Science & Health

DirecTV's satellite is a ticking time-bomb that is set to explode due to damaged batteries

The company is working against the clock to move its Spaceway-1 satellite out of the geostationary arc after it suffered a battery malfunction that could cause it to explode

Jan 23, 2020

By Manthan C.

Space

Wuhan sealed off; Unprecedented restrictions grip the epicenter of coronavirus outbreak

In an attempt to curb the spread of coronavirus infection, large-scale restrictions have been imposed in the Chinese city of Wuhan, ahead of China's Lunar New Year holiday

Jan 23, 2020

By Shubhangi Shah

Coronavirus

Even after death, animals are important contributors in our ecosystems, says study

Researchers examined how carcasses in turn attract many herbivorous insects and their predators and argued for relaxing regulations governing the disposal of animal carcasses

Jan 23, 2020

By IBTimes SG Desk

Wuhan coronavirus origin traced to snakes in China

Wuhan coronavirus appears to be a virus that formed from a combination of a coronavirus found in bats and another coronavirus of unknown origin

Jan 23, 2020

By IBTimes APAC Desk

Wuhan coronavirus claims 17th victim: All you need to know about the deadly virus that reached US

The infection, which also spreads through human to human transmission has not found a cure yet

Jan 23, 2020

By Parwinder Sandhu

Coronavirus

New models reveal inner complexity of Saturn's moon Enceladus; does it have habitable conditions?

A new geochemical model has revealed that CO2 from within a moon of Saturn may be controlled by chemical reactions at its seafloor

Jan 23, 2020

By Samhati Bhattacharjya

NASA needs your help to finalize name for Mars 2020 rover. You can vote for it now!

The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has drawn up a final list of nine names out of 155 names for its next Mars rover

Jan 23, 2020

By Samhati Bhattacharjya

Nasa

Why is Neil deGrasse Tyson skeptical of extraterrestrial life?

American physicist Neil deGrasse Tyson has urged people to live stream if they encounter any aliens in their lives

Jan 22, 2020

By Nirmal Narayanan

Helen Sharman, Britain’s first astronaut.

Who is Helen Sharman? The British astrobiologist explains how invisible aliens could be living on earth already

Britain's first astronaut and a chemist at Imperial College London Helen Sharman recently revealed secrets related to life on earth

Jan 22, 2020

By Bhaswati Guha Majumder

Nasa Space Alien

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These robots made of living frog cells are meant to revolutionize treatment methods

These xenobots, or living cells repurposed to do a task can move toward a target, carry a payload like a medicine and reaches a specific body part of a patient

Jan 22, 2020

By Soorya Kiran NN

Drugs used to treat arthritis in dogs may help treat cancer: Study

Researchers found that nearly 50 drugs had unfound anti-cancer properties after systematically analyzing thousands of drug compounds that have already been developed

Jan 22, 2020

By IBTimes APAC Desk

Australia volunteers feed wild wombats affected by bushfires

The volunteers have set up feeding stations which involve putting out carrots, hay and water for the wombats

Jan 22, 2020

By IANS

New NASA GIF shows how ice in Mars crater evolved in 12 years

NASA's MRO mission shared new photos showing the evolution of the ice deposits in a crater on Mars.

Jan 22, 2020

By Carlo Inigo Monzon

Nasa

Emissions from fridges of our grand parents time behind Ozone damage and so is for Arctic warming: Study

The first paper to report about a rapidly expanding hole in Earth's stratospheric ozone over Antarctica was published in 1985

Jan 22, 2020

By IBTimes APAC Desk

Taal volcano activity eases, but scientists warn returning locals over devastating eruption any time

People have returned to their home at the Taal volcano island but as per the scientists this is a very dangerous decision

Jan 22, 2020

By Bhaswati Guha Majumder

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DirecTV's satellite is a ticking time-bomb that is set to explode due to damaged batteries

Wuhan sealed off; Unprecedented restrictions grip the epicenter of coronavirus outbreak

Even after death, animals are important contributors in our ecosystems, says study

Wuhan coronavirus origin traced to snakes in China

Wuhan coronavirus claims 17th victim: All you need to know about the deadly virus that reached US

New models reveal inner complexity of Saturn's moon Enceladus; does it have habitable conditions?

NASA needs your help to finalize name for Mars 2020 rover. You can vote for it now!

Why is Neil deGrasse Tyson skeptical of extraterrestrial life?

Who is Helen Sharman? The British astrobiologist explains how invisible aliens could be living on earth already

These robots made of living frog cells are meant to revolutionize treatment methods

Drugs used to treat arthritis in dogs may help treat cancer: Study

Australia volunteers feed wild wombats affected by bushfires

New NASA GIF shows how ice in Mars crater evolved in 12 years

Emissions from fridges of our grand parents time behind Ozone damage and so is for Arctic warming: Study

Taal volcano activity eases, but scientists warn returning locals over devastating eruption any time

Japan Researchers Find Salt Crystals on Ryugu Asteroid

Japan Researchers Find Salt Crystals on Ryugu Asteroid

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