SCIENCE

The Aquarium of Paris came up with an innovative idea to get children to learn and preserve the environment. A project has been launched at the main aquarium in the capital city of France, wherein children and adults alike can get a close look at a living mermaid that swims right before their eyes.

Missed the first and second super moon sightings in 2014? Fret not, you still have another chance to see our nearest cosmic neighbor up close.

Two ancient mayan cities named Tamchen and Lagunita were discovered in the Mexico Jungle.

A two drug combination can help overweight people lose weight and curb obesity. It was revealed in a study conducted by researchers at the Austin Hospital in Melbourne, Australia.

NASA unravelled the mystery behind the strange figure.

A man who was fishing in the Adelaide River was taken by a crocodile, and the man's wife witnessed the shocking assault, Northern Territory Police confirmed.

Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority ( GBRMPA) conducted an assessment after 2009. It has brought up some serious concerns regarding the future of coral reef.

Scientists say seven microscopic grains of interstellar dust brought to Earth by NASA’s spacecraft Stardust appear to have originated from outside our solar system, the report was published in journal Science.

In the early 1900s, black holes were considered the celebrities of astronomy.

Astrophysicists said that following radio wave emissions may lead to discovery of hidden exomoons in future.

Two food bloggers, Ella Woodward and Saskia, shared health recipes specially packed with super green powder to help you loose weight.

The Moon was visible in the night sky closest to the Earth, and this happens once in 20 years. It is called the "Super Moon". The phenomenon which was the biggest of its kind took place in the month of July 2014. Stargazers were busy witnessing this rare sight, many taking photos and recording the spectacle. An amateur videographer captured the "Super Moon"; shockingly the footage also captured an object crossing the path of the Moon.

Researchers at the University of Tennessee had been studying Asteroid 1950 DA that could destroy the planet if it hits Earth. The chances of the space rock's collision with earth is one in 300, which is frightening. The scientists predict that the asteroid that is travelling at 14.5km (9 miles) per second may hit earth and wipe out human life on March 16, 2880

Motherhood is a great blessing but there are lot of risk factors associated with pregnancy. One such recent study concluded that women who lived close to the World Trade Center during 9/11 mostly gave birth of premature babies with low birth weight. But at the same time being a mother is something to celebrate. many celebrities posed nude during pregnancy on magazine covers to keep their memories alive forever.

Many Gmail and Facebook users have experienced problems logging on to their accounts over the weekend, probably caused by high Internet traffic on Saturdays and Sunday. However, one other possible cause behind the connectivity problems that netizens may have experienced are sharks biting underwater Internet cables, Google Product Manager Dan Belcher told Network World, a technology news site in the US. Google has footage showing the sharks chewing on the cables. A small bite by the deadly creat...

Canadian pop star Justin Bieber not only won't get back his pet monkey, Mally. He also has to pay the German government €8,000 for the care of the animal now living at a zoo in North Germany.

The death of 63-year-old Oscar-winning actor Robin Williams, who allegedly committed suicide in his California home Monday, has raised several questions on mental health and well being. Debates and theories about dealing with depression are being discussed since that is being cited as the main reason for Robin Williams’ suicide.

UFO watchers have gone in a state of frenzy over three latest videos filmed near ISS.

Digital literacy, which includes activities such as internet or web browsing, and emailing, can improve memory, revealed a study conducted by researchers at the Universidade do Sul de Santa Catarina in Brazil.

Scientists at the University of Southampton have created a molecule that causes cancer cells to self-destruct and die by injecting salt into them.

A review of local authorities' strategies to improve health and wellbeing in their local population has been found to be inadequate to fully address the impact of alcohol abuse in their community.

It has been observed that there is alarming rise in Mercury due to pollution which is affecting ocean water considerably.

A male and female crocodile pair that the Darwin Zoo imported from the Philippines had to be placed in separated cages after they had mated to prevent the two from tearing each other apart.

Soft drinks, fruit juice and other sports beverages with high levels of acid can lead to permanent tooth decay or tooth erosion, revealed a study conducted by the Craniofacial Biology Research Group at the University of Adelaide in Australia.

Cecilia Heyder, a housewife from Chile with breast cancer and lupus is the first person to be legally prescribed medical marijuana in Latin America.

Damages from the two hailstorms that hit north of Calgary could reach over $25 million, the Insurance Bureau of Canada said, with the agency describing the event as catastrophic.

Seven-month-old baby Gammy's Australian parents, David and Wendy Farnell, who are accused of abandoning him after discovering that he had Down syndrome, face the possibility of human trafficking charges in Thailand. Gammy was born through a Thai surrogacy deal to Thai mother Pattaramon Chanbua.

New study published by Temple University School of Medicine revealed an interesting method which permanently removes the HIV-1 genes for good in infected cells.

Cheap airline ticket prices, it seems, is what's keeping the global aviation industry to reduce its carbon emissions, a new research published by the University of Southampton said in the journal Atmospheric Environment.