Science & Health

Blood test might predict due date, premature birth risk

About 15 million babies are born prematurely across the world. This research could potentially save lives of preterm babies.

Jun 9, 2018

What is Salmonella infection? Know all about the disease spreading from pre-cut watermelons

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is recalling pre-cut melon and pre-made fruit salads with melon in five Midwestern states, including Michigan.

Jun 9, 2018

Did climate change eliminate aliens from earth? Are humans next?

Converting the planet's limited resources into energy would have led to the rise and fall of the alien races, the research team shows in stimulated version.

Jun 8, 2018

Humans feel six types of disgust - it is the body's way to prevent infections and disease

Disgust is used by the body to act in certain specific ways that minimise the risk of contracting infectious diseases, finds a new study.

Jun 8, 2018

Carbon dioxide can be sucked out of the air and transformed into fuel – here's how

Air can be transformed into diesel, petrol and, jet fuel, making existing cars and aircraft effectively carbon-zero.

Jun 8, 2018

Largest Antarctic iceberg ever is about to finally melt away in the equatorial Atlantic

Iceberg B-15 is the largest iceberg on record and broke out of the Ross Ice Shelf in March 2000. Covering a total area of 5926.4 square km, about the size of the city of Chicago, it was large enough to be seen from space.

Jun 8, 2018

Starbucks keto-friendly pink drink: Is it just a pretty looking iced tea?

Although the Starbucks drink is keto friendly, nutritionist argues that it might not healthy. Here's why.

Jun 8, 2018

Organ donation streamlined: West Bengal first to get organ transplant registry

The arrangement is made to ensure that all donated organs are utilized effectively. Currently, the process of organ retrieval and transplant is disorganized due to the lack of an organ registry.

Jun 8, 2018

World Oceans Day 2018: Quotes, messages to share with loved ones

World Oceans Day is celebrated worldwide on June 8 to honour, protect, and conserve the world's oceans.

Jun 8, 2018

Huge cigar-shaped cloud sparks chemtrail row

Rumors over chemtrails are storming the internet and the cigar-shaped cloud triggered HAARP weather control frenzy among conspiracy theorists.

Jun 8, 2018

Belt that listens to your poop? Detecting irritable-bowel syndrome made easy by Nobel laureate

The belt, which is being developed by Nobel Prize winner Australian physician Barry Marshall and his colleagues, will record the creaks and undulations of the gut and then use a software to analyze it.

Jun 8, 2018

Life on Mars? NASA finds 3 billion-year-old 'ancient organic material' on the red planet

NASA has reportedly found organic compounds just below the surface of a crater which was the bed of an ancient lake. Also, it "breathes" methane regularly. Does that mean there is or was life on Mars at some point in the past?

Jun 8, 2018

Trump's space force? Triangular UFO similar to TR-3B spotted on moon, triggers row

A triangular UFO similar to that of the secretive TR-3B, the alleged anti-gravity vessel developed by the US Air Force, was visible in a video uploaded by Youtube channel on UFOs.

Jun 8, 2018

Alien disclosure soon? Turkey Govt confirms authenticity of UFO sighting in 2009

It happened on May 13, 2009, at around 2.20 AM and the flying object had interestingly two aliens sitting in the UFO.

Jun 8, 2018

Is Sun a stargate? Image shows huge object, 100 times bigger than earth

A huge object coming out of the sun was found. Will it be proof that our sun is a Stargate?

Jun 7, 2018