SCIENCE

Earth is vulnerable to killer electrons looping around the planet that can cause destruction. However, scientists have discovered a protective shield placed above earth.

Scientists have discovered an invisible force field around the earth that protects it from the space shields in 'Star Trek'.

The peak of the Geminid Meteor Shower in 2014 would be on Dec 13 and 14, with Australians having the chance to see the shower of 30 to 40 meteors and hour. There would also be an occasional bright fireball that would light up the sky, said Perry Vlahos of the Astronomical Society of Victoria.

Two new species of dinosaurs were discovered by Dr Nick Longrich, from the Department of Biology and Biochemistry at the University of Bath.

A tandoori lamb chop was strapped to a GoPro and launched into space by a group of friends.

Extreme shrimp can tell the world about alien life.

Canada's East Coast is in for an onslaught of snow, ice and rain.

Chinese explorers discovered an ancient burial ground along a historical trade route.

These winds from "down under" either sound too loud or smell too much. Either way that these "careless whispers" escape through the anus, it's embarrassing to the source and cause of irritation to the recipient of the sound or smell.

The archaeological excavation led by Dr. Katerina Peristeri uncovers multicolored figures inside the 2,300 tomb.

Jackie, a "former NASA employee," claimed she had come across evidence of two humans walking across Mars in 1979.

A weak El Niño will have Canadians feel anew 2013's winter conditions, though possibly not as frigid.

SeaBed, an autonomous underwater vehicle, was used to measure the thickness of the sea ice in the Antarctic Sea.

A sword from the 12th century was found in 1975 and it is said that the sword could have belonged to Tsar Ivan the Terrible

Environmental authorities are still looking into the probable causes for deaths of sea animals along Peruvian coasts.

Last week, NASA put out a new video that showed the potential of Jupiter's moon as having an ocean beneath the outer "frozen shell."

Thousands in Ontario have no access to power supply following a deluge of strong winds.

World Bank’s latest assessment on climate change prompts world leaders to act more determinedly.

Japanese government plans to build 30 million humanoid robots to strengthen the workforce and to reclaim Japan’s supremacy in robotics technology.

There are things you don't know about sports drinks

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.