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SpaceX vows to send capsule to Mars by 2018
MIAMI: SpaceX chief Elon Musk announced Wednesday that he will send an unmanned spaceship to Mars as early as 2018,...
3D ‘brain dictionary’ to help decode our thoughts
LOS ANGELES: Scientists have developed a 3D 'brain dictionary' that may help decode our inner thoughts and give voice to...
Elon Musk plans mission to Mars as early as 2018
PERTH: Billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk has disclosed plans to send an unmanned capsule to Mars, perhaps as soon as 2018,...
UN puts on big to-do, amid tight security, to sign climate accord
NEW YORK: The United Nations threw a large and lavish party at its headquarters in New York on Earth Day,...
Einstein’s theory of relativity faces satellite test
CAYENNE: Einstein’s theory of general relativity is to be put to the test by a newly launched satellite in an...
Dundee University forensic science ranked ‘best in UK’
LONDON: Prof Sue Black heads the university's centre for anatomy and human identification Dundee University has been ranked the best...
Solar-powered plane lands in California after Pacific crossing
MOUNTAIN VIEW, US: Solar Impulse 2, an experimental plane flying around the world without consuming a drop of fuel, has...
Volunteers plan a second Earth Day in 2016
NEW YORK: The observance was created in 1970 by U.S. Sen. Gaylord Nelson as a way to force the protection...
China targets 2020 Mars mission launch
BEIJING: China plans to send a rover to Mars to explore the Red Planet, a top space official announced on...
Incredible breakthrough HAILED as scientists make first contact with another galaxy
IN a huge breakthrough for astrophysics, scientists believe that they have detected the first neutrino to have originated from outside...
Island states ready to move on climate deal
UNITED NATIONS: With their very existence under threat from climate change, the world’s island states come to the United Nations...
Climate change: Record 2016 heat streak ‘ominous’ sign of things to come
LONDON: Climate experts have warned that the planet’s record-breaking heat streak is likely to persist all through the summer after...
Paris climate deal on track for early start
PARIS: About 160 countries are expected to sign the Paris Agreement on climate change Friday in a symbolic triumph for...
Results Show Strong Demand For ARM Holdings plc’s Advanced Technology
Shares in ARM (LSE: ARM) are around 2% higher today after it reported an encouraging set of first quarter results....
Brexit could cost UK science millions in lost research funding, peers warn
Scientists in Britain could lose millions of pounds in research funds if the nation leaves the European Union, according to...
Possible light flash from black hole collision spotted
SALT LAKE CITY: When black holes collide, do they hide in the dark or emit flashes of light? That question...
Dinosaurs struggled to survive long before asteroid hit
MIAMI: Dinosaurs struggled to survive for tens of millions of years before they finally went extinct, an event widely blamed...
George Brandis says climate science not settled, but CSIRO should act as if it is
CANBERRA: The attorney general, George Brandis, has mounted a bizarre defence of the Turnbull government’s funding cuts to the CSIRO,...
Rising sea levels will reshape the world if we don’t act now
LONDON: The predictions only get worse. In 2007, a United Nations panel of scientists studying the rise of sea level...
Study: Dinosaurs were declining long before asteroid hit
CALIFORNIA: Dinosaurs were in decline long before an asteroid strike polished them off about 66 million years ago, a study...
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