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Not only will climate change affect the temperaments of weather patterns, it elevates sea levels and hampers crop production, the rising levels of carbon dioxide are also bound to affect the nutritional value and content of basic foods.

East Antarctica, largely receiving small attention before, has now become the focus of a study where if it succumbs to global warming and melts could push sea levels to rise by 10-13 feet high, enough to drown coastal cities from Tokyo to Mumbai to New York.

A powerful earthquake that measured 6.4 magnitude hit Mexico on Thursday. It was so strong that it sent office workers scrambling outside of their buildings and destroyed a bridge in the south.

Colin Pillinger, the British planetary scientist who was best known for the Beagle 2 Mars mission in 2003, passed away at 70.

An unidentified flying object has reportedly attacked a Taliban camp.

While the big bang theory mentioned about the sun bursting into pieces with one enormous thud, NASA's recent satellite video of the huge explosion on the sun's surface revealed that the sun is just dancing and twisting as it should be. The amazing video was recorded using the state-of-the-art instruments aboard the NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO).

Recently, "WATERisLife" foundation, and researchers from Carnegie Mellon at the University of Virginia invented the first ever water filtration system that comes in the form of a book, called the "Drinkable Book." The "Book" aims to solve the problem of contaminated drinking water that causes diseases in impoverished areas around the globe.

Experts from the Bureau of Meteorology has raised the El Niño-Southern Oscillation tracker to heightened alert level indicating there is 70 percent probability of El Niño occurrence starting by early July.

Australia's weather bureau has issued an alert for a "strong" El Niño in July. Climate researchers have been seeing the start of what is described as the "most powerful El Niño" event since 1997 and 1998. What happens in an El Niño?

A new meteor shower is anticipated to put on a sky display after the 2014 Eta Aquarids meteor shower peak last May 5 and 6. Astronomers claimed that Earth should be plowing through the Comet 209P/LINEAR debris and the new meteor storm from the comet illuminate the night skies on May 23 and 24.

From mere speculation, Australia's Bureau of Meteorology has confirmed the high probability of an emerging El Niño at 70 per cent and that it will begin to be felt as early as July.

Chinese terrorist attacks are getting rampant.

At least four more officials of the sunken South Ferry passenger ferry Sewol have been arrested on charges of overloading the ship with cargo. Retrieval operations, meantime, continued even as divers rallied on despite the death of a civilian colleague.

In May, 2014 skywatchers can take a view of the ringed planet Saturn. In one of the most spectacular astronomical events of May, 2014, planet Saturn will come closest to the Earth.

NASA scientists have recently announced the largest moon in outer space may have ice and liquid oceans "stacked up" in several layers like the popular club sandwich and apparently can support life.

Climate scientists have detected a spike in sea temperatures in the Pacific Ocean. The sudden rise in temperature has sparked fears of an incoming "strong El Niño" event. El Niño is a phenomenon that affects wind patterns and can cause both drought and floods. Although previous research has claimed that extreme El Niño events might happen later in 2014 but according to experts, the recent spike in temperature hints that the El Niño phenomenon will be more likely to be "significant" t...

After a 6.3-magnitude earthquake struck northern Thailand's Chiang Rai Province on Monday evening, one person died and at least 23 others were reportedly injured.

The search for an everlasting youthfulness may be found in the mice's blood and not from humans yet.

A brutal attack has reportedly turned a man into a math genius. He now sees the world through geometry.

A powerful 6.0 magnitude earthquake shook Japan's capital city, Tokyo on Monday, injuring 17 people and causing delays in the city's railway systems. Despite the magnitude, no tsunami alert was raised.

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.