Science & Health

Black Mirror turns real: Brain pacemaker might help you to recollect memories

A new pacemaker-like device for brain developed by the scientists can help in treating dementia and other conditions that damage memory.

Feb 7, 2018

What is 'monkey fever'? Second outbreak of deadly disease causing mental disturbance claims 19 lives in India

The disease spreads only via tick-bites and contact with infected animals - especially monkeys, and can cause bleeding, tremors and 'mental disturbances'.

Feb 7, 2018

mercury trapped inside Arctic permafrost

Ice Age surprise: Huge amounts of mercury found trapped inside Arctic permafrost for thousands of years

Melting Arctic permafrost due to the Earth's rising temperatures can release a large amount of toxic mercury, a new study reveals.

Feb 7, 2018

Do you pop paracetamol or ibuprofen quite often? Painkillers might be killing your emotions, study reveals

Researchers reviewed previous studies and found that these medications affect our sensitivity to emotionally painful experiences.

Feb 7, 2018

NASA: TRAPPIST-1 planets might harbor water and be habitable

The atmospheres of TRAPPIST-1 planets will be explored closely by NASA's James Webb Space Telescope, which will be launched in 2019.

Feb 7, 2018

What is tau protein? Scientists' discovery might help treating NFL players' head injuries

Scientists believe that the results of the research might help in preventing or treating CTE.

Feb 7, 2018

There's now a sports car in space with SpaceX's launch of world's most powerful rocket [Video]

Falcon Heavy was launched from the same launch pad which NASA had chosen for its Apollo 11 mission.

Feb 7, 2018

10bn litres of water donated to Cape Town pushes back day zero

Cape Town and amp;#39;s water shortage is being temporarily alleviated by The Groenland Water Users Association in an effort to push back Day Zero(April 12), when the city is expected to run dry.

Feb 7, 2018

First glimpse of TRAPPIST-1 planets shows some could hold more water than Earth

Astronomers have discovered seven earth-sized exoplanets orbiting the dwarf star TRAPPIST-1 could potentially hold 250 times more water than earths oceans. Studies also show the planets are made mostly of rock, marking them as more similar to earth than gas giants.

Feb 7, 2018

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Science & Health

Black Mirror turns real: Brain pacemaker might help you to recollect memories

What is 'monkey fever'? Second outbreak of deadly disease causing mental disturbance claims 19 lives in India

Ice Age surprise: Huge amounts of mercury found trapped inside Arctic permafrost for thousands of years

Do you pop paracetamol or ibuprofen quite often? Painkillers might be killing your emotions, study reveals

NASA: TRAPPIST-1 planets might harbor water and be habitable

What is tau protein? Scientists' discovery might help treating NFL players' head injuries

There's now a sports car in space with SpaceX's launch of world's most powerful rocket [Video]

10bn litres of water donated to Cape Town pushes back day zero

First glimpse of TRAPPIST-1 planets shows some could hold more water than Earth

Here's how to naturally control your hair fall

British backpackers wake up to find van partially submerged by floodwaters

Akshay Kumar warns youth about whey protein bars, advises the best food item

Can the Keto diet cure Alzheimer's? Here's how it can potentially slow down aging

Longest Russian spacewalk results in wrongly-angled antenna, towels in space

Sue the T. Rex to make way for Big Brother Titanosaur and not many are happy about it

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]