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Diabetes

Hardworking women need to relax a bit: Long work hours linked to type 2 diabetes

The results found were shocking. Men working long hours did not face an increase in the risk of diabetes while working more than 45 hours boosted a woman's risk by 63 percent. Jul 3, 2018
Colonisation of Mars

NASA wants to create a real life 'Prime Directive' to protect planets from humans

Planetary Protection Policies are out of date and need to be updated before humans start setting foot on other planets and bringing back samples to Earth. Jul 3, 2018
PSLV ISRO

PSLV breaks into Australian space market, to launch satellite from Down Under this year

PSLV has launched 237 satellites, nearly half of them from the United States and 27 other countries since its first commercial launch in 1999. Jul 3, 2018
NASA supersonic X-Plane

NASA to test their quiet supersonic aircraft tech over populated areas

NASA is working on tech that can reduce sonic booms to a level that will make it possible to fly over land and residential areas at Mach speeds. Testing begins in November. Jul 3, 2018
Neutron star Gamma Burst

Beam of light from neutron star merger seen for first time

Binary neutron stars GW170817 merged about 130 million light years away in the galaxy NGC 4993 and a beam of light and particles was seen peeking out from behind the Sun. Jul 3, 2018
Can drinking coffee extend your life?

Can drinking six cups of coffee a day slash early death risk?

Drinking six to seven cups of coffee per day could extend your life by as much as 16 percent, a new study has revealed. Jul 3, 2018
New planet formation

First ever image of a newborn planet caught by the ESO Very Large Telescope

The young planet is many times as big as Jupiter and has a surface temperature of over 1,000 degrees C. Jul 3, 2018
Super Blue Blood Moon

Is 2018 Blood Moon which will appear over Jerusalem a sign of apocalypse? Paul Begley says yes

Christian preacher Paul Begley has sensationally claimed that the blood moon which will appear over Jerusalem this month is the sign of an imminent apocalypse Jul 3, 2018
heart-examination

New revolutionary treatment of noninvasive radiation beam for the heart

A new treatment enables noninvasive mapping of cardiac arrhythmias with electrocardiographic imaging and noninvasive delivery of precise ablative radiation therapy. Jul 3, 2018
Earth and Mars

July 2018: You can see Mars without a telescope throughout this month - how to identify the red planet

Take a good look at Mars as it comes ever so close to Earth this month. Mars will be closest to Earth on July 31 and this will not happen for the next 17 years, Jul 2, 2018
depression

Does parent-child therapy help depressed young children?

Early intervention supports kids in processing emotions. Interactive therapy between parent and kids help reduce depression rates. Jul 2, 2018
shelf cloud

Michigan woman captures massive image of unexplained shelf cloud over Lake Superior resort

A Michigan woman has captured the eerie sighting of shelf clouds in the skies during the time of a mild storm Jul 2, 2018
Ocean

Rattled by sonar noise off US coast, NOAA sends submarine to find strange rocks

Instead of finding sunken gold coins of the shipwreck, the submarine crew discovered a massive rock formation with various marine creatures. Jul 2, 2018
Fireball as seen on American Meteor Society site

NASA is on the hunt for strange meteorites that crashed into the Pacific Ocean

In March this year, a few meteors fell into the Pacific Ocean. They must be incredibly tough because they did not burn up in the atmosphere. Jul 2, 2018
China air pollution

Air pollution behind 3.2 million new diabetes cases worldwide, finds study

Air pollution has contributed to about 3.2 million new cases of diabetes worldwide. Already there are over 30 million diabetic Americans and over 31.7 million diabetic Indians, and this number is expected to double by 2030. Jul 2, 2018
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