logo
logo
Icon
logo
  • Home
  • News
  • Business
  • Technology
  • Science
  • Sports
  • Entertainment
  • Video
  • J&K

Science & Health

time travel

It is possible to travel through time but building time machine remains elusive as ever

Every single person is travelling through time constantly, one second at a time, so moving forward would only require that we move faster. May 30, 2018
tourist-and-egyptians-travel-on-horses-during-a-sandstorm-the-near-the-sphinx-at-the-great-pyramids-on-the-outskirts-of-cairo-february-25-2011-reuters-amr-dalsh

Giza to Gale Crater: Space journalist spots giant Sphinx statue on Mars

Photographed over a number of years by the Curiosity Rover, this Martian sphinx statue could be over 200 feet, almost the same size as the Egyptian Sphinx at Giza, that measures 240 ft. May 30, 2018
physics

Learning physics makes your brain sharp, says new study based on fMRI

An experiment showed that the brain's activity can be modified by different forms of instruction, which are successfully measured using fMRI or functional magnetic resonance imaging. May 29, 2018
Great barrier reef, environment, global warming,

Great Barrier Reef survived 5 'death events' over 30,000 years, it might not last this one

The Great Barrier Reef survived death events five times in the past, but it might go extinct this time because the changes in the ocean are not natural. May 29, 2018
Cassini Saturn rings

Saturn ring transmitting alien messages? Strange sounds recorded by NASA's Cassini suggest so

Waring believes that the ESA is intentionally covering up the alien proof found on P67 comet, which looks like an alien face on a round head, with neck and shoulders May 29, 2018
alarm clock

Rare Earth element could redefine time with a new way to measure seconds

Time's base unit – seconds might get a new definition – one that is more accurate and stable, even useable in most conditions. May 29, 2018
classroom

US government asks science questions to test public knowledge: Here's how India did

The US government conducts a survey every two years to try and understand how much the general public knows about science and technology. Here are the most recent results of the survey. May 28, 2018
alien

Ghost or UFO? Video triggers controversy, MUFON probe is on

A video showing an alleged spirit on the ground that suddenly shoots up to the sky in the most mysterious manner is generating a heated debate on spirits to aliens. May 27, 2018
Buzz Aldrin

Remembering 12 astronauts who stepped on Moon

Twelve people have walked on the Moon till now, here is a quick list to remember them by. May 27, 2018
Antarctica's volcanic caves

Antarctica has whole mountain ranges and valleys buried deep beneath its ice

The land area of the frozen continent has whole mountain ranges and massive valleys that keep the ice sheet stable and prevent ice from East Antarctica from flowing through to West Antarctica and eventually out to the coast, influencing rising sea levels globally. May 27, 2018
Mars 2020 rover

Life on Mars? Iron-rich Martian rocks near lakes could have hosted life 4 billion years back

If life existed on Mars in the past, and there is a strong likelihood of that being true. The best places to look for life would be inside the iron-rich rocks near ancient lakes, according to scientists. May 27, 2018
NASA's Curiosity Mars

Mars rover Curiosity successfully resumes drilling after remote hackathon by NASA engineers

The dead drilling motor on Mars rover Curiosity was successfully replaced with alternate robotic arms remotely by NASA scientists at JPL and the rover is back in sample collection at Gale Crater May 26, 2018
Dinosaur

Dinosaur dandruff: How are the feathered raptor flakes different from that of modern day birds

Experts believe that the dandruff evolved during the Middle Jurassic period when feathered dinosaurs came into existence. May 26, 2018
Elon Musk

Ex Google CEO Eric Schmidt says Elon Musk is 'wrong' on AI

Space X CEO Elon Musk has been a critic of Artificial Intelligence and has asked for strict control of the technology to curb its threat. Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt, however, says that AI is more good than bad. May 26, 2018
plastic surgery

Obese people are more likely to survive infections in hospitals than others

In three different studies conducted in the United States and Denmark, obese people in hospitals are found to be more likely to survive infections ranging from pneumonia to sepsis, say researchers. May 25, 2018
Prev 330 331 332 333 334 335 336 337 338 339 Next
Advertisement
MOST POPULAR
Kashmir's Farhana Bhatt is redefining victory on Bigg Boss 19
Kashmir's Farhana Bhatt is redefining victory on Bigg Boss 19
Amitabh Bachchan
Jaya Bachchan on Amitabh Bachchan's views on their marriage: "Might say biggest mistake of my life"
Alia Bhatt, Katrina Kaif, Priyanka Chopra
Farhan Akhtar sought therapy as 'Jee Le Zara' kept getting postponed; calls it "traumatic"
Advertisement
IBTIMES TV
  • Electronic voting machine

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

  • Captain Miller

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

  • deepika padukone

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

News

  • India
  • US
  • World
  • Business
  • Technology
  • Sports
  • Entertainment
  • Auto
  • Photos
  • Video

POLICIES

  • Advertise with us
  • Permission
  • Syndication
  • Terms of service
  • Privacy & Cookie Policy

ABOUT

  • About us
  • Brand
  • Careers
  • Site Navigation
  • Contact

EDITIONS

  • Australia
  • India
  • Singapore
  • U.K.
  • U.S.

Follow US

  •   Facebook
  •   Twitter
  •   Pinterest
  •   Rss
IBTimes
© Copyright 2025 International Business Times, India Edition All Rights Reserved.