Science & Health

Five cattle mutilations happened in Oregon, authorities clueless

The body parts of the cattle were precisely removed, and it has compelled many people to believe that there is alien involvement in this case

Oct 18, 2019

By Nirmal Narayanan

Alien

Faulty signalling pathway causes heart to develop unnaturally in embryo stage, finds study

Research has linked a fault in the signal pathway in the embryonic heart with a cardiomyopathy condition called left ventricular non-compaction (LVNC).

Oct 18, 2019

By Priya Yadav

Biggest Asian genetic data bank comes up in Singapore

Researchers in Singapore have created the biggest database of the genome from the Indus Valley Civilization of South Asia.

Oct 18, 2019

By Priya Yadav

Improved diagnosis, reduction in TB deaths, but more efforts needed: WHO

A WHO report says more efforts are needed in the form of funding and R&D to eradicate TB as about 10 million people diagnosed with the disease in 2018.

Oct 18, 2019

By Priya Yadav

Severe Greenland winter creates ripples among researchers who record alarming 'reproductive failure'

Due to huge drifts of snowfall and extreme winter in northern Greenland last year, the reproductive lives of birds and bees in northern Greenland just collapsed in 2018.

Oct 18, 2019

By Revathi Sivakumar

'Interstellar' film inspires NASA scientist to study possibility of life in planets orbiting black holes

A NASA astrophysicist was inspired by the film "Interstellar" to study if it would be possible for life to exist on a planet that orbits a black hole.

Oct 18, 2019

By Carlo Inigo Monzon

Nasa Space Exoplanet

Earthquake warning: Unprecedented movement detected in California fault capable of triggering megaquake

Thomas Rockwell, a top scientist had previously claimed that San Andreas fault is ripe for a major earthquake

Oct 18, 2019

By Nirmal Narayanan

Humans should leave earth to survive before an asteroid impact spreads chaos, warns top expert

Even though NASA has not detected any asteroids causing imminent danger, Öpik strongly believes that the chance of a deep impact in the future is 100 percent

Oct 18, 2019

By Nirmal Narayanan

Asteroid

Strange things going around galaxy trigger speculation of aliens but scientists differ

The mysterious dimming made many experts believe that it is the evidence of an ongoing alien megastructure construction

Oct 17, 2019

By Nirmal Narayanan

Scientists find key errors in the study of future health of CRISPR babies, retracts paper

Scientists find key errors in the study of future health of CRISPR babies, retract paper

Study suggesting CRISPR babies might die early than other people has been retracted

Oct 17, 2019

By Pinaz Kazi

Lost city of Cambodia: Scientists rediscover ancient city of the Khmer Empire hidden for centuries

An early Angkorian capital city which was also the capital of the Khmer Empire was rediscovered with the help of airborne laser scanning (Lidar).

Oct 17, 2019

By Pinaz Kazi

How planets form around a star is shown by gas 'waterfalls'

Astronomers examined 3D motions of gas in a planet-forming disk at three locations around a young star called HD 163296. They found that gas was flowing like a waterfall into gaps that seemed to be caused by infant planets.

Oct 17, 2019

By Revathi Sivakumar

Five asteroids to whiz past earth tomorrow and one of them is as big as the Big Ben, NASA reveals

If the asteroid enters the earth's atmosphere, it will cause a mid-air explosion, thus causing havoc in the impacted area

Oct 17, 2019

By Nirmal Narayanan

Asteroid Nasa

Stormquakes are for real! Scientists reveal the mystery behind them

Scientists have discovered a new seismic phenomenon called stormquakes that involve interactions of the atmosphere, ocean, and the solid Earth.

Oct 17, 2019

By Priya Yadav

People who drink tea regularly have improved brain health compared to non-drinkers, study reveals

A study says drinking tea improves the cognitive functioning of the brain and the beverage drinkers have more organized brains that those who do not.

Oct 17, 2019

By Priya Yadav

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Science & Health

Five cattle mutilations happened in Oregon, authorities clueless

Faulty signalling pathway causes heart to develop unnaturally in embryo stage, finds study

Biggest Asian genetic data bank comes up in Singapore

Improved diagnosis, reduction in TB deaths, but more efforts needed: WHO

Severe Greenland winter creates ripples among researchers who record alarming 'reproductive failure'

'Interstellar' film inspires NASA scientist to study possibility of life in planets orbiting black holes

Earthquake warning: Unprecedented movement detected in California fault capable of triggering megaquake

Humans should leave earth to survive before an asteroid impact spreads chaos, warns top expert

Strange things going around galaxy trigger speculation of aliens but scientists differ

Scientists find key errors in the study of future health of CRISPR babies, retract paper

Lost city of Cambodia: Scientists rediscover ancient city of the Khmer Empire hidden for centuries

How planets form around a star is shown by gas 'waterfalls'

Five asteroids to whiz past earth tomorrow and one of them is as big as the Big Ben, NASA reveals

Stormquakes are for real! Scientists reveal the mystery behind them

People who drink tea regularly have improved brain health compared to non-drinkers, study reveals

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