Science & Health

Why many teenagers undergo depression these days? Blame it on digital screen, say researchers

Are teens spending more time on screen? If so, it may increase the risk of depressive disorders or induce suicidal tendencies among them, say scientists.

Nov 15, 2017

By Bikash Rai

Depression

Bieber most popular among psychopaths, why?

Researchers are now claiming that psychopaths who shun themselves from society have a specific musical preference.

Nov 15, 2017

By Sanchalita Mullick

Scientists want to spray aerosols into sky to cool down Earth

This method of climate engineering could bring along more hurricanes like Irma

Nov 15, 2017

By Poulami Nag

Aerobic exercise increases the brain size and decrease brain function

Regular exercise can improve brain functioning, says study

Aerobic exercises can help increase the brain size thus enhancing the memory function. It also provides a good brain health, says a new research.

Nov 15, 2017

By Bikash Rai

For the first time hyper-luminous rare galaxy duo spotted, what it means?

"Finding just one hyper-luminous starburst galaxy is remarkable in itself. Finding two of these rare galaxies in such close proximity is truly astounding."

Nov 15, 2017

By Poulami Nag

10 years from now, we may witness gravitational waves generated from merger of supermassive black holes: Scientists

The even of two supermassive black holes merging would also be one of the biggest types of unions in the cosmos

Nov 15, 2017

By Poulami Nag

Climate change: World closer to dangerous, irreversible 'tipping points', say scientists at UN talks in Bonn

According to some scientists, the planet's surface has already warmed enough in the last 150 years to lock the temperature within the breakdown of the ice sheet of West Antarctica

Nov 15, 2017

By Poulami Nag

This material generates electricity when stressed

Swiss scientists have developed a rubber filament which could generate electricity when stretched. The new technology could be used as lesser risky alternatives to batteries used in surgical implants.

Nov 15, 2017

By IANS

Frankenstein monster? Scientists succeed in growing human brain in lab

A research team in Germany had been trying to replicate the human brain in a laboratory to observe why our species is more intelligent than all others, and they have finally succeeded.

Nov 15, 2017

By Adrita Biswas

Jurassic period longest dinosaur track in France takes us 150 million years back

Researchers have excavated the longest footprints of the Sauropod dinosaur in Plagne village of France. The footprints were initially discovered in 2009 and further excavation led to finding more of them.

Nov 15, 2017

By Rahul K R

Dying? No, freeze them alive, to be revived later, says Russian cryonics firm KrioRus

KrioRus claims to be the first company outside the US that offers cryonics services, including cryoconservation and storage already preserving over 50 human patients and 20 animals.

Nov 15, 2017

By Nagesh Narayana

Martian lake in Canada contains extreme life forms: Does this hint at life on Mars? [VIDEO]

The Spotted Lake has different pools of concentrated salts and brine that is locally believed to have healing properties. Experts said that it seems like a huge "chunk of Mars has somehow broken off and travelled 33 million miles."

Nov 14, 2017

By Samhati Bhattacharjya

Leonid meteor shower: Where, how and when to watch it

The Leonid meteor shower would be prevalent throughout the month. The best time to look the meteor is during the early mornings of November 17, 18. Around 20 asteroids could be visible at any time in the sky.

Nov 14, 2017

By Rahul K R

6 terrifying facts on sinister sea monster, Bobbit worm [VIDEO]

BBC documentary on Bobbit worms provided viewers with a share of their worst nightmares.

Nov 14, 2017

By Sanchalita Mullick

Mysterious 'extinct' insect comes back from the dead [VIDEO]

Three Ball's Pyramid insects were discovered by scientists in 2001 while climbing the Ball's pyramid, a rocky outcrop southeast of the Lord Howe Island.

Nov 14, 2017

By Adrita Biswas

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Why many teenagers undergo depression these days? Blame it on digital screen, say researchers

Bieber most popular among psychopaths, why?

Scientists want to spray aerosols into sky to cool down Earth

Regular exercise can improve brain functioning, says study

For the first time hyper-luminous rare galaxy duo spotted, what it means?

10 years from now, we may witness gravitational waves generated from merger of supermassive black holes: Scientists

Climate change: World closer to dangerous, irreversible 'tipping points', say scientists at UN talks in Bonn

This material generates electricity when stressed

Frankenstein monster? Scientists succeed in growing human brain in lab

Jurassic period longest dinosaur track in France takes us 150 million years back

Dying? No, freeze them alive, to be revived later, says Russian cryonics firm KrioRus

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