Quantum entanglement possible between multiple particles, shows new research
A new research that shows that more than two particles can also get entangled at the same time.
Aussie labs experiment on live dogs, kill 100
An increasing number of Australian science laboratories are using live dogs for experiments and are even killing many of these animals later.
Researchers develop open-source 3D software to track brain development of the embryo
An Indian-origin scientist has developed an open-source 3D software that can track the brain development of an embryo.
Worldwide water consumption is 18 percent higher than thought
Scientists say that the current rate of water consumption is not sustainable.
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Cosmic bursts may be a call from another galaxy
Cosmic signals are believed to be the latest sign of communication from neighbouring galaxies.
RENU RANGELA Dec 03, 2015
The richest people produce half of the world’s carbon emissions
The world’s 10 percent of richest people produce half of the greenhouse gas emissions, while the poorest half contribute a mere 10 percent.
Donald Acosta Dec 03, 2015
Mark Zuckerberg, Bill Gates step in to help governments tackle climate change
Mark Zuckerberg and Bill Gates have launched a new group that will help mobilise investment in transformative energy solutions and compensate for the insufficient global funding for tackling climate change.
Tess Green Dec 03, 2015
Male and female brain differences are gender-related, scientists prove there’s no such thing as male and female brain
Even after detailed brain scans of 1400 men and women, scientists failed to find patterns that would differentiate male brain from female brain.
Ritwik Roy Dec 03, 2015
Daintree Rainforest weed hunt unearths rare Tonsil Orchid and Mossman tree snail in Queensland, Australia
The Tonsil Orchid has avoided human eye for more than 30 years while the rare tree snail has never been collected live before.
Ritwik Roy Dec 02, 2015
Bananas are on the brink of extinction due to Panama disease
Panama disease will be the cause of banana’s extinction, according to a study published in PLOS Pathogen.
Donald Acosta Dec 02, 2015
Worms show how to remain young longer
Scientists have found a way to prolong youth, through studies on roundworms.
RENU RANGELA Dec 02, 2015
Climate change according to Phillip Mills: How your workout and low carb all organic diet is saving the planet
Les Mills' CEO weighs in on the climate change debate with his theory of "globesity."
Themistocles Stavrou Dec 02, 2015
Beijing suffers from its worst smog in 2015
Authorities have issued an orange level alert in Beijing, the worst smog level recorded in the city this year.
Donald Acosta Dec 02, 2015
Japanese scientists invent holograms that can be manipulated by hand
Japanese scientists in Utsunomiya University Center for Optical Research and Education have created touchable holograms.
Donald Acosta Dec 01, 2015
Malcolm Turnbull rejects fossil fuel agreement
The Australian prime minister did not sign the fossil fuel agreement at the Paris climate summit.
Donald Acosta Dec 01, 2015
No room for renegotiation on carbon emissions target announced by Australia at the Paris talks: Julie Bishop
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has reinstated emission cuts of 26 to 28 percent by 2030 at the Paris conference on climate change.
Debleena Sarkar Dec 01, 2015
Australia criticises Japan’s decision to start whaling next year
Japan’s decision to start whaling early next year has been condemned by Australia and other nations although Japan is defending itself saying its revised whaling programme is scientific.
Ritwik Roy Nov 30, 2015
Severe thunderstorm warning issued for Southeast Queensland
The Bureau of Meteorology has asked people not to use the telephone during a thunderstorm.
Sounak Mukhopadhyay Nov 30, 2015
Scientists create foam made of gold
A team of scientists from ETH Zürich turns gold into foam.
Donald Acosta Nov 30, 2015
COP21: World Climate Change Conference 2015 begins with 95% of 183 countries submitting plans to limit global warming 2.7-3.5 degrees Celsius
The real hard work starts at COP21 as delegates agree to emission reduction target to limit global warming.
Vittorio Hernandez Nov 30, 2015
Silicon Valley thinkers bank on LSD micro-doses to get more productive
Taking 10 micrograms of the drug LSD every fourth day before starting work helps in out-of-the-box thinking, says American psychologist and writer James Fadiman.
Ritwik Roy Nov 29, 2015
World Meteorological Organisation declares 2015 as the hottest year on record
Scientists at World Meteorological Organisation say that 2015 is likely to be the hottest year ever and have urged world leaders to take immediate action post Paris climate change meet.
Ritwik Roy Nov 28, 2015
ISS astronauts celebrate Thanksgiving in outer space
Astronauts Scott Kelly and Kjell Lindgren show viewers how they celebrate Thanksgiving in space.
Donald Acosta Nov 27, 2015
NASA claims Antarctic has been cooling despite global warming
NASA says that the temperature in the Antarctic region has been decreasing.
Donald Acosta Nov 27, 2015
Mars moon Phobos slowly being killed by its own planet, Twitter users react [Watch Video]
Mars’ biggest moon Phobos has already started fall apart due to gravity and will eventually blow itself to debris encircling the parent planet like a Saturn ring.
Ritwik Roy Nov 27, 2015
Flatworms grow heads and brains of other species
Scientists at Tufts University in Medford, Massachusetts, made one species of flatworm grow the head and brain of another.
Donald Acosta Nov 26, 2015
Jeff Bezos owned ‘Blue Origin’ is one step closer to space tourism [Watch Video]
Thrill-seekers can have an out-of-the-world experience of space travel in two years as Jeff Bezos successfully tests its unmanned passenger rocket “New Shephard.”
Ritwik Roy Nov 26, 2015
Pseudo-scientists don’t like Einstein’s ‘Theory of Relativity’ as it’s unlike everyday experiences
Pseudo-scientists may not like Albert Einstein’s “General Theory of Relativity” for not being related to everyday life but his genius is being celebrated world over.
Ritwik Roy Nov 25, 2015
HSI claims that smart drum lines will destroy marine life
Humane Society International (HSI) opposes the government’s decision to implement harmful smart drum lines.
Donald Acosta Nov 25, 2015
SpaceX will bring NASA astronauts to the International Space Station
SpaceX has secured its first crewed mission to ISS, the second of four guaranteed orders, under CCtCap contract with NASA.
Donald Acosta Nov 25, 2015
Scientists discover new species of early anthropoid primate in Libya
A new species of anthropoid primate dubbed Apidium zuetina has been found in Libya by a team of scientists led by Kansas University.
Donald Acosta Nov 25, 2015
More than half of world’s primates face extinction
Experts warn that more than half of the world’s primates are on the brink of extinction as a result of an extensive habitat loss.
Donald Acosta Nov 25, 2015
NASA admits unpreparedness for manned mission to Mars
NASA cannot handle long-term space explorations and possible manned mission to Mars due to its lack of countermeasures to combat possible problems.
Donald Acosta Nov 24, 2015
Drought relief assistance for South Australian farmers promised by SA agriculture minister Leon Bignell
South Australian Agriculture Minister Leon Bignell held a meeting with state government officials and 50 farmers to discuss possible ways to deal with the droughts.
Debleena Sarkar Nov 24, 2015
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