Science & Health

Singletons do not belong to families with healthy eating habits, study reveals

Those who have more than one child in a family might work out better and healthier eating decisions, which would help to make children less obese

Nov 12, 2019

By R Siva Kumar

Regular cannabis use may increase risk for stroke, arrhythmia: Research

According to research, cannabis use is linked with an irregular heartbeat and can cause stroke in youngsters

Nov 12, 2019

By Priya Yadav

Study reveals sound sleep helps in reducing anxiety disorders

If you go through a sleepless night, you set off a 30 per cent rise in your emotional stress levels, says a new study

Nov 12, 2019

By R Siva Kumar

New study reveals 'Pac-Man' mergers can create supermassive black holes

A new study provided a possible explanation as to how some black holes can become exceptionally supermassive

Nov 12, 2019

By Carlo Inigo Monzon

Space

What is Project Nightingale? Is Google secretly collecting your health data?

Along with medication and diagnosis details, the data sets have details like patient name, date of birth etc.

Nov 12, 2019

By Jacob J

Humans may go extinct just next year, says Oxford varsity team citing asteroids, nukes and climate change

Apart from natural causes, man-made risks like nuclear weapons and climate change will also elevate the chances of human extinction

Nov 12, 2019

By Nirmal Narayanan

This artist's concept shows a pulsar, which is like a lighthouse, as its light appears in regular pulses as it rotates. Pulsars are dense remnants of exploded stars, and are part of a class of objects called neutron stars.

NASA detects record-breaking thermonuclear explosion produced by dead star

NASA's telescope detected a powerful explosion caused by a distant star that collapsed and went supernova

Nov 12, 2019

By Carlo Inigo Monzon

Nasa Space

Strange hole in cloud triggers alien invasion fears in North Carolina, what happened next?

The strange hole made many people believe that aliens from deep space have started invading the earth

Nov 12, 2019

By Nirmal Narayanan

Nasa Alien

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Rare Mercury Transit captured by NASA in this video, next such celestial event only in 2032

Mercury Transit was visible in the US East Coast, Canada, South and Central America throughout its transit while the rest of the globe captured s small sliver of it. Those in Asia, including Singapore, and Australia missed the event entirely.

Nov 12, 2019

By Soorya Kiran NN

Insufficient sleep linked to faster biological aging and cardiovascular disease risk: NHCS study

A Singapore study using wearable FitBit trackers links insufficient sleep to increased rate of biological aging and cardiovascular disease risk

Nov 12, 2019

By Soorya Kiran NN

Not merely humans, these northern hemisphere trees escalate global warming with nitrous oxide emissions

Forests have relevance not only in the absorption of carbon, but also as a source of other greenhouse gases

Nov 12, 2019

By Soorya Kiran NN

New hair loss treatment could cure balding

Hair regrowth depends on lymphatic system, finds study giving hope to find way to cure baldness

Stem cells throughout the skin need to work together, in order to help in hair regrowth. By using a molecular communication tool as part of the lymphatic system the cells can synchronize their activities.

Nov 11, 2019

By R Siva Kumar

Couples suffering from recurrent miscarriage might have chromosomal abnormalities

Through a genetic sequencing technique called low-pass genome sequencing (GS), scientists have identified chromosomal abnormalities in couples who show recurrent miscarriage

Nov 11, 2019

By R Siva Kumar

Your ears may pinpoint the source of sound due to brain's neural code

Scientists have devised a new model to show how the human brain locates the source of sound, based on a more dynamic neural code

Nov 11, 2019

By R Siva Kumar

Archaeologists discover ancient Inca city using revolutionary technology LiDAR in Peru

The newly discovered Inca city looks like a template for Machu Picchu that was constructed in the mid-15th century

Nov 11, 2019

By Bhaswati Guha Majumder

Archaeology

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Science & Health

Singletons do not belong to families with healthy eating habits, study reveals

Regular cannabis use may increase risk for stroke, arrhythmia: Research

Study reveals sound sleep helps in reducing anxiety disorders

New study reveals 'Pac-Man' mergers can create supermassive black holes

What is Project Nightingale? Is Google secretly collecting your health data?

Humans may go extinct just next year, says Oxford varsity team citing asteroids, nukes and climate change

NASA detects record-breaking thermonuclear explosion produced by dead star

Strange hole in cloud triggers alien invasion fears in North Carolina, what happened next?

Rare Mercury Transit captured by NASA in this video, next such celestial event only in 2032

Insufficient sleep linked to faster biological aging and cardiovascular disease risk: NHCS study

Not merely humans, these northern hemisphere trees escalate global warming with nitrous oxide emissions

Hair regrowth depends on lymphatic system, finds study giving hope to find way to cure baldness

Couples suffering from recurrent miscarriage might have chromosomal abnormalities

Your ears may pinpoint the source of sound due to brain's neural code

Archaeologists discover ancient Inca city using revolutionary technology LiDAR in Peru

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