Science & Health

Color of clothes we wear may impact wild animals, finds study

How animals respond to color stimuli? Wearing colors that are 'worn' by water anoles themselves would be less frightening to these lizards

Jan 23, 2020

By Soorya Kiran NN

What if one cannot smell? All aspects of life are doomed including sexual intimacy, says study

The partial or complete loss of the ability to smell is known as Anosmia, and can be temporary or permanent

Jan 23, 2020

By Jeevan Biswas

Depression

Wuhan virus claims more lives; expert compares it with Spanish Flu, citing death rate

The Spanish Flu killed 50 million people in the last century.

Jan 23, 2020

By Karan Ashwath

Hill or Valley People? Dental samples from 5000-year-old Spanish graves debunk earlier theory on 'similarity'

To find out whether the individuals from Spanish tombs belong to same culture of not the experts conducted research based on the dental samples

Jan 23, 2020

By Bhaswati Guha Majumder

Microbes could have inhabited the water found on early Mars, suggests study

As of now, Earth is the only known planet in the universe to harbour life, while scientists study other possible sites where life could have existed

Jan 23, 2020

By IBTimes APAC Desk

Here's what NASA will do if an astronaut dies in deep space

NASA is prepared to follow a set of bizarre procedures when dealing with the death of an astronaut in deep space.

Jan 23, 2020

By Carlo Inigo Monzon

Nasa Space

NASA and ESA's upcoming mission to the Sun could unlock secrets of solar storms

NASA and the European Space Agency are preparing to launch a new mission to study the Sun next month

Jan 23, 2020

By Carlo Inigo Monzon

Nasa Space

Large galaxy clusters contain both dark matter and normal matter. The immense gravity of all this material warps the space around the cluster, causing the light from objects located behind the cluster to be distorted and magnified. This phenomenon is call

Dark matter discovery: Scientists hoping to find the mysterious substance by following gamma rays

A new study revealed that dark matter in the universe can be discovered by tracing the origins of gamma rays

Jan 23, 2020

By Carlo Inigo Monzon

Universe Space

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

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Science & Health

Color of clothes we wear may impact wild animals, finds study

What if one cannot smell? All aspects of life are doomed including sexual intimacy, says study

Wuhan virus claims more lives; expert compares it with Spanish Flu, citing death rate

Hill or Valley People? Dental samples from 5000-year-old Spanish graves debunk earlier theory on 'similarity'

Microbes could have inhabited the water found on early Mars, suggests study

Here's what NASA will do if an astronaut dies in deep space

NASA and ESA's upcoming mission to the Sun could unlock secrets of solar storms

Dark matter discovery: Scientists hoping to find the mysterious substance by following gamma rays

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!

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