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Single ants die young and hungry
MEXICO: Lab colonies of worker ants were studied under four scenarios -- single ants, groups of two, ten, and single...
Quantum entanglement now squeezed onto a chip
NEW YORK: The lure of quantum entangled computing is strong, as it can provide a means of impenetrable encryption—but the...
Nuclear pasta may offer insight into strange world of neutron stars
LONDON: New research suggests that nuclear pasta possibly plays a role in a neutron star's conductivity, which causes the degrading...
Many astronomical events to keep sky-gazers busy in Feb
BRENT: Many astronomical events will keep sky-gazers busy in the evenings during February. Jupiter is the biggest planet of the...
Most Republicans support Presidential Climate Action, survey shows
LONDON: According to a new poll of American voters, republicans support climate actions taken by President Obama Stanford University, environmental...
Scientists trial new system to find planes & ships lost at sea
HONG KONG: The search for the Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 is perfect proof of the difficulties of locating objects at...
Sea species, 1 in 4, at risk of extinction, new study finds
WASHINGTON: Researchers from the University of Sheffield, however, are arguing that conservation efforts are more focused on species on land...
Taj Mahal gardens found to align with Solstice Sun
DELHI: One of the seven wonders of the world, India's Taj Mahal, just got a little more interesting after a...
Melting Glaciers causing Iceland to rise at alarming pace
FRANCE: Researchers at the University of Arizona conducted a study that revealed that Iceland is melting too fast, according to...
Icebergs could be identified from their acoustic signatures
HONG KONG: Researchers from universities in the US, UK and Poland however found that different types of icebergs could be...
Hypothetical particle can find mystery of universe’s dark matter
LONDON: Dark matter reveals itself in the way its gravity affects stars and galaxies, but has never been directly observed....
Horse shaped UFO spotted over Mexico volcano
WASHINGTON: UFO sightings around Mexico, Argentina and Houston are creating a lot of buzz on the internet. An object which...
First edition of ‘On the Origin of Species’ sells for £26,000 in London
LONDON: A rare first edition of Charles Darwin's “On the Origin of Species” has sold for a whopping £26,000 at...
Hand of God’s image captured by ESA’s large Telescope
MEXICO: Scientists are static with the new picture captured by the European Southern Observatory’s “Very Large Telescope”. It captured an...
Robot learns to cook by watching YouTube
PARIS: A new research from the University of Maryland involving the use of visual stimulus to train robots has resulted...
Compound in eggs can make people more charitable, Scientists discover
LONDON: Researchers have long known that eggs are brimming with protein and essential amino acids and provide us with every...
City areas magnify global warming impacts
HONG KONG: The world's urban areas have experienced significant increases in heat waves over the past 40 years, according to...
Scientists using satellite imagery to significantly improve chances of locating ships and planes
MEXICO: A space scientist at the University of Leicester, in collaboration with the New Zealand Defence Technology Agency and DMC...
Inmarsat’s second global Xpress satellite launched
NEW YORK: Inmarsat has successfully launched the second of its next-generation satellites which provide superfast broadband connections. The company said...
European Space Agency finds how Philae lander dispatched to Comet 67P/Churyumov–Gerasimenko came to rest
HONG KONG: The European Space Agency has released a picture it says clue at where the Philae lander dispatched to...
