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Near Earth Objects

NASA's planetary defence programme is now 20 years old

The story of how NASA started and now operates the most precise and detailed map of all asteroids and comets that could potentially strike Earth. Jul 24, 2018
ExoMars Rover

UK's space agency wants you to help name their upcoming Mars rover

Boaty McBoatface all over again? Jul 24, 2018
workout, exercise,

Exercise may cut chronic disease risk in older adults, reveals study

The findings suggested that people who engaged in the highest levels of total physical activity were twice as likely to avoid stroke, heart disease, angina, cancer and diabetes, and be in optimal physical and mental shape ten years later. Jul 24, 2018
A snake is shown here for representational purpose

Chinese woman dies after being bitten while making snake wine

A woman in the Southern province of Guangdong died eight days after being bitten by a Krait while attempting to make the traditional Chinese cure- snake wine. She ordered the reptile from e-commerce platform Zhuanzhuan. Jul 24, 2018
Apollo 11

No, the Moon definitely does not have any life

The report mentions that the pair of scientists, who wrote the paper, has not actually presented any new information. Jul 24, 2018
Hawaii volcano

Hawaii volcano eruption: Kilauea could continue spewing lava for years

A report by US Government geologists finds that the eruption of the Kilauea volcano could last much longer, from month to a few years, since one of the fissures has shown no signs of waning. Jul 24, 2018
Apollo 11

NASA releases never-before-seen images of Apollo missions including B-roll of first Moon landing

NASA's Apollo 11 was the first manned mission to land on the Moon. Several hundreds of pictures were taken- here are a few of the less flattering ones. Jul 23, 2018
Fedor

Russia approves pair of 'Fedor' robot cosmonauts for future ISS missions

This was the same robot that created waves for firing guns and driving cars, now it is set to go to space. What could possibly go wrong? Jul 23, 2018
perseid-meteor-shower

Hiroshima to witness the world's first artificial meteor shower in Spring 2020

The startup company expects that a Japanese space agency rocket will carry the first tiny satellite to space, which will make the artificial shooting stars occur in the sky Jul 23, 2018
SpaceX Falcon 9

SpaceX launches Falcon 9 from Cape Canaveral, lands booster

This flight was also remarkable because it marked a new era in spaceflight, where the same rocket is expected to be used for years in different missions Jul 23, 2018
Alexandrian sarcophagus

Thousands want to drink 2000-year-old 'elixir of life' found inside Egyptian sarcophagus

The Egyptian Antiquities Ministry says that the brown liquid is sewage water. Jul 23, 2018
antibiotics

Antibiotics most frequently prescribed medicine worldwide, study reveals

The study published in The Journal of Infection found that between 2000 and 2010, the consumption of antibiotics increased globally from 50 billion to 70 billion standard units. Jul 23, 2018
Apollo 14

Why do people believe outlandish conspiracy theories and obvious hoaxes?

A conspiracy theory can sometimes answer certain questions that an individual might feel like they deserve to know the answers to and bring clarity in their minds, regardless of how fantastical it might actually be. Jul 22, 2018
depression

New study finds a green way to combat depression

A new study has found that people living near green spaces were less depressed than those living near parking lots and other non-green spaces. Jul 22, 2018
Dust storm

Mars is engulfed in a massive sandstorm - NASA makes use of opportunity to study its climate

There are currently a number of missions running instruments both on and in the vicinity of the red planet that are in the perfect place and time to study Mars. Global dust storms like this one are not frequent, they only appear once in 8 years or so. Jul 22, 2018
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