Science & Health

Oldest bread ever baked predates human farming by 4,000 years

This finding suggests that farming itself might have come from the drive to get better ingredients so that bread and cooking, in general, could be better.

Jul 18, 2018

Are we a product of free will? Physicists believe that it does not even exist

In a mechanised universe, free will cannot, by design exist, in a chaotic universe, free will is nothing more than an illusion, then who controls it all?

Jul 18, 2018

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Air pollution is good, smog can do wonders for the planet − that's a govt-funded study from China

The dreaded Beijing smog helps plants grow and thrive better, a new study says. It even claims that the fight against pollution can have an adverse impact on the efforts to control climate change.

Jul 18, 2018

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Bengaluru metro expansion: Over 400 trees in danger; forest dept to translocate younger trees to parks

The forest department says that there are around 1,250 trees on the Silk Board and KR Puram stretch, but most are too small. Around 500 trees, which will hamper construction are the cause of concern for officials.

Jul 18, 2018

Bigg Boss Malayalam update: Ranjini Haridas engages in ugly fight with Pearle Maaney

During the July 17 episode of Bigg Boss Malayalam, Pearle Maaney cried a lot, while Ranjini Haridas shouted at everyone for their sympathetic attitude towards Pearle

Jul 18, 2018

Bacteria modified to create fertiliser out of thin air could reduce farmers' dependence on chemicals

Researchers say that if the study is "a success, it will be a significant change in agriculture." An estimated 800 million subsistence farmers will likely benefit from the new research.

Jul 18, 2018

SpaceX's rocket fairing-catching boat Mr. Steven just got a major upgrade

The new net is about 4 times the size of the previous one and is nearly an acre in size. The ship is classified as a "fast supply vessel" one that is rated to carry about 400 tonnes of cargo at speeds that exceed 43 kmh.

Jul 18, 2018

Playing hard to get something? No, it won't work, says this new study

In fact, it is found to push the potential partner further away. The certainty that comes with knowing where one stands with the other person makes a major difference in the way a person feels desire, sexual or otherwise.

Jul 18, 2018

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Indonesian authorities burn carcasses of hundreds of crocodiles

Indonesian authorities have burned the carcasses of nearly 300 crocodiles slaughtered by villagers retaliating for the death of a man attacked by a reptile from a breeding farm, a government official said on Tuesday.

Jul 18, 2018

Every single dot of light in this picture is an entire galaxy

Prepare to feel very, very small.

Jul 17, 2018

Are genetically modified babies morally right? UK thinks so

Genome editing techniques such as such as CRISPR/Cas9 enable the deliberate alteration of a targeted DNA sequence in a living cell.

Jul 17, 2018

Astronomers stumble upon 12 new Moons orbiting Jupiter while looking for Planet X

This discovery was made while on the lookout for massive, distant solar system objects far beyond Pluto.

Jul 17, 2018

Are we sitting on a gold mine? No, it's a gigantic diamond mine 120-km below us

We are sitting on top of a 1,000 trillion tonnes of diamond buried 120-km below the Earth, but it is out of reach to humans.

Jul 17, 2018

Will teenager Alyssa Carson become the first citizen of Mars?

Alyssa Carson, 17, has already visited the space camp at Turkey in Canada and Huntsville in Missouri, 18 times over the last 10 years and now she is preparing for her 19th visit

Jul 17, 2018

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UN partners with Google, adopts high-tech approach to map environmental impact

The United Nations Environmental Programme announced a new partnership with Google to use cloud computing and mapping to track the impacts of human activity on global ecosystems.

Jul 17, 2018

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Science & Health

Oldest bread ever baked predates human farming by 4,000 years

Are we a product of free will? Physicists believe that it does not even exist

Air pollution is good, smog can do wonders for the planet − that's a govt-funded study from China

Bengaluru metro expansion: Over 400 trees in danger; forest dept to translocate younger trees to parks

Bigg Boss Malayalam update: Ranjini Haridas engages in ugly fight with Pearle Maaney

Bacteria modified to create fertiliser out of thin air could reduce farmers' dependence on chemicals

SpaceX's rocket fairing-catching boat Mr. Steven just got a major upgrade

Playing hard to get something? No, it won't work, says this new study

Indonesian authorities burn carcasses of hundreds of crocodiles

Every single dot of light in this picture is an entire galaxy

Are genetically modified babies morally right? UK thinks so

Astronomers stumble upon 12 new Moons orbiting Jupiter while looking for Planet X

Are we sitting on a gold mine? No, it's a gigantic diamond mine 120-km below us

Will teenager Alyssa Carson become the first citizen of Mars?

UN partners with Google, adopts high-tech approach to map environmental impact

Delhi riots: Swara Bhasker, Kangana Ranaut, other Bollywood celebs condemn violence [Reactions]

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