Science & Health

Diphtheria vaccination sparks new debate in Kerala

12 children die in Delhi hospital in 2 weeks due to Diphtheria infection

The children were aged between six and 12-years-old and were admitted to Maharishi Valmiki Infectious Disease Hospital.

Sep 21, 2018

A robotic skin that can convert anything and everything into a robot

The creators developed this skin with elastic sheets and also embedded actuators and sensors into the sheets.

Sep 20, 2018

Earth's spin axis is drifting- here are three reasons why as explained by NASA

This wobbling of the spin axis is called polar motion and its wobbling has, over the 20 century drifted it by about 10 cm per year, that translates to about 10 metres of drift in a century.

Sep 20, 2018

Mosquitoes may infect humans with plastics that they eat in water

In the adult mosquitoes, the researchers found microplastics, which are plastic pieces under the size of 5 millimetres.

Sep 20, 2018

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Russia to bring back to life Woolly Mammoths, many other extinct species in Jurassic Park-styled enclosure

This park will have several herbivorous creatures like the Woolly Mammoth and extinct horses as well as the fearsome cave lion.

Sep 20, 2018

Spiders are having a party at this Greek town; cobwebs envelop entire city

These spiders generally build their webs near some water body and some species can also walk on the water

Sep 20, 2018

Hurricane Florence Claims First Victims In North Carolina

Is global warming making tropical storms such as Florence more devastating?

Several researches and studies point out that climate change makes the storms worse. However, the connection is not so simple.

Sep 20, 2018

Not alone but planning to take 8 artists with me to moon, says Japanese billionaire

Maezawa, who is 42, with a net worth of $2.9 billion, is known for purchasing expensive artwork for as much as $110.5 million spent on a single painting.

Sep 20, 2018

Planet twice the size of Earth orbiting nearby star 40 Eridani, the home to Spock from Star Trek

The planet likely doesn't have occupants with pointy ears. It is about double the size of Earth and circles with an orbit of 42 days, which means it is hot and dry.

Sep 20, 2018

Obesity and vitamin D deficiency linked to higher risk of breast cancer, reveals study

The findings showed that higher levels of vitamin D -- well known for its benefits in building healthy bones -- may reduce breast cancer mortality by 50 percent in women with lower body mass index (BMI).

Sep 20, 2018

Supervillain Lair? Hundreds of Great White Sharks congregate mid-Pacific in the winter

In December every year, these creatures start swimming out into the ocean to a point about halfway to Hawaii from California.

Sep 19, 2018

NASA shares 'First Light' images taken by TESS, scouting southern sky for exoplanets

The image, is a look at the southern sky and it was shot with all four of TESS's wide field cameras.

Sep 19, 2018

Captain James Cook's long-lost ship the HMS Endeavour finally found, say marine archaeologists

Captain Cook was one of the most prolific and well-known mariners to have ever existed and his vessel might have finally been found.

Sep 19, 2018

What is Nuclear Pasta? Strongest material in the universe could be found in dead stars

Nuclear pasta should be about 100 trillion times the density of water and to make a dent in it, a force of about 10 billion times of what is needed to break steel would be necessary, say researchers.

Sep 18, 2018

Solar flares and Sunspots: Scientists bewildered by a sun gone wrong

Sunspot solar observatory reopened after abrupt shutdown; Reason remains evasive

Conspiracy theorists allege that the solar observatory was closed to hide the existence of aliens which reached near the sun

Sep 18, 2018

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Science & Health

12 children die in Delhi hospital in 2 weeks due to Diphtheria infection

A robotic skin that can convert anything and everything into a robot

Earth's spin axis is drifting- here are three reasons why as explained by NASA

Mosquitoes may infect humans with plastics that they eat in water

Russia to bring back to life Woolly Mammoths, many other extinct species in Jurassic Park-styled enclosure

Spiders are having a party at this Greek town; cobwebs envelop entire city

Is global warming making tropical storms such as Florence more devastating?

Not alone but planning to take 8 artists with me to moon, says Japanese billionaire

Planet twice the size of Earth orbiting nearby star 40 Eridani, the home to Spock from Star Trek

Obesity and vitamin D deficiency linked to higher risk of breast cancer, reveals study

Supervillain Lair? Hundreds of Great White Sharks congregate mid-Pacific in the winter

NASA shares 'First Light' images taken by TESS, scouting southern sky for exoplanets

Captain James Cook's long-lost ship the HMS Endeavour finally found, say marine archaeologists

What is Nuclear Pasta? Strongest material in the universe could be found in dead stars

Sunspot solar observatory reopened after abrupt shutdown; Reason remains evasive

Time for India to follow suit? France, Germany, Netherlands, US banned use of EVMs [here's why]

Dhanush's Captain Miller has no buyers in Telugu states? Here's why

Deepika Padukone is a sight to behold in velvet gown; attends Academy Museum Gala with Selena Gomez, Dua Lip [see pics]