Science & Health

New research reveals breast milk has anti-cancer protein that can treat the disease

According to research, a protein called alpha-lactalbumin is found in breast milk that can kill cancer cells

Nov 11, 2019

By Priya Yadav

NASA's Juno spacecraft captures photo of swirling Jovian vortex on Jupiter

NASA's Juno spacecraft photographed a vortex that was formed by a brewing storm within Jupiter's atmosphere

Nov 11, 2019

By Carlo Inigo Monzon

Nasa

A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket with the company’s Crew Dragon spacecraft onboard is seen after being raised into a vertical position on the launch pad at Launch Complex 39A as preparations continue for the Demo-1 mission, Feb. 28, 2019, at NASA’s Kennedy Space

Astrophysicist slams SpaceX as it prepares to launch new batch of Starlink satellites

An astrophysicist warned about the effects of SpaceX's Starlink satellites on the sky and natural cosmic objects

Nov 11, 2019

By Carlo Inigo Monzon

Spacex Nasa Elon musk

Tiny Japanese satellite that can cause man-made meteor showers to hit the sky this month

A Japanese company is preparing to launch a satellite that can produce its own artificial meteor shower.

Nov 11, 2019

By Carlo Inigo Monzon

Space

NASA is victim of Govt laws, compelled to hide facts about aliens, says extraterrestrial hunter

Bassett claimed that government-imposed "truth embargo" is stopping NASA from releasing information on aliens

Nov 11, 2019

By Nirmal Narayanan

Alien Nasa

Rare celestial event falls on Monday, Nov 11 when Mercury passes between Earth and Sun

The transit begins Monday at 1235 GMT and ends at 1804 GMT, when Mercury appears to enter on one edge of the Sun and exit on the other

Nov 10, 2019

By Soorya Kiran NN

Why do we slip and skid on ice? It's liquid film that brings down friction and make ice slippery

Due to friction on ice, a film of water gets generated. It is much thinner and more viscous than expected, somewhat like crushed ice you suck on in summer.

Nov 10, 2019

By R Siva Kumar

NASA warning: Monstrous asteroid screeching at 17,000 miles per hour to whiz past earth soon

Even though the chances of a probable collision is pretty low, this asteroid, if hit with the earth may cause huge devastation in a regional scale

Nov 10, 2019

By Nirmal Narayanan

Asteroid Nasa

A lot of much-loved food is hyper-palatable, but unhealthy

Scientists devise particular metrics to label some foods as hyper-palatable. They find that most food products eaten in the United States come under this category.

Nov 10, 2019

By R Siva Kumar

Rise in dengue in Singapore, 7th reported death in 2016

Dengue can be sexually transmitted, confirms Spanish health authorities

The Spanish health authority has reported a very rare case involving a man who got the dengue infection from his partner

Nov 9, 2019

By Bhaswati Guha Majumder

Boy scouts announce they will start accepting girls into cub scouts program In 2018

Scientists discredit earlier hypothesis that boys better at math than girls

A study finds that there is no difference in math aptitude between girls and boys as both the gender learn and perform math skills in a similar way.

Nov 9, 2019

By Priya Yadav

Scientists claim to have found cure for HIV

A Maryland based company has claimed to have found treatment for HIV AIDS through a gene therapy that will be able to eradicate the disease once and for all.

Nov 9, 2019

By Priya Yadav

Dwindling Arctic ice infecting marine mammals with deadly virus

A study has suggested that melting Arctic ice has become a pathway for deadly phocine distemper virus to infect mammals in the pacific.

Nov 9, 2019

By Priya Yadav

Even Neanderthals liked to wear jewelry, made of eagle talons

Ornamental uses of eagle talons, used by Neanderthals, have been discovered by scientists in the Iberian Peninsula for the first time.

Nov 9, 2019

By R Siva Kumar

Rare new strain of HIV identified two decades after sample taken in DR Congo

A US laboratory has found a new strain of Group M subtype L strain of HIV after 20 years of the sample taken in DR Congo.

Nov 8, 2019

By Priya Yadav

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Science & Health

New research reveals breast milk has anti-cancer protein that can treat the disease

NASA's Juno spacecraft captures photo of swirling Jovian vortex on Jupiter

Astrophysicist slams SpaceX as it prepares to launch new batch of Starlink satellites

Tiny Japanese satellite that can cause man-made meteor showers to hit the sky this month

NASA is victim of Govt laws, compelled to hide facts about aliens, says extraterrestrial hunter

Rare celestial event falls on Monday, Nov 11 when Mercury passes between Earth and Sun

Why do we slip and skid on ice? It's liquid film that brings down friction and make ice slippery

NASA warning: Monstrous asteroid screeching at 17,000 miles per hour to whiz past earth soon

A lot of much-loved food is hyper-palatable, but unhealthy

Dengue can be sexually transmitted, confirms Spanish health authorities

Scientists discredit earlier hypothesis that boys better at math than girls

Scientists claim to have found cure for HIV

Dwindling Arctic ice infecting marine mammals with deadly virus

Even Neanderthals liked to wear jewelry, made of eagle talons

Rare new strain of HIV identified two decades after sample taken in DR Congo

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