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NASA

NASA spots perfectly rectangular icebergs in Antarctica

"I've not really seen one before with two corners at such right angles like this one had," said IceBridge senior support scientist Jeremy Harbeck. Oct 25, 2018
Supermoon 2018

Why October month's full moon is called Hunter's Moon, not by colour?

Every full moon has a different name and many of these names date back to hundreds of years when the Native Americans had come up with them Oct 25, 2018
Karnataka: Flame and lava arise in the agricultural land of Chitradurga

Flame and 'lava flow' create panic in drought-hit village in Karnataka's Chitradurga

Drought-hit village in Chitradurga district of Karnataka witness flame and molten lava emerging from earth's surface melting an electric pole, left the villagers sleepless and scared. Oct 25, 2018
Diwali

SC refuses blanket ban on firecrackers ahead of Diwali; fixes time slots for fireworks in Delhi

People can no longer buy crackers via online portals and e-commerce sites. Oct 23, 2018
Hurricane Willa

'Extremely dangerous' hurricane Willa nearing Mexico's Pacific coast

A category 4 Hurricane Willa is nearing the pacific coast of Mexico with the potential for life-threatening storm surge, wind and torrents of rain. Oct 23, 2018
Delhi Pollution

India home to 10 of world's most polluted cities; situation worse than China: WHO

Adding to the already bad smog situation, crop burning and cracker bursting for the Diwali season will begin soon, this could push the already "very poor" air quality of Delhi to hazardous levels. Oct 22, 2018
Aedes aegypti, Zika virus, cancer,

Uttar Pradesh on high alert for Zika virus; AAI to monitor passengers showing symptoms

The authorities have been told to pay special attention to passengers complaining of fever, maculopapular rash, eye redness and other symptoms of the virus. Oct 22, 2018
blood moon july 27

China aims to replace street lights with man-made moons

The satellites will be reflecting light from the sun and if they succeed, these satellites could replace the streetlamps in urban areas Oct 21, 2018
Delhi Pollution

Dussehra festivities see Delhi choking again as air quality drops to 'very poor' levels

Apart from firecrackers, the CPCB also pointed out that construction work in the city, pollution from vehicles as well as wind carrying pollutants from stubble burning farms surrounding the NCR has all contributed to the drop in quality of air. Oct 21, 2018
BepiColombo

Europe-Japan joint mission set out for Mercury

The joint endeavour BepiColombo left Earth on an Ariane rocket that launched out of South America on Friday Oct 21, 2018
FDA approves cannabis-based medicine for sale

Smoking marijuana may increase stroke risk, study says

The findings, presented at the World Stroke Congress in Montreal, showed a rise in stroke incidence among marijuana users from 2010-14 while overall stroke prevalence remained stable. Oct 20, 2018
siang river

Flash flood alert: Landslide in China creates new lake that could overflow into Arunachal Pradesh

The landslide happened near a village in Menling County, Tibet and this led water in the newly-formed lake to rise to 131 feet by Thursday, October 18. Oct 19, 2018
Apocalypse

Doomsday prediction? Quake researcher forecasts massive earthquake around Christmas time

An earthquake researcher has predicted that a mega-quake will hit earth during the Christmas period causing massive devastation Oct 18, 2018
Harrison Schmitt

The last man to walk on moon rubbishes data, saying no proof that humans behind climate change

Harrison Schmitt, a former NASA astronaut, recently said that he doesn't believe that humans have caused climate change despite the fact that an overwhelming amount of scientific evidence points to it. Oct 17, 2018
Russian-American trio blasts on to International Space Station in Soyuz rocket

Soyuz rocket failure report points at one, leaves many questions unanswered

The Russian space agency has stated that they have an idea about what might have gone wrong during that flight Oct 17, 2018
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