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‘Atom smasher’ at CERN centre to be switched on again to its highest energy levels
NEW YORK: The particle accelerator or ‘atom smasher’ at the CERN centre in Geneva is scheduled to be switched on again to its highest...
NASA’s Kepler space telescope reveals thousands of planets orbiting stars in our Milky Way galaxy
FRANCE: Imagine the distinct possibility that among the billions of stars located in our vast Milky Way Galaxy, there might...
Forests and Climate Changes: Mushahid for boosting tree plantation for protecting humans and animals
ISLAMABAD: Federal Minister for Climate Change Mushahidullah Khan has called for boosting tree plantation for protecting humans, animals and plants...
San Diego zoo now takes care of 11 days old Dalmatian pelican chicks
NEW YORK: The San Diego Zoo is now taking care of two Dalmatian pelican chicks which have been brought from...
Darwin’s ‘strangest animal relative of horse & rhino identified after 180 years
EUROPE: When Charles Darwin visited South America on HMS Beagle in the 1830s, he discovered fossils of several hefty mammals...
LHC ready to find out dark matter particle
FRANCE: Now it’s time to reboot the world largest particle collider LHC for a new set of experiments. By the...
Remote-controlled beetle develop by NTU, UC Berkeley
MEXICO: Remote-controlled flying beetles as small as 6cm in length could soon be helping out in search-and-rescue missions, such as...
Remote-controlled beetle developed by NTU, UC Berkeley
BRENT: The Nanyang Technological University (NTU) and the University of California (UC) Berkeley have jointly developed a “drone”, using a...
World’s greatest marine reserve around Pitcairn Islands
WASHINGTON: Amidst the flurry of growth statistics and tax announcements in the budget, you might have missed the most important...
Australian fish in Great Barrier Reef target small fishes by changing colour
SYDNEY: A predatory fish in the Australian Great Barrier Reef preys on smaller fish by changing colour and pretending to...
Australian dusky dottyback fish changes colour to hunt prey
BEIJING: The dottyback takes on the appearance of other fish so that it can sneak up undetected and eat their...
Thousands of planets orbiting stars in our Milky Way galaxy, study
FRANCE: Imagine the distinct possibility that among the billions of stars located in our vast Milky Way Galaxy, there might...
University of Copenhagen research reveals there are two planets in our Galaxy where life is possible
NEW YORK: Scientists have studied more than 150 explanatory systems with more than one planet circling the host star, thru...
Exoplanets exist in habitable zone around most stars
HONG KONG: Astronomers have discovered thousands of exoplanets in our galaxy, the Milky Way, using the Kepler satellite and many...
NASA astronaut Scott Kelly plans to spend 1 year in space
NEW YORK: It was shortly after dawn when Scott Kelly emerged from a van in a remote part of Kazakhstan...
Scientist’s consents with Albert Einstein’s theory of relativity using experimental proof based on ‘spacetime foam’
NEW YORK: Scientists have proved one of the basic assumptions of Albert Einstein’s general theory of relativity – the idea...
Science ship to set off from Hobart
MEXICO: THE Australian science agency's new research vessel is preparing to embark on her maiden expert voyage, carrying world-leading technology...
Mars one’s 100 finalists hoping to explore red planet
MEXICO: Laura Smith-Velazquez is a dreamer — and she has been dreaming of going to space since the first time...
Glowing mushrooms aren’t result of psychedelic reaction to fungus, researchers
WASHINGTON: Researchers believe that the glowing mushrooms that have been spotted all over the Internet and hallucinations alike are not...
Growth in Alternate energy department helps to fight against climate change
NEW DELHI: An accelerated growth in the development of alternate energy sources will better prepare India to brace against climate...
