Science & Health

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

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

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

Nasa is hiring a planetary protection officer to protect the Earth from aliens

World UFO Day 2018: Ex-NASA scientist confirms extraterrestrial existence, blames cover up

A former NASA scientist has revealed that aliens are a reality, and governments are covering it up

Jul 1, 2018

World UFO Day 2018: A day to celebrate possibility of extraterrestrial neighbours (Pictures, video)

UFO hunter Haktan Akdogan had started this tradition of observing the World UFO Day in 2001 and this year it heralds a new finding of organic material to sustain life on one of these celestial bodies.

Jul 1, 2018

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Exoplanets found with stable climates, regular seasons; What else required to harbor life?

According to the scientists, both these plants are capable of harboring life as they probably have stable climates and regular seasons. The astronomers also believe that one of them is more or less similar in size as the Earth.

Jul 1, 2018

Does the use of the last name signify a better reputation for scientists? Study reveals so

A recent study has found that scientists known by their last names enjoy more prestige than the females or other scientists known by their first or full names.

Jul 1, 2018

Scientists use single-pixel images of Earth to understand exoplanets better

The researchers were actually able to determine several facts about the planet from those single-pixel images; such as water clouds in the atmosphere and its rotation rate.

Jun 30, 2018

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Monsoon hits India 17 days early, Delhi to receive rainfall till July 3

The Indian Meteorological Department announced that the monsoon has covered India 17 days ahead of usual, NCR region to receive rainfall till July 3 followed by a dry spell.

Jun 30, 2018

Pavement paintings celebrate 'Modernismo' Nicaraguan poet

Interested in museum paintings or old books? Beware, some may be laced with poison

A recent study of old books accidentally led to a conclusion, according to which, the museum paintings that look so creative contain arsenic, which can have a dangerous impact on users.

Jun 29, 2018

Electricity on Mars? It is possible to harvest wind energy, says new study

Most other sources of power like thermoelectric or even solar might not be as effective in the long run and wind could be a way to supplement other sources of power on Mars.

Jun 29, 2018

Harvard researchers explain why our worries never end

The team conducted three different experiments and has found why our brain tends to dwell on problems.

Jun 29, 2018

NASA on Oumuamua: Everything we know and what we don't about the interstellar visitor

Oumuamua's trajectory changed recently, leading astronomers to conclude that it is a comet. Here are all the things that we know and what we still don't know about this interstellar traveller.

Jun 29, 2018

Will you trust an AI smartphone app to diagnose your illness?

A healthcare company in the UK has developed an AI smartphone app that asks patients about 30 questions regarding pain and symptoms to diagnose the illness.

Jun 29, 2018

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Science & Health

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

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

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

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

World UFO Day 2018: Ex-NASA scientist confirms extraterrestrial existence, blames cover up

World UFO Day 2018: A day to celebrate possibility of extraterrestrial neighbours (Pictures, video)

Exoplanets found with stable climates, regular seasons; What else required to harbor life?

Does the use of the last name signify a better reputation for scientists? Study reveals so

Scientists use single-pixel images of Earth to understand exoplanets better

Monsoon hits India 17 days early, Delhi to receive rainfall till July 3

Interested in museum paintings or old books? Beware, some may be laced with poison

Electricity on Mars? It is possible to harvest wind energy, says new study

Harvard researchers explain why our worries never end

NASA on Oumuamua: Everything we know and what we don't about the interstellar visitor

Will you trust an AI smartphone app to diagnose your illness?

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]