Science & Health

Coronavirus can spread via toilets: Should public restrooms change for the better after COVID-19?

Coronavirus is found in stools and can get aerosolized would spread via toilets, experts say, toilets better change after the pandemic

May 13, 2020

By Vinay B.S.

Coronavirus

Can scientists distinguish between male and female dinosaurs? Study answers million-dollar question

The new study contradicts a previous research report that claimed that the female Tyrannosaurus Rex is larger than its male counterparts

May 13, 2020

By Nirmal Narayanan

More than half of coronavirus patients caught the virus from people with no symptoms

University College Dublin researches reveal startling data that more than half of coronavirus patients caught the virus from people who showed no symptoms.

May 13, 2020

By Vinod DSouza

Coronavirus

Coronavirus: After Italy, now US doctors are puzzled to find unusual symptoms among patients

There are several puzzling symptoms which are making it difficult to understand the novel Coronavirus for the doctors

May 13, 2020

By Bhaswati Guha Majumder

Coronavirus

Coronavirus will not slow down until it affects 60 to 70 percent of population, says top expert

The novel coronavirus that originated from China has already killed more than 293,000 people globally

May 13, 2020

By Nirmal Narayanan

Coronavirus

New traces of water vapor plumes found on Europa, could be used to find alien life

The ESA found new evidence pointing to the presence of active water vapor plumes on Jupiter's moon Europa

May 13, 2020

By Carlo Inigo Monzon

Space

Melinda Gates hopeful about breakthrough in Coronavirus vaccine by 2020 end, but Fauci differs

American physician and a Trump advisor on Coronavirus pandemic Dr Anthony Fauci's recent comments highlight the complexity in the path to find COVID-19 vaccine

May 13, 2020

By Bhaswati Guha Majumder

Coronavirus

Study warns of new health hazards for astronauts during space missions

Researchers have discovered a new health hazard among astronauts that's triggered by missions in space.

May 13, 2020

By Carlo Inigo Monzon

Space

Coronavirus: Disinfectant poisoning cases spike in US after Trump's injection comments, says study

At a White House Coronavirus Task Force briefing on April 23, Trump suggested injection of disinfectants for protection against novel coronavirus

May 13, 2020

By Shubhangi Shah

The view inside a Crew Dragon spacecraft simulator being used to train NASA astronauts is shown at SpaceX headquarters in Hawthorne, California, U.S. August 13, 2018.

Want to fly SpaceX's Crew Dragon while in lockdown? You can use this free simulator

SpaceX released a free simulator that lets users experience how to fly the Crew Dragon capsule to the ISS

May 13, 2020

By Carlo Inigo Monzon

Spacex Nasa Space

Coronavirus: Wuhan embarks upon testing entire population of 11 million; Singapore, Denmark to follow

Singapore, China and Denmark have already decided to announce substantial expansions of their testing regimes

May 13, 2020

By Bhaswati Guha Majumder

Coronavirus

Canada and China team up to develop coronavirus vaccine, the first to enter phase II human trials

Ad5-nCoV, the coronavirus vaccine, is a genetically-modified adenovirus with spike protein specific to the novel coronavirus

May 13, 2020

By Shubhangi Shah

Coronavirus

Gastrointestinal symptoms in children could be a warning of potential COVID-19, says study

According to the study, gastrointestinal symptoms experienced by children initially could serve as clues to a possible coronavirus infection via the digestive tract

May 13, 2020

By Jeevan Biswas

Coronavirus

Super-Earth: Researcher make a 'one in a million' discovery in distant galaxy

Using gravitational lensing experiment, researchers have found a rare super Earth very much similar to the conditions of our own Earth

May 12, 2020

By Vinay B.S.

Scientists develop new AI model that can predict coronavirus without testing

During the study, the researchers also found that certain symptoms such as anosmia — the loss of smell and taste — are more characteristic of the coronavirus infection

May 12, 2020

By Jeevan Biswas

Coronavirus Artificial intelligence

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Coronavirus can spread via toilets: Should public restrooms change for the better after COVID-19?

Can scientists distinguish between male and female dinosaurs? Study answers million-dollar question

More than half of coronavirus patients caught the virus from people with no symptoms

Coronavirus: After Italy, now US doctors are puzzled to find unusual symptoms among patients

Coronavirus will not slow down until it affects 60 to 70 percent of population, says top expert

New traces of water vapor plumes found on Europa, could be used to find alien life

Melinda Gates hopeful about breakthrough in Coronavirus vaccine by 2020 end, but Fauci differs

Study warns of new health hazards for astronauts during space missions

Coronavirus: Disinfectant poisoning cases spike in US after Trump's injection comments, says study

Want to fly SpaceX's Crew Dragon while in lockdown? You can use this free simulator

Coronavirus: Wuhan embarks upon testing entire population of 11 million; Singapore, Denmark to follow

Canada and China team up to develop coronavirus vaccine, the first to enter phase II human trials

Gastrointestinal symptoms in children could be a warning of potential COVID-19, says study

Super-Earth: Researcher make a 'one in a million' discovery in distant galaxy

Scientists develop new AI model that can predict coronavirus without testing

Japan Researchers Find Salt Crystals on Ryugu Asteroid

Japan Researchers Find Salt Crystals on Ryugu Asteroid

NASA May Have Accidentally Killed Aliens Thriving on Mars, Top Expert Claims

NASA May Have Accidentally Killed Aliens Thriving on Mars, Top Expert Claims