Science & Health

Santlal Pal, 31, rests in his bed as he recuperates at the BYL Nair hospital in Mumbai on February 22, 2018. Indian surgeons who removed a massive brain tumour in a marathon seven-hour procedure said on February 22 it could be the heaviest ever recorded.

Indian man's 'head on top of another head' is actually the world's largest brain tumor weighing 1.8 kg

Measuring nearly 20-by-30-by-30 centimeters, Santlal's tumor was labeled a 'sheer challenge' by the surgeons who successfully removed it.

Feb 23, 2018

Supermassive black holes, 10 billion times bigger than Sun, could be the most massive ever discovered

The "ultramassive" black holes, located 3.5 billion light years from Earth, continue to grow at a faster rate than the stars in their respective galaxies.

Feb 23, 2018

First ever images of the Supernova: Amateur astronomer 'accidentally' captures an exploding star on camera

Victor Buso had first spotted the phenomenon back in 2016 while testing his new camera and spotting a faint light in a galaxy 80 million light years away.

Feb 22, 2018

Russian fisherman posts pictures of alien-looking creatures from deep sea, says some are 'tender and tasty'

Russian fisherman Roman Fyodorov shares pictures of these terrifying creatures on his Instagram.

Feb 22, 2018

Largest underwater cave in Mexico reveals 9000-year-old human and animal fossils from Ice Age [Video]

Fossils of humans, giant sloths, extinct elephants and bears from the Ice Age have been discovered in Mexico, which shed light on the Maya civilization.

Feb 22, 2018

The loneliest tree in the world bears sign of new geological age

Lonely juvenile tree with clear radioactive trace in its wood bears sign of new geological age

A strange lonely tree has revealed that an entirely new epoch called the Anthropocene began between October and December in 1965.

Feb 22, 2018

Surgical sponges found in woman's abdomen 6 years after operation, but doctor washes hands of the matter

Doctors found two surgical sponges inside a woman's abdomen, but when she approached her surgeon he blatantly refused it on the grounds of lack of clear proof.

Feb 22, 2018

Intestine Chip set to make future medical treatments painless and affordable

Besides relieving pain and bringing down treatments costs, Intestine Chip and related technology will also put an end to cruel animal testing for medicine development.

Feb 22, 2018

Aliens will help us in war against robots, says 'time traveler' who claims to have come from year 3300 [Video]

'Time Traveler' who claims to have come from the year 3300 warn us of humans vs robots war, where aliens will be by our side.

Feb 21, 2018

Mind-boggling number: Brain can implode into a black hole if you try to comprehend these digits

If you try to store the number in your brain, it might collapse on itself and could end up forming a black hole in the brain.

Feb 21, 2018

Chandrayaan-2 cheaper than a Christopher Nolan movie

Real cheaper than reel: ISRO's Chandrayaan-2 mission more economical than Christopher Nolan's Rs 1,062 crore film

It is not only Chandrayaan that is cheaper than a movie, ISRO's Mars mission Mangalyaan too was much more reasonable compared to Gravity.

Feb 21, 2018

Doctors slam Emirates airline after flight crew kick out a British woman who complained of period pains

The woman, who says her pain's intensity was "one out of ten", was perfectly happy to take the seven-hour flight before the airline decided otherwise.

Feb 21, 2018

Attention Grey's Anatomy fans! Your impression of reality of trauma care might be deluded, here's why

The researchers analyzed 290 fictional patients in 269 episodes of Grey's Anatomy with real-life injuries sustained by 4,812 patients.

Feb 21, 2018

Google retinal scans can predict risk of heart attack

Scientists from Google and Verily have developed a new Artificial Intelligence (AI) algorithm that can determine a persons risk of heart attack through their retinal scan.

Feb 21, 2018

Is having sex and orgasms during pregnancy safe?

Many might believe that pregnant women can't have sex or orgasm, but they are wrong.

Feb 20, 2018

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Science & Health

Indian man's 'head on top of another head' is actually the world's largest brain tumor weighing 1.8 kg

Supermassive black holes, 10 billion times bigger than Sun, could be the most massive ever discovered

First ever images of the Supernova: Amateur astronomer 'accidentally' captures an exploding star on camera

Russian fisherman posts pictures of alien-looking creatures from deep sea, says some are 'tender and tasty'

Largest underwater cave in Mexico reveals 9000-year-old human and animal fossils from Ice Age [Video]

Lonely juvenile tree with clear radioactive trace in its wood bears sign of new geological age

Surgical sponges found in woman's abdomen 6 years after operation, but doctor washes hands of the matter

Intestine Chip set to make future medical treatments painless and affordable

Aliens will help us in war against robots, says 'time traveler' who claims to have come from year 3300 [Video]

Mind-boggling number: Brain can implode into a black hole if you try to comprehend these digits

Real cheaper than reel: ISRO's Chandrayaan-2 mission more economical than Christopher Nolan's Rs 1,062 crore film

Doctors slam Emirates airline after flight crew kick out a British woman who complained of period pains

Attention Grey's Anatomy fans! Your impression of reality of trauma care might be deluded, here's why

Google retinal scans can predict risk of heart attack

Is having sex and orgasms during pregnancy safe?

Today's youth is politically aware, not scared of politics: Sushant Singh on evolving India [Exclusive]

Fact-check: No nationwide lockdown till Jan 31; fake order circulating [share this]

Pakistan diplomats skip Indian Republic Day celebration