SCIENCE

Our world is full of mysteries. Dream is one of the many unexplained activities of our brain. We all escape reality and drive to sleep making us unconscious.

A meteor apparently entered the Canada sky as several claimed that they witnessed a “flash of blue” and heard “a loud boom” in Ontario.

A rarely seen goblin shark was found in the Key West Coast of Florida by fishermen who took a picture of it before throwing it back to the sea because they fear its pre-historic look.

The first case of the Middle East Respiratory Syndrome virus was announced by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found in a man traveling from Riyadh, Saudi Arabia to Chicago via London.

A report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention claimed that many people are now infested with measles in the United Sates throughout the first four months of this year compared to the first four months of the past 18 years.

The 2014 Eta Aquarids meteor shower is set to illuminate the night sky with its peak on May 5 and 6. Sky watchers who want to observe the sky display outside can follow the given tips in best viewing the meteor shower while those who opt to watch in indoors can do it online.

Of all the continents in the world, it is Australia that had experienced more than its fair share of tsunamis, with most largely unreported, a new study has revealed.

Knowing death was imminent, one of the young passengers of the ill-fated sunken South Korean passenger ferry Sewol documented his final moments as the vessel started sinking. His video captured on his cellphone was released by his father to allow the world a glimpse of how they died.

Nutritionists and researchers after studying the health benefits of almonds will present new findings on eating this type of nut.

Siberian Tiger Hani, one of the two sisters in the Greater Vancouver Zoo, was found dead.

Just hours after President Xi Jinping wrapped up a four-day visit in the far-west minority region of Xinjiang, a set of explosives planted at Urumqi South Railway Station blasted off on Wednesday killing three people and injuring 79 others.

The cure or vaccine for the MERS-CoV virus (Middle East respiratory syndrome coronavirus) currently sweeping across the Middle East may already be near.

Another meteor shower display is set to grace the night skies following the 2014 Lyrids meteor shower last April. The 2014 Eta Aquarids meteor shower that comes out of the Aquarius constellation is already visible but the peak display is set to take play on Monday night, May 5.

New discovery has revealed how HIV spreads throughout the human body in relation to the levels cholesterol which may help experts in monitoring some patients.

Several cosmic threats surround the Earth in the solar system.

After witnessing a rare solar eclipse, we are now again going to see a real celestial rock of celestial views.

Popular Science Web site has previously published an article on developing addiction-proof painkillers.

The albacore tuna caught off the shores of Oregon and Washington have been found to have radiation levels from Japan's crippled Fukushima nuclear plant. But scientists said they are still safe to eat.

An unidentified witness captured images and a video of a UFO sighting over London, England last Monday afternoon, April 28. The object spotted has been described as weird and rotating as it flew over Islington, north London and the witness decided to share the images on Facebook under the name Mixtris UFO-images.

Australia and parts of Indonesia had a partial eclipse of the sun on Tuesday, April 29, 2014. Naturally not everyone was able to see it. Still good news for those who weren't able to see it, they can now be viewed in videos online.

Research suggests a miniscule arachnid native to southern California is the fastest land animal in the world based on body size. The predatory mite can move faster than the Australian tiger beetle and can overthrow the cheetah as the fastest animal on land.

On April 28, 2014 a massive tornado slammed the state of Arkansas. Mayflower and Vilonia were among the cities badly damaged.

From time to time, the International Space Station (ISS) becomes noticeable in the night sky.

U.S. federal health regulators have cleared a genetic test from Roche as a standalone screening option for cervical cancer.

The Queensland Government led by Environment Minister Andrew Powell has called for a boycott of all Ben and Jerry's ice cream products after the latter expressed support to the World Wildlife Fun for Nature (WWF's) campaign to save the Great Barrier Reef.

On Tuesday afternoon, April 29, the 2014 Solar Eclipse will be visible as a partial eclipse to the observers in Australia where they can see the Moon covering about 65% of the Sun’s disk without weather disturbances. Viewers who opt to experience the solar eclipse via live Webcasts will be able to do so with the two online sky watching groups.

Food markets around the world are being strongly advised to conduct the necessary preparations as the "boy child' weather phenomenon El Niño has been predicted to highly likely occur this year.

Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott has recently announced the search for the missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 has "entered a new phase," focusing on larger area of the ocean floor.

A new health-threatening virus has been spreading in the Middle East. In a recent report from the Huffington Post, the virus has already claimed 100 lives since its first occurrence in Egypt last week. Health experts say it could be far from being a worldwide epidemic, but the virus' alarming increase tells otherwise.