Science & Health

Nanotech device can charge your phone in seconds now

New Supercapacitors -- energy-storage devices -- are a promising, green alternative to traditional batteries, with benefits including improved safety and reliability, in addition to much faster charging

Oct 26, 2017

By IANS

Pope Francis phoned International Space Station crew on Oct. 26

The Pope Francis will talk to the ISS crew from Vatican at 9 AM EDT (9 PM) Singapore time. Watch the video live.

Oct 26, 2017

By Rahul K R

Google Earth discovers stone gates in Saudi Arabia: Precursor to more mysterious civilization?

David Kennedy at the University of Western Australia discovered stone gates in Saudi Arabia which may gradually unearth more mysterious ancient civilization underneath.

Oct 26, 2017

By Nirmal Narayanan

Human Genes undergo changes in space: NASA

A NASA research on identical twins has found that human genes would undergo changes during space travels. Another research on plants would help to identify the changes that happen to them in the space. The research could help in future Mars settlement.

Oct 25, 2017

By Rahul K R

Nasa Spacex

Salt layers discovered in Mars, could be mined for fertilizers

The European Space Agencies Mars Express and NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO) have found salt layers on the Martian surface which were formed by volcanic eruptions. This salts also known as the Centi Mansa deposits which could be used as fertilizers for Martian missions in future.

Oct 25, 2017

By Rahul K R

Daydreaming good for your smartness, creativity: Study

In a study, those who reported in more frequent daydreaming scored higher on intellectual and creative ability and had more efficient brain systems.

Oct 25, 2017

By Soorya Kiran NN

Seoul airport plans to open plastic surgery clinic

The Korean Association of Plastic Surgeons and other medical associations have also condemned the idea based on the dangers a patient might face on flights even after undergoing the simplest operations, such as double-eyelid surgeries, which are very popular in Asia.

Oct 25, 2017

By IANS

What's not right with Stephen Hawking's 1966 thesis about galaxies?

The thesis, which Cambridge University made public on October 23, crashed the University website due to high-demand and now experts discuss about its right and wrong assumptions.

Oct 24, 2017

By Poulami Nag

SpaceX to launch its 1st Falcon Heavy rocket in November; Open for public viewing

NASA's Kennedy Space Center announced that the Falcon Heavy rocket by SpaceX will be launched in this November

Oct 24, 2017

By Poulami Nag

Spacex

Former US national security chief says he saw 40-foot-long UFO off San Diego coast

According to the former US national security chief, the bizarre UFO broke all laws of physics as it outmanoeuvred several F-18 pilots on its course.

Oct 24, 2017

By Nirmal Narayanan

Alien

NASA indirectly admits monstrous planet Nibiru is real: Is this end for us?

As NASA too admits the presence of a giant planet lurking on the edge of our solar system, it seems that the conspiracy theories surrounding the doomsday are finally coming true

Oct 24, 2017

By Nirmal Narayanan

Newly developed Machine learning algorithm can predict timings of upcoming earthquakes

A team of researchers has invented a technique which could detect timings of an upcoming earthquake. The research could be helpful in saving millions of people's lives from an earthquake disaster. The research is continuing to find the epicenter of an event and the regions affected.

Oct 23, 2017

By Rahul K R

Stephen Hawking's 'historic and compelling' doctoral thesis is open source now

For the first time, Professor Hawking has made his 1966 doctoral thesis available for all to download and read.

Oct 23, 2017

By Poulami Nag

It's confirmed! Earth has travelling companion and it's not space junk

Vishnu Reddy from the University of Arizona Lunar and Planetary Laboratory has unveiled new data about the Earth's quasi-satellite 2016 HO3.

Oct 23, 2017

By Poulami Nag

Asteroid

Brussels sprouts and green tea make aggressive breast cancers treatable, says study

Doctors say that the tumours in ER-negative breast cancer are likely to respond less to hormone therapy than that of ER-positive. This eventually makes ER-negative breast cancers typically very aggressive.

Oct 23, 2017

By Samhati Bhattacharjya

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Science & Health

Nanotech device can charge your phone in seconds now

Pope Francis phoned International Space Station crew on Oct. 26

Google Earth discovers stone gates in Saudi Arabia: Precursor to more mysterious civilization?

Human Genes undergo changes in space: NASA

Salt layers discovered in Mars, could be mined for fertilizers

Daydreaming good for your smartness, creativity: Study

Seoul airport plans to open plastic surgery clinic

What's not right with Stephen Hawking's 1966 thesis about galaxies?

SpaceX to launch its 1st Falcon Heavy rocket in November; Open for public viewing

Former US national security chief says he saw 40-foot-long UFO off San Diego coast

NASA indirectly admits monstrous planet Nibiru is real: Is this end for us?

Newly developed Machine learning algorithm can predict timings of upcoming earthquakes

Stephen Hawking's 'historic and compelling' doctoral thesis is open source now

It's confirmed! Earth has travelling companion and it's not space junk

Brussels sprouts and green tea make aggressive breast cancers treatable, says study

Frozen Secret: Thousands of 'Alien-Like' Icefish Nests Found Beneath Antarctic Ice Sheet

Frozen Secret: Thousands of 'Alien-Like' Icefish Nests Found Beneath Antarctic Ice Sheet

Singapore's Skies Will Sparkle in Early November — Don't Miss the Beaver Moon and Meteor Shower Show!

Singapore's Skies Will Sparkle in Early November — Don't Miss the Beaver Moon and Meteor Shower Show!