SCIENCE

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Lavazza and Argotec have engineered a coffee machine that will provide astronauts in the International Space Station access to freshly brewed coffee.

A recent psychology research establishes the correlation of musical training and long-term memory advantages.

Scientists explain how agricultural production affects CO2 levels in the Northern Hemisphere.

Two movies---"Theory of Everything" based on Stephen Hawking's life and "Interstellar" based on his theories receive his appreciation.

An unusual feature was noticed in Mars again and this time, it is a skull with a skull bone that has caught the attention of the UFO enthusiasts.

Twelve-year-old Russian Nikolai Kryaglyachenko has a magnetic personality. Not the type that attracts the beautiful Russian women, but an ability to draw metallic objects to his body because of an accidental electrocution accident recently.

A study done by Nice de Bruyn and his team found that seals attempted to force themselves on king penguins.

A study by scientists and researchers from Canada and the United States found that, from 2004 to 2006, the survival rates of polar bear was low.

New York residents have been warned to brace for more snow this weekend.

Climatologist John L. Casey's new book counters the global warming theorists and predicts a severe, 30-year-old cold spell due to solar hibernation.

More than 50 percent of US was covered in snow on Nov. 17 and it is the first time that it has happened since they began estimating snow cover in 2008.

The Pacific bluefish tuna, Chinese cobra and the Australian black grass-dart butterfly are on the "red list" of the threatened species of the IUCN.

Technology investors and state-owned corporation have donated resources to schools to support integration of computer studies in all academic curricula.

Ever since MH370 went missing, several books on the subject claim to provide an answer to the mystery. So does this new book as per its description. But the author disagrees.

An object that looked like a flying disk was observed in Victoria on Novermber 12 by YouTube user "Scott Mcmahon."

A Website claims NASA photos showing fish fossil is an evidence of existence of life on Mars. However, another website claims it to be a fake report.

Environment Minister Rob Stokes announced a ban of smoking in national parks, picnic areas and other areas of New South Wales.

Storms in Uranus have taken the scientists by surprise as the predictions they had made showed that the activity in Uranus should have faded away.

New Zealand's been stricken by a 6.7 magnitude earthquake on Monday, but authorities assured no tsunami will happen after it.

The debris of a rocket used to launch a weather satellite in Russia could have landed in Queensland.

Sky watchers can observe the 2014 Leonid meteor shower either on a dark and remote location or indoors during its peak on Tuesday, Nov. 18. Weather disturbances or light pollution can hinder the meteor shower peak but the viewers can still experience the sky display through two online viewing courtesy of NASA and Slooh.

In addition to the island found on Ligeia Mare in 2013, two other islands were seen on Kraken Mare on Saturn's moon, Titan.

While exploring Google Mars, an avid astronomer came across an image of a smiling face.

Biotechnology may have laid down the foundation for a system in which ordinary people can use mind control to direct biological processes. Indeed, researchers have created a method that uses one's thoughts to control genes. Interestingly, the idea for this attempt was influenced by a mind game using a player's brainwaves.

A UFO was seen over the Laguna Verde Nuclear Power Station in Mexico.

Newly discovered photos on NASA's website, suggests life might be possible on the surface of mars. Curiosity Rover captures a moving orb of light.

This was the first time the Philae probe soft-landed on the surface of Comet 67P.

Scientists from Johns Hopkins University and the University of Nebraska have found a virus that they feel can affect behaviour and thinking.