Science & Health

Black Lives Matter: Do Protests Really Result in a Spike of Coronavirus Cases?

Study of Black Lives Matter protests found that wearing face masks outdoors and gathering in crowds do not pose much risk in spreading coronavirus, but some warnings stay

Jun 18, 2020

By Vinay B.S.

Coronavirus

Canada Shipped 15 Deadly Viruses to Wuhan Lab Months Before Coronavirus Outbreak, Documents Reveal

A document has revealed a list of 15 strains of deadly viruses which were shipped from Canada to China months before the COVID-19 outbreak

Jun 18, 2020

By Bhaswati Guha Majumder

Coronavirus

Humans May Never Develop Immunity Against COVID-19, Suggests US-Chinese Joint Study

Chinese and American researchers made the conclusion after findin just 4% developed antibodies

Jun 18, 2020

By Bhaswati Guha Majumder

Coronavirus

Dinosaurs Laid Soft Shell Eggs Like Snakes and Turtles, New Study Finds

Until now, scientists believed that all dinosaur species laid hard-shelled eggs like modern-day birds

Jun 18, 2020

By Nirmal Narayanan

Want to Work for SpaceX? Company Hiring for Starship's Offshore Spaceport

SpaceX has posted a job ad in preparation for the construction of a new offshore launch facility for the Starship spacecraft.

Jun 18, 2020

By Carlo Inigo Monzon

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Archaeologists Unearth 300,000-Year-Old Hunting Artifacts, Horse And Elephant Remains From Schöningen

Nearly complete elephant skeleton from Schöningen, Germany was found by archaeologists who also documented traces of Stone Age people

Jun 17, 2020

By Bhaswati Guha Majumder

Archaeology

French Police Arrest Nurse, Drag Her Away by Hair During Protest in Paris [VIDEO]

A video of police arresting a hospital nurse causes outrage in France and netizens have started a campaign demanding 'Free Farida'

Jun 17, 2020

By Bhaswati Guha Majumder

Coronavirus

Why Did US Not Advocate Use of Masks in Preventing Coronavirus Early On?

Fauci revealed that physical separation is the key to preventing coronavirus spread among the general public

Jun 17, 2020

By Nirmal Narayanan

Coronavirus

ICC T20 World Cup Is Possibly Going to be Ruled Out With Australia Likely to Extend Border Closure

While Australia Tourism Minister Simon Birmingham hinted at extended border closer, international students will be back in charter flights

Jun 17, 2020

By Krishnendu Banerjee

Singapore Scientists Discover Five Antibodies; Can They Help in Battle Against Coronavirus Mutation?

Scientists at the Singapore defense research lab will begin human trials in coming months pending approval

Jun 17, 2020

By Krishnendu Banerjee

Coronavirus

Steroid Drug Dexamethasone Emerges As Breakthrough To Treat Covid-19, But Past Studies Differ

In a 2017 study, researchers found that the steroid drug, which is now called as a life-saving medicine, showed uncertainty to treat one of the COVID-19 symptoms

Jun 17, 2020

By Bhaswati Guha Majumder

Coronavirus

From Restaurants to Retail Stores, All You Need to Know About Singapore Phase 2 Reopening

With a decreasing number of daily cases and reducing number of clusters, Singapore will head to Phase 2 of reopening on June 19.

Jun 17, 2020

By Krishnendu Banerjee

Coronavirus

China Cancels Over 1,200 Flights From Beijing as Fears of Coronavirus Second Wave Spike

Since the outbreak last Thursday, 11 markets have been closed down in Beijing and 8,000 workers have been quarantined.

Jun 17, 2020

By R. Ghosh

Coronavirus

Russian President Vladimir Putin visits hospital

Saving Vladimir Putin: After High-Profile Infections, Russia Goes Extra Mile for Prez Safety [VIDEO]

With over 545,000 Covid-19 cases and more than 7,000 fatalities, Russia is the third-worst hit nation in the present pandemic.

Jun 17, 2020

By Shubhangi Shah

Coronavirus

Beijing Turns Into Fortress Due to Coronavirus Heightened Alert

On Wednesday, Beijing authorities have canceled at least 1,255 inbound and outbound flights as Coronavirus cases mount

Jun 17, 2020

By Bhaswati Guha Majumder

Coronavirus

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Science & Health

Black Lives Matter: Do Protests Really Result in a Spike of Coronavirus Cases?

Canada Shipped 15 Deadly Viruses to Wuhan Lab Months Before Coronavirus Outbreak, Documents Reveal

Humans May Never Develop Immunity Against COVID-19, Suggests US-Chinese Joint Study

Dinosaurs Laid Soft Shell Eggs Like Snakes and Turtles, New Study Finds

Want to Work for SpaceX? Company Hiring for Starship's Offshore Spaceport

Archaeologists Unearth 300,000-Year-Old Hunting Artifacts, Horse And Elephant Remains From Schöningen

French Police Arrest Nurse, Drag Her Away by Hair During Protest in Paris [VIDEO]

Why Did US Not Advocate Use of Masks in Preventing Coronavirus Early On?

ICC T20 World Cup Is Possibly Going to be Ruled Out With Australia Likely to Extend Border Closure

Singapore Scientists Discover Five Antibodies; Can They Help in Battle Against Coronavirus Mutation?

Steroid Drug Dexamethasone Emerges As Breakthrough To Treat Covid-19, But Past Studies Differ

From Restaurants to Retail Stores, All You Need to Know About Singapore Phase 2 Reopening

China Cancels Over 1,200 Flights From Beijing as Fears of Coronavirus Second Wave Spike

Saving Vladimir Putin: After High-Profile Infections, Russia Goes Extra Mile for Prez Safety [VIDEO]

Beijing Turns Into Fortress Due to Coronavirus Heightened Alert

Japan Researchers Find Salt Crystals on Ryugu Asteroid

Japan Researchers Find Salt Crystals on Ryugu Asteroid

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