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Mars is terribly inhospitable – here’s why we should send humans anyway, Bill Nye
PARIS: Mars is a freezing, oxygen-less, barren wasteland.So why do we want to go there again? Planetary Society CEO Bill...
Engineers grow carbon nanotube “forests” in high-temperature furnaces
BRENT: Engineers grow carbon nanotube “forests” in high-temperature furnaces, but the forces involved are unpredictable and mostly left to chance....
Graphene looking promising for future spintronic devices
LONDON: In solid state devices, the study of electron's spin manipulated by both magnetic and electric fields is known as...
Cosmic debris: Study looks inside the universe’s most powerful explosions
PARIS: Gamma-ray bursts (GRBs) in the universe are rare explosions that happen when extremely massive stars go supernova. A study...
NASA convinced about discovering alien Life by 2045
CANADA: The possibility of Alien life has been the subject of a long running debate as scientist increase the intensity...
Building blocks for life exposed in distant star system
LONDON: For the first time, astronomers have detected the presence of complex organic molecules, the building blocks of life, in...
Mars might have liquid, salty water, researchers find
MEXICO: For the very first time scientists believe that they have obtained evidence of liquid water on Mars. It is...
Our sun hadn’t even formed when Milky Way was rapidly producing stars, research
HONG KONG: Recent findings of an astronomical study suggest that our Sun wasn’t around when the Milky Way first began...
Florida authorities had to euthanize stranded whale mother& calf
NEW YORK: The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) has to make a hard decision and that is to...
Methane storms & Titan’s dune direction mystery
EUROPE: Rare tropical methane storms might help solve the mystery behind giant and strange dunes that are formed on Titan...
Hubble at 25 hailed as greatest scientific instrument
WASHINGTON: As the National Aeronautics and Space Administration is about to celebrate Hubble’s 25th anniversary, the Hubble Telescope is now...
Local crayfish considered for endangered species list, U.S. Wildlife Service
WASHINGTON: The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is considering placing a crayfish which lives only in Pinnacle Creek on the...
Space station grocery run stalled by storm clouds
NEW YORK: SPACEX will have to wait another day to deliver groceries and an espresso maker to the International Space...
Russian official reveals discovery of mysterious spy satellites
FRANCE: On Sunday, a Russian official said that enemy spy satellites disguised as space junk has been detected orbiting above...
Latest study sheds light on complex birth process of Mosasaurs
LONDON: A group of researchers found different facts about the birth process water dinosaur named Mosasurs. The researchers found that...
Mysterious methane hotspot in four corners investigating by scientists
WASHINGTON: Scientists are trying to figure out the source of a huge mass of methane which has been found to...
UK group Perpetuus poised to export graphene technology to Japan
BEIJING: The Tokyo-based producer of graphenes intends to use the Perpetuus DBD Plasma Reactor technology to manufacture functionalised graphenes in...
NASA released video of Hubble telescope‘s 25th anniversary
NEW YORK: NASA has released the third video in a series of videos celebrating Hubble Telescope’s 25th anniversary. Titled, “Expect...
Signs of alien life will be detected by 2025, scientists
HONG KONG: Signs of alien life will be detected by 2025, while “definitive evidence” of extra-terrestrial beings may be found...
Thousands of 1200-year-old mummies discovered in Peru
LUSAKA: An ancient ceremonial site in Peru’s remote Cotahuasi Valley has furnished the remains of a number of mummies. The...
