Science & Health

Why people experience hearing impairment after listening to loud sounds?

Scientists who took part in the study revealed that a structure called tectorial membrane plays a crucial role in triggering these few moments of hearing impairment

Mar 9, 2019

By Nirmal Narayanan

This surface texture of interconnected ridges and troughs, referred to as "brain terrain" is found throughout the mid-latitude regions of Mars.

Unsolved mysteries of Mars: Brain Terrain

This bizarrely textured terrain may be directly related to the water ice that lies beneath the surface.

Mar 9, 2019

By IBTimes SG Desk

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Scientists finally uncover the weight of Milky Way

Scientists revealed that the Milky Way weighs about 1.5 trillion solar masses within a radius of 129 000 light-years.

Mar 9, 2019

By Nirmal Narayanan

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SHOCKING: Toddler eats own faeces, children fed rotten fruits at Singapore childcare centre

Over 2 million children at risk in Philippines measles outbreak

The outbreak has killed 261 people this year alone and most of the victims were children aged under five.

Mar 8, 2019

By IANS

World's first, NTU-developed Volvo driverless electric bus ready, on trial run in campus

Developed by NTU, the world's first driverless electric bus will run on trial basis inside the campus first while the next bus will undergo trials in real-time environment before the full-fledged fleet becomes a common sight on Singapore roads.

Mar 7, 2019

By Nagesh Narayana

Artist's rendering of asteroids and space dust

Asteroids are stronger than previously thought; What NASA is planning?

Researchers found that incoming asteroids may be very harder to break, and they made this conclusion by using a new computer modelling method to simulate asteroid collisions.

Mar 6, 2019

By Nirmal Narayanan

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Why some icebergs in Antarctica are green? Scientists find answer finally

Scientists put forward this theory after Australian researchers discovered large amounts of iron in East Antarctica's Amery Ice Shelf

Mar 5, 2019

By Nirmal Narayanan

Soviet Union's ghost spaceship to crash land on earth soon, says astronomer

Experts believe that the gigantic remains of the spacecraft will survive the re-entry to the earth's atmosphere

Mar 5, 2019

By Nirmal Narayanan

China aims to send a rover to Mars, confirms official

By landing on Mars, China aims to become a world leader in space race, next to United States and Russia

Mar 5, 2019

By Nirmal Narayanan

Late American geophysicist warns humans about changing climate before his death

Wallace Smith Broecker, days before his death urged authorities to take extreme measures like solar shield to protect earth from climate change

Mar 4, 2019

By Nirmal Narayanan

Elon Musk planning to build a permanent human base on Moon

Elon Musk believes that building a moon base will be the first step towards achieving the goal of Mars colonization

Mar 4, 2019

By Nirmal Narayanan

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Isolated alligator gained 700 pounds weight

Melissa Cummings, a spokeswoman for the Georgia DNR revealed that the alligator has gained such a massive weight as it isolated away from humans

Mar 3, 2019

By Nirmal Narayanan

This teen receives National STEM Education Award 2019 for her invention to improve brain cancer treatment

The Indian American teenager receives National STEM Education Award 2019 for her invention that is designed to improve treatments for Glioblastoma.

Mar 3, 2019

By Bhaswati Guha Majumder

Climate change impact: taken a toll on global fisheries

Apart from climate change and global warming, overfishing is also playing a crucial role in depleting the global marine life

Mar 3, 2019

By Nirmal Narayanan

Scientists give night vision superpower to mice using nanoparticles; humans next?

Using a single injection of an ocular nanoparticle, mice successfully got infrared night vision capability for nearly 10 weeks

Mar 2, 2019

By Nirmal Narayanan

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Science & Health

Why people experience hearing impairment after listening to loud sounds?

Unsolved mysteries of Mars: Brain Terrain

Scientists finally uncover the weight of Milky Way

Over 2 million children at risk in Philippines measles outbreak

World's first, NTU-developed Volvo driverless electric bus ready, on trial run in campus

Asteroids are stronger than previously thought; What NASA is planning?

Why some icebergs in Antarctica are green? Scientists find answer finally

Soviet Union's ghost spaceship to crash land on earth soon, says astronomer

China aims to send a rover to Mars, confirms official

Late American geophysicist warns humans about changing climate before his death

Elon Musk planning to build a permanent human base on Moon

Isolated alligator gained 700 pounds weight

This teen receives National STEM Education Award 2019 for her invention to improve brain cancer treatment

Climate change impact: taken a toll on global fisheries

Scientists give night vision superpower to mice using nanoparticles; humans next?

Ice Caves Open After 11 Years, Blizzard Follows, UFO Disclosure Order: February 2026 Remains Convergence Point?

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