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200,000 lives lost: Savage drought struck Syria nearly 1 decade ago due to climate change
HAIYA: Climate change probably caused the savage drought that struck Syria nearly a decade ago, writes Alex Kirby - and...
Female killer whales better leaders than male members of community
LONDON: According to a new study, female killer whales are better leaders than the male members of the community. They...
Researchers create remote controlled cockroaches
LONDON: The concept of human-controlled insects looks like a script from a Hollywood movie, but researchers from Texas University have...
Yale researchers map genetic “Dimmer” that shaped evolution of human brain
NEW YORK: The genetic mechanisms attributable to developmental changes responsible for advanced human cognition remain poorly understood. However, researchers from...
New Species ‘Living Dinosaur’ moth discovered in Australia 1st time since 1970s
PERTH: Researchers discovered a new family of primitive moths for the first time since the 1970s, and the elusive winged...
Australian astronomers capture rare sight of a star exploding four times
SYDNEY: Astronomers from Australia have captured the rare sight of a star exploding four different times, casting super images of...
Scientists determine weight of Sophie by using new 3D scanning technique
LONDON: Scientists, using a new 3-D scanning technique, have finally been able to make a reasonable estimate of the weight...
Heavy metal rain may explain Earth, moon differences
FRANCE: We already know that Earth’s formation would have been a rough time for the planet — asteroids and even...
Chinese government shuts down steel mills as production facilities failed to reduce carbon emissions
BEIJING: Chinese government has shut down steel mills after production facilities failed to adhere to environmental standards set in place...
2 new member of spiders’ family: Sparklemuffin & Skeletorus discovered in Australia
SYDNEY: If ever there was a spider that could be classified as "utterly charming", it's the peacock spider -- a...
How pipe shape cells in our retina filter incoming colours?
NEW YORK: Physicists have pinned down precisely how pipe-shaped cells in our retina filter the incoming colours. These cells, which...
Drinking few cups of coffee may help people avoid clogged arteries
LONDON: Drinking a few cups of coffee a day may help people avoid clogged arteries - a known risk factor...
Researchers to use remote controlled cockroaches to explore disaster regions
NEW YORK: The researchers of US are trying to use remote controlled cockroaches in order to explore dangerous disaster regions....
Scientists discover microorganisms of volume 0.009 cubic microns
LONDON: The researchers in an initial research have displayed a part of nitty-gritty microscopic pictures of the ultra-little microorganisms on...
Chinese scientists produce TB-resistant cows
BEIJING: Scientists in China have produced a herd of genetically engineered cows that are better able to ward off bovine...
Astronomers observe four images of a supernova
WASHINGTON: Astronomers have viewed four versions of a supernova. It was all happen as the gravity of a cluster of...
Lake Cachuma, water source for 220,000 people depletes day by day
NEW YORK: Lake Cachuma which is a source of drinking water for 220,000 people in southern Santa Barbara County is...
‘Extinct’ bird rediscovered in Myanmar after more than 73 years
NEW YORK: A bird that was long thought to have gone extinct has been rediscovered in Myanmar after a team...
NASA scientists reproduce building blocks of life non-biologically in lab
WASHINGTON: Scientists over at NASA’s Ames Research Center in Moffett Field, California have reproduced non-biologically the three basic components of...
Stuck in mud plankton reveals ancient ocean temperatures
MEXICO: Determining ancient ocean temperatures involves a lot of guess-work, but is necessary for understanding climate change trends that affect...
