Science & Health

NASA tests rover that will determine possibility of human colony on the Moon

NASA recently tested its newest rover that will look for traces of water in an upcoming mission to the Moon

Jan 15, 2020

By Carlo Inigo Monzon

New discovery of Australian meteorite stuns scientists

The new study conducted by a lead researcher from the University of Chicago found that particles in a meteorite originated before the formation of the solar system

Jan 15, 2020

By Bhaswati Guha Majumder

Asteroid Space

Australian Open continues to get disrupted due to poor air quality because of bushfires

Australia is witnessing one of the worst bushfires in history as the fire has been creating havoc for months

Jan 15, 2020

By IBTimes APAC Desk

Saturday asteroid alert: Giant asteroid hurtling toward earth at breathtaking speed

Several space scientists had previously warned that an asteroid hit will wipe out life from the earth in the future

Jan 15, 2020

By Nirmal Narayanan

Asteroid Nasa

What Asia can do to deal with new Coronavirus outbreak

Coronavirus is behind three severe respiratory illnesses -- SARS, MERS (Middle East Respiratory Syndrome) and avian flu.

Jan 15, 2020

By Yasmin Rasidi

Coronavirus

Life after death mystery revealed: Scientist unveils experience of humans during time of death

The scientist claimed that the process of death offers a very blissful and peaceful experience to humans

Jan 14, 2020

By Nirmal Narayanan

This TV screen can cure children suffering from 'lazy eye' and 'wandering eye' disorders

A company called NovaSight has come up with a special screen called CureSight that uses visual stereoscopy and eye tracking to treat amblyopia in kids

Jan 14, 2020

By Gani Mohamed Waseem

Australia bushfires are a red alert for entire world on climate change, warns scientist

The bushfires in Australia are a wakeup call to the entire world with regard to climate change and the crisis should be dealt with quickly

Jan 14, 2020

By Vinod DSouza

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9/11 Attacks: High leukemia cases found among World Trade Center rescue workers

Researchers studied post-September 11 cancer incidence among 28,729 rescue and recovery workers via cancer registry data from New York

Jan 14, 2020

By IBTimes APAC Desk

Migraine medications may be dangerous for high blood pressure patients, says study

New drugs against migraines block the neuropeptide αCGRP, which leads to vasodilation on the meninges, the same peptide that is formed in the muscles during physical activity protects the heart - which is vital for people with chronic high blood pressure. The novel migraine prophylaxis is likely to be dangerous for them, says study

Jan 14, 2020

By IBTimes APAC Desk

Diversity is the norm of nature and diverse landscapes work better, says study

Environmental scientists say the mixture of meadows, forests, settlements and bodies of water improve the function and stability of a landscape - regardless of plant diversity, region and climate

Jan 14, 2020

By Soorya Kiran NN

New perfusion machine keeps human liver alive for 1 week outside body; May revolutionize future of organ transplantation

A major breakthrough in transplantation medicine, which may increase the number of available organs for transplantation for patients suffering from liver disease or a variety of cancers

Jan 14, 2020

By Soorya Kiran NN

Video warns of towering tsunamis caused by possible asteroid impact on Earth

Video shows what would happen to Earth if a massive asteroid hits the ocean instead of land during an impact event

Jan 14, 2020

By Carlo Inigo Monzon

Asteroid Nasa

Man-Wildlife Conflict: 85% of 20,000 species found exposed to human pressure

New study assessed 20,000 terrestrial species before finding that 85 percent are now exposed to intense human pressure

Jan 14, 2020

By Soorya Kiran NN

Scientist explains how black hole in Milky Way can stretch space-time

An astrophysicist explained how the supermassive black hole at Milky Way's center can affect space-time.

Jan 14, 2020

By Carlo Inigo Monzon

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Science & Health

NASA tests rover that will determine possibility of human colony on the Moon

New discovery of Australian meteorite stuns scientists

Australian Open continues to get disrupted due to poor air quality because of bushfires

Saturday asteroid alert: Giant asteroid hurtling toward earth at breathtaking speed

What Asia can do to deal with new Coronavirus outbreak

Life after death mystery revealed: Scientist unveils experience of humans during time of death

This TV screen can cure children suffering from 'lazy eye' and 'wandering eye' disorders

Australia bushfires are a red alert for entire world on climate change, warns scientist

9/11 Attacks: High leukemia cases found among World Trade Center rescue workers

Migraine medications may be dangerous for high blood pressure patients, says study

Diversity is the norm of nature and diverse landscapes work better, says study

New perfusion machine keeps human liver alive for 1 week outside body; May revolutionize future of organ transplantation

Video warns of towering tsunamis caused by possible asteroid impact on Earth

Man-Wildlife Conflict: 85% of 20,000 species found exposed to human pressure

Scientist explains how black hole in Milky Way can stretch space-time

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