Science & Health

Video shows how much of Earth was burned by wildfires in 2019

A new video shows how much of the world burned during the wildfire incidents that happened throughout 2019

Dec 24, 2019

By Carlo Inigo Monzon

NASA finds nebula that looks like God of Thunder Thor's helmet

The Hubble Space Telescope snapped a photo of a massive nebula that resembles the helmet worn by the Norse god Thor.

Dec 24, 2019

By Carlo Inigo Monzon

Nasa Space

Japan's super low altitude test satellite Tsubame at 167 km sets Guinness record, revives future hopes

Japan's space agency JAXA has put its Tsubame satellite at the lowest altitude by an Earth observation satellite ever at 167.4 km (104 miles)

Dec 24, 2019

By Soorya Kiran NN

Scientists develop new tomato that can be grown even in outer space

Researchers believe that the development of these gene-edited tomatoes could revolutionize the agricultural sector

Dec 24, 2019

By Nirmal Narayanan

Nasa

Proof of motherly love: 300 million-year-old fossil sheds light on oldest parenting care

The study report revealed that extended parental care among living beings began 40 million years earlier than previously thought

Dec 24, 2019

By Nirmal Narayanan

Fossil research discovers new turtle species: Will it shed new light on intercontinental migrations?

A new study has claimed that fossil research has unveiled a new turtle species that hints at intercontinental migrations

Dec 24, 2019

By Samhati Bhattacharjya

Caffeine may offset health risks of diets high in fat, sugar

The amount of caffeine per serving in mate tea ranges from 65-130 milligrams, compared with 30-300 milligrams of caffeine in a cup of brewed coffee, according to the study

Dec 23, 2019

By IANS

Many firms moved to industry use of AI-based systems in 2019

Zyfra achieved $3 million in contracts with its Indian counterparts in 2018, facilitating industrial manufacturers with AI and IIoT-based solutions

Dec 23, 2019

By IANS

Artificial intelligence

Australia PM Morris rejects Greta Thunberg's comments linking bushfires with climate change

The 16-year-old environmental activist was named TIME Magazine person of the year, and has also recently returned from a global tour where she addressed world leaders on climate changea

Dec 23, 2019

By IANS

How much energy would a collision between Earth and a black hole produce?

A physics expert explains the amount of energy that would be produced by a collision between a black hole and Earth

Dec 23, 2019

By Carlo Inigo Monzon

Space

Crocodiles are not slow and they can easily gallop, study finds

A previous study had suggested that crocodiles and alligators have a very complex evolutionary history

Dec 23, 2019

By Nirmal Narayanan

Living in a polluted city? You are more likely to die by suicide

Another recent study report had suggested that an increase in carbon dioxide levels could affect the cognition of students

Dec 23, 2019

By Nirmal Narayanan

Depression

The longer you are obese, the greater the chance of getting diabetes - study

Researchers have found that longer and sustained exposure to obesity is linked to an increased risk of type 2 diabetes

Dec 23, 2019

By IANS

Diabetes

Aztec Sun stone depicting their concept of the universe

Mexico built on top of this lost city? Thousands of discovered artifacts unfold mystery

7,000 objects, including sculptures, votive offerings and skulls of sacrificed victims were discovered from that particular area

Dec 23, 2019

By Bhaswati Guha Majumder

Archaeology

This bronze reproduction of a sculpture of a Roman chariot is a feature of the courtyard, inside the main buildings of the John and Mable Ringling Museum in Sarasota, Florida.

Roman emperors typically assassinated in first year of their rule or in 12th year, finds study

In their first year of reign, Roman emperors faced inevitable risk of assassination but it dies down in seven years but resurfaces in the year 12, finds out the new study applying modern statistical and applied engineering tools

Dec 23, 2019

By Soorya Kiran NN

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Science & Health

Video shows how much of Earth was burned by wildfires in 2019

NASA finds nebula that looks like God of Thunder Thor's helmet

Japan's super low altitude test satellite Tsubame at 167 km sets Guinness record, revives future hopes

Scientists develop new tomato that can be grown even in outer space

Proof of motherly love: 300 million-year-old fossil sheds light on oldest parenting care

Fossil research discovers new turtle species: Will it shed new light on intercontinental migrations?

Caffeine may offset health risks of diets high in fat, sugar

Many firms moved to industry use of AI-based systems in 2019

Australia PM Morris rejects Greta Thunberg's comments linking bushfires with climate change

How much energy would a collision between Earth and a black hole produce?

Crocodiles are not slow and they can easily gallop, study finds

Living in a polluted city? You are more likely to die by suicide

The longer you are obese, the greater the chance of getting diabetes - study

Mexico built on top of this lost city? Thousands of discovered artifacts unfold mystery

Roman emperors typically assassinated in first year of their rule or in 12th year, finds study

Massive Undersea Mountain Taller than Mount Olympus Discovered Off Chile, Home to Rare "White Casper Octopus"

Massive Undersea Mountain Taller than Mount Olympus Discovered Off Chile, Home to Rare "White Casper Octopus"

Researchers Discover 1705 Ancient Frozen Viruses in Tibetan Glacier, Are they Threat to Humans ?

Researchers Discover 1705 Ancient Frozen Viruses in Tibetan Glacier, Are they Threat to Humans ?