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World’s largest atom-smasher can help physicists understand mysterious dark matter in universe
NEW YORK: The world's largest atom-smasher could help physicists understand mysterious dark matter in the universe, and later this year...
NASA’s Chandra X-Ray Observatory captures aftermath of thermonuclear explosion of white dwarf star
MEXICO: NASA’s Chandra X-Ray Observatory snapped this image of the aftermath of a thermonuclear explosion of a white dwarf star....
Rare beaked whale washes up dead on north coast beach
PARIS: A rare whale has been found washed up on the state's far north coast. The Gray's Beaked whale was...
Mars One project to create first human settlement in 2024 : Red planet one step nearer for Perth man
WASHINGTON: The distance between Mars and the West Australian city of Perth is slightly closer for one man after being...
Researchers predict decades-long mega-drought in American Southwest and Great Plains later
MEXICO: Global warming will bring the risk of a decades-long mega-drought in the American Southwest and Great Plains during the...
Large Hadron Collider likely to discover new particle more interesting than Higgs boson
FRANCE: According to statement of a leading researcher at Large Hadron Collider, this year it might be possible that a...
Researchers send signals to search for extraterrestrial life
BRENT: Earth beams out greetings into the cosmos, only for war-like or exploitative aliens to follow the signal home and...
Pakistan’s most cultivable land can turn barren due to rising mercury in region
KARACHI: The meteorological department’s chief meteorologist, Dr Ghulam Rasool, said the changing rainfall patterns, rapid melting of glaciers and increasingly...
Nearly 8 million metric tonnes of plastic pollution enters oceans annually
BRENT: Humans have long been disposing of waste into the ocean, which in turn, negatively affects marine life and the...
Researchers take live bacteria images using X-ray laser
TORONTO: Researchers have taken live bacteria images using X-ray laser. This technique allows scientists to view inside the microbial organisms....
IXV space craft completes 20,000 miles journey, aims to reuse space vehicles for future
NEW YORK: Back on Earth after a whirlwind journey 20,000 miles around the world, an experimental re-entry demonstrator is on...
Interstellar’s black hole code leads to real science
HONG KONG: "Interstellar" may have shown moviegoers an accurate view of what it is like to be near a black...
Extraterrestrial research experts say its best time to contact intelligent life on alien worlds
WASHINGTON: Leading figures behind the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (Seti), which has been using radio telescope to detect unnatural signals...
Bass Rock world’s largest colony of Northern gannets have 150,000 birds
FRANCE: According to recent reports, the Bass Rock population in the Firth of Forth is now the earth’s largest colony...
Saturn’s largest moon: An amazing new method to look at Titan
NEW YORK: Titan is by far Saturn’s largest moon and the second-largest satellite in the solar system. It’s also the...
New baby orca whale calf J-51 swims with J-19
PARIS: In this Feb photo provided by the Center for Whale Research, a new baby orca whale calf known as...
160m yrs old fossils of 2 ancient mammals found in China
HONG KONG: Scientists from the Beijing Museum of Natural History and the University of Chicago recently discovered two ancient mammals...
Scientists to study Galapagos finches for follow-up on Darwin research
EALING: In an effort to fill in the blanks of Charles Darwin’s famous research into the evolution of Galapagos finches,...
US coast guard races to free ice bound Australian ship
SYDENY: A US icebreaker raced to rescue an Australian fishing vessel with 27 people on board stuck in the Antarctic ice,...
Scientists kick robot much like a dog
WASHINGTON: When Boston Dynamics engineers kick a robot, you feel like they're kicking man's best friend. It's all in the...
