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Space expert’s plans to send a group of humans to orbit red planet by yrs 2033
LONDON: The Planetary Society, the world’s largest non-governmental organization (NGO) dedicated to promoting space exploration, announced this week that it...
Space expert’s plans to send a group of humans to orbit Mars by yrs 2033
LONDON: Bill Nye and a group of space experts are discussing plans to get a group of humans to orbit...
‘Alien’ camel skeleton exposed along Danube River
SYDNEY: The skeleton of a camel that lived in the 17th century during the second Ottoman-Habsburg war has been discovered...
Scientists unlock mystery why humans have a chin, others don’t
HONG KONG: Researchers have seemingly solved the mystery as to why only humans of all mammals have chins and according...
Exoskeleton boot makes walking easier
LONDON: Engineers have come up with a motor-free device to make walking more efficient and easier - something scientists once...
Pre-human little foot, Lucy coexisted around 3.7m yrs ago, says study
LONDON: Research indicates that the hominid fossil termed as Little Foot which was uncovered in a cave in South Africa...
Blind rats can ‘see’ with 6th sense, study
HONG KONG: A new study has found that a "sixth sense" could be helping blind rats "see" enough to navigate...
Suzaku studies Supernova ‘crime scene,’ shows a single white dwarf to blame
PARIS: Using archival data from the Japan-led Suzaku X-ray satellite, astronomers have determined the pre-explosion mass of a white dwarf...
ISS astronaut Scott Kelly marvels at Australia’s beauty at start of mission
SYDNEY:"Australia, you are very beautiful," was the gobsmacked reaction of NASA astronaut Scott Kelly as he soared above the nation's...
Polar bears will die eating land food if sea ice melts
HONG KONG: Scientists don't think polar bears have much of a chance if they are forced off of sea ice...
MIT researchers developed a new magnetic field detector
WASHINGTON: MIT researchers have developed a new, ultrasensitive magnetic-field detector that is 1,000 times more energy-efficient than its predecessors. It...
Biophysicists revealed 1st swimming microbes can organize themselves into 2D lattice of rotating cells
LONDON: Biophysicists have revealed that fast-swimming, sulfur-eating microbes known as Thiovulum majus can organize themselves into a two-dimensional lattice composed...
NASA’s Hubble captured phantom objects near dead quasars
WASHINGTON: The astounding pictures of an arrangement of frail green object close to dead quasars, that once upon a time...
Researchers discovered new resonance phenomenon in dielectric elastomer rotary joint
NEW YORK: Researchers have discovered a new resonance phenomenon in a dielectric elastomer rotary joint that can make the artificial...
Danish court sentences 13 men in largest ever cannabis case
COPENHAGEN: The Danish court sentenced 13 men to jailed in the ongoing trials related to Denmark’s largest ever cannabis case....
Scientists’ DNA testing claims beast was not human
HONG KONG: The legend of Bigfoot has captivated people for centuries with sightings and stories ranging over continents and generations.But...
NASA launching space apps hackathon this weekend
NEW YORK: The International Space Apps Challenge, held April 11-12, looks to bring teams together to “tackle space science and...
Animals can predict earthquakes, study
LONDON: For the first time scientists have been able to capture and document how the behaviour of wild animals changes...
Astronomers Find Hundreds of Baby Galaxy Clusters
NEW YORK: A compacted mass of galaxies occupy the universe that looks similar to cosmic metropolises in the wide bare...
Fishermen release bottlenose dolphin found entangled in tuna gillnet 100km south of Kund Malir along Balochistan coast
KARACHI: In a rare case, fishermen safely released a common bottlenose dolphin, which was found entangled in tuna gillnet in...
