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Scientists now abandoning their claim about early universe
NEW YORK: Scientists who made headlines last March by announcing that they'd found long-sought evidence about the early universe are...
Huge guinea pigs nasty nibble
MEXICO: Josephoartigasia monesi, which is closely related to modern guinea pigs, is thought to have weighed a metric tonne. Scientists...
55,000-year-old skull adds new insight to story of human evolution
HOLON: The discovery of part of an early human skull in Israel is shedding new light on the origins of...
Iran launches 4th satellite into space
ARAK: Iran launched its fourth satellite into space state IRIB TV reported. Equipped with GPS navigation system, the home-made satellite,...
New image of planetary Nebula NGC 3242 released by astronomers
HONG KONG: Using two orbiting space telescopes, astronomers have captured a striking new image of the nebula NGC 3242 It...
NASA’s Europa Mission to track down Life’s Niches
PARIS: Scientists at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, Calif., are excited to see a robotic mission concept Europa to...
Climate scientists warn water scarcity can lead to conflict between communities and nations
NEW DELHI: Climate scientists warned on Tuesday that water scarcity could lead to conflict between communities and nations as the...
Climate change skeptic causes stir with his about-face on environment
LONDON: A prominent climate change skeptic’s about-face on the subject is causing a stir in the world of environmental science....
China’s 74 major cities seen failing on air quality
BEIJING: Major Chinese cities seen failing on air worth including the capital Beijing could not meet basic standards last year,...
NASA launches new satellite to measure soil moisture
FRANCE: NASA successfully launched the Soil Moisture Active Passive observatory satellite at 6:22 a.m. PST Saturday from Vandenberg Air Force...
IYL 2015 ceremony enhances importance of optical techs
ISLAMABAD: The International Year of Light and Light-Based Technologies is a global initiative adopted by the United Nations to raise...
Health can be damaged by eating too much shark meat
WASHINGTON: A new study shows that excess eating of shark in fish and chips and other meals is not just...
Dark Matter Particles Can Be Much Lighter: Previously Proposed Reality
NEW YORK: A completely new type of fundamental particle may explain the mystery of 'dark matter', the missing material that...
Climate change, melting glaciers make Iceland spring upward like trampoline
EUROPE: Sea levels aren’t the only things rising due to climate change — swaths of land are too, including the nation of...
Amazing formation flying skills of migrating birds share hardship of being leader
HONG KONG: Amazing formation flying skills of migrating birds unraveled: 'V'shape and timing of flaps ensures flock is aerodynamic. Being...
Air quality in 66 of China’s 74 major cities
HONG KONG: Major Chinese cities seen failing on air worth including the capital Beijing, failed to meet basic standards last...
55,000-year-old human skull in Israel sheds new light on origins of man
HAIFA: The discovery of part of an early human skull in Israel is shedding new light on the origins of...
5 rocky planets found in Sun-like star Kepler 444 formed 11.2 billion years ago
LONDON: Astronomers have discovered that the sunlike star Kepler 444 has five rocky planets orbiting it in range from about...
Rare Goblin Shark: Living dinosaur fossil caught by Australian fishermen
LONDON: Australian fishermen off the coast of New South Wales were shocked when they hauled a goblin shark said to...
Random instabilities may have increased rate of global warming
MEXICO: It is true that there has been a warming hiatus and that the surface of the earth has warmed...
