SYDNEY: Drones and dinosaurs may seem like an unlikely combination, but scientists in Australia are using present-day technology to track...
UCSC scientists join NASA team to find planets that support life
SANTA CRUZ: The search for planets that can support life is taking place at UC Santa Cruz, in Jonathan Fortney's...
NASA plans to launch James Webb Space Telescope
LONDON: NASA expects that the Hubble Space Telescope will keep beaming back amazing data and photos for at least the...
First Caribbean invasive lionfish found in Brazil
BRASÍLIA: A lionfish with relatives in the Caribbean has been speared off the coast of Brazil, marking the furthest point...
