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Dark matter is creating waves at the edge of Milky Way

New research shows that dark matter could be creating waves at the outer edges of the Milky Way.

Scientists use copper technique to uncover French queen Marie Antoinette's torrid love affair

A Woman Dressed As Marie Antoinette From The Video Game 'Assassin's Creed: Unity' Promotes The Game In The Ubisoft Booth At The 2014 Electronic Entertainment Expo, Known As E3, In Los Angeles

Scientists have used the copper technique to find secret passages in Marie Antoinette’s letters to prove that she had a torrid love affair with Axel de Fersen.

Human body expands to include partner’s body in a tango dance, suggests study

Gay rights activists dance under a rainbow flag during a Pride march in Belgrade, September 28, 2014. Gay rights activists in Serbia held their first Pride march in four years on Sunday, walking through Belgrade streets emptied of traffic and pedestrians

There is a scientific basis behind the body of one person appearing to become an extension of another in a tango dance.

Clinical lead Doctor Al Story points to an x-ray showing a pair of lungs infected with tuberculosis during an interview with Reuters on board the mobile X-ray unit screening for TB in Ladbroke Grove in London, January 27, 2014.

Implanted coils can cure a few types of lung diseases, reveals new study

Inserting small metal alloy coils into the lungs can cure some forms of lung diseases, suggests a new study.

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PS4 News: PS4 3.15 Update already out, Sony announces up to 75 percent discounts on games with Essentials Sale

PS4 players can expect a new update for improved performance and a new PlayStation sale to welcome the year.

‘Super Smash Bros’ Genesis 3 event to be supported by Nintendo America, game wins People’s Choice Awards 2016

Competitive players of “Super Smash Bros” will be happy to know that Nintendo of America is backing Genesis 3 event.

Smart Insulin, A New Solution For Diabetes

Low stress resistance at 18 increases risk of type 2 diabetes by 50%

Experts believe that men with low resistance to stress at age 18 years are more prone to develop type 2 diabetes.

Hyperactive immune system at birth causes food allergy, according to research

Scientists claim that food allergy is linked to hyperactive immunity.

PlayStation VR games players should look out for in 2016

Sony exec suggests that more than 100 PlayStation VR games will be available in 2016 and beyond.

‘Destiny’ Nightfall plagued with bug as new event teases possible Mercury event dubbed Days of the Dawning

“Destiny” Nightfall players will see a big issue that Bungie has yet to deliver a fix for.

UK’s Alton Towers theme park to offer 'Galactica,' world’s first VR roller coaster ride

Many theme parks around the world are ready to welcome virtual reality experience with VR roller coasters and more.

Xbox One gamer’s dad disheartened by shocking US$8,800 bill from Microsoft

Lance Perkins from Ontario received a US$8,800 bill due to the Xbox in-game purchases made by his son through his credit card.

‘No Man’s Sky,’ ‘The Last Guardian’ and other delayed games coming in 2016

Many delayed games are finally releasing in 2016, which include “No Man’s Sky”, “Tom Clancy’s The Division,” and many other titles.

Normal childbirth and breast milk encourages growth of immunity-boosting gut bacteria

The birth delivery mode and feeding method could impact long-term health in infants.

Painkiller Diclofenac may become the future cancer killer

Scientists have found significant anti-cancer properties in the popular painkiller Diclofenac.

A single water pipe smoking session delivers 25 times the tar of a single cigarette

Scientists found that hookah tobacco smoking, also known as pneumatic water pipe, gives off more toxicants than a regular cigarette.

Independent study says ISIS may be experimenting with chemical weapons for attacks on confined spaces

An ex-FBI official has warned that ISIS could be experimenting with chemical weapons for use in confined spaces such as shopping malls and movie theatres.

Huge icebergs pull CO2 from the atmosphere, slowing down climate change

A new research shows that melting giant icebergs, which are indicators of global warming, are actually slowing down climate change.

New research links common heartburn drugs and kidney damage

The proton pump inhibitors commonly used to treat heartburn may lead to long-term kidney damage, according to a new study.

Life on Earth made possible by giant planets like Jupiter and Saturn

Life on the Earth is possible only because the giant Jupiter and Saturn planets helped stabilise the solar system, suggest new simulations.

Google Doodle: 5 things to know about French author Charles Perrault

Artist Sophie Diao created the Google Doodle for the 388th birthday celebration of French author Charles Perrault.

Dementia is now a top killer disease in Australia

Hormones dictate why men and women respond differently to chronic stress

A new scientific research has found a common stress hormone responsible for women’s inability to cope with chronic stress.

‘The Sims 4’ Movie Hangout Stuff DLC already out, brings movie experiences and new movie posters

“The Sims 4” players can expect a new expansion coming, this time bringing in some more movie experiences for the Sims.

Nintendo celebrates the 20th anniversary of 'Pokemon' with new 3DS and 2DS bundles in February

The bundles will come with the classic "Pokemon" games from the 1990's but with online support.

Muslim man blocked from signing up for a video game because his name is similar to a terrorist

Epic Games used a Treasury sanctions list mistakenly and a Muslim American professor was blocked from signing up to play “Paragon” video game.

'Winds of Winter' release date delay: Diana Gabaldon takes a dig at George R.R. Martin

Diana Gabaldon’s travels don’t affect her writing, the author said in a recent interview.

Bacterial infection Meliodosis’ antibiotic resistance keep experts worried, no treatment yet for rapidly spreading virus Zika

While bacterial infection Meliodosis has shown resistance towards a wide range of antibiotics, researchers have not yet found any virus Zika treatment.

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