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NASA’s Curiosity Mars rover set to drill into crystal-rich rock on Red planet
KAZAN: NASA's Curiosity Mars rover is all set to drill into a crystal-rich rock on the Red planet to discover...
Scientists finally spell out puzzle of Zebra stripes
AFRICA: All three species of zebra have bold stripes in comparison to other African grazers like buffalo and antelope. This...
SpaceX extension considered major benefit for Washington
BRENT: SpaceX founder Elon Musk is probable to host a reception for Washington's aerospace elite on Friday to start tapping...
Human language may have evolved to help toolmakers, scientists
LONDON: Research by the University of Liverpool has found that the same brain activity is used for language production and...
Curiosity start drilling operations on bedrock at base of Mount Sharp
LONDON: On Sol 867 of its mission, Curiosity start drilling operations on a slab of bedrock at the base of...
Space station crew safe after fears of ammonia leak
NEW YORK: The crew of the International Space Station is safe after what may have been a false sensor alarm...
Study shows millions of Australia’s migratory shorebirds at risk
WASHINGTON: According to Australian researcher, the survival of millions of Australia's migratory shorebirds is being placed in jeopardy because of...
Curiosity photos don’t support theory of life on Mars
PARIS: NASA has recently said it’s far fetched that Curiosity snapped pictures demonstrating Martian structures of life inception. After another...
NASA’s Opportunity rover clicks attractive view of Martian landscape
HARROW: NASA's Opportunity rover has clicked an attractive view of the Martian landscape from a perch on the edge of...
Scientists identify giant prehistoric reptile patrolled waters off Scotland 170 million years ago
AFRICA: A giant prehistoric reptile that patrolled the waters off Scotland 170 million years ago has been identified by scientists,...
Free-swimming oceanic shark giving birth first time captured on camera
FRANCE: Marine biologists working off the coast of the Philippines have captured an image of an incredibly elusive sight —...
NASA conducts first rocket engine test for new Space launch system
MASCOW: The evidence shows that the National Aeronautics and Space Administration is gearing up for the future, the US space...
Elon Musk, Stephen Hawking warn of dangerous artificial intelligence
NEW YORK: Hundreds of important scientists and technologists have joined Stephen Hawking and Elon Musk in warning of the probable...
NASA VolcanoBot 1 dives into old lava crater
MEXICO: Researchers at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California, have invented a robot that will be able to dive...
Massive volcanic eruptions might eject more atmosphere-cooling gas into Earth’s upper atmosphere
LONDON: Massive volcanic eruptions might eject more of an atmosphere-cooling gas into Earth’s upper atmosphere than previously thought, potentially contributing...
‘Leap second’ on June 30 may cause computer system problems
HONG KONG: This year, June 30 will be one whole second longer, and computers may get confused and wreak havoc...
2014 remains hottest year since 1880: World Meteorological Organisation
HARROW: Recently ended year was one of the hottest on record. NSW was the one hottest land, Victoria on second...
British scientists start mission to save chocolate
LONDON: British scientists are at the forefront of scientific breakthroughs like keeping chocolate on hobnobs and designing a Harry Potter-style...
Microfiber plastic pollution choking Great Lakes: Study
EALING: Scientists released an alarming report confirming the Great Lakes is being infested by synthetic microfibers that originate from clothing,...
New Horizons probe: NASA to approach ‘plutoid’ carrying ashes of Clyde Tombaugh
VANCOUVER: NASA’s new horizons probe will arrive at the dwarf-planet carrying the astrophysicist’s ashes of Clyde Tombaugh – its discoverer...
