Science & Health

Experimental vaccine design shows hope for HIV patients

The molecule could one day become part of a successful HIV vaccine, the researchers said.

Oct 29, 2017

By IANS

Scientists are demanding another mission to dwarf planet Pluto

New Horizons, the first-ever mission to Pluto, was conducted by NASA in 2015, for which scientists had been pushing since the 1980s

Oct 29, 2017

By Poulami Nag

Getting old? No worry, researchers found cure for aging

Researchers have found cure for aging and early deaths. The laboratory research done on samples taken from older adults and people with progeria disease found that aging could be cured. Lateral researchers have also given hopes for modifying genetic codes. It could cure the genetic as well as aging problems in humans.

Oct 29, 2017

By Rahul K R

People declared dead can hear their death being announced by doctors

Dead people can hear their death being announced, say scientists

Scientists are claiming that there is evidence that proves that when someone who is dead, can actually hear their own death being announced by doctors.

Oct 28, 2017

By Sanchalita Mullick

From Suzy Bae to Song Hye Kyo: Check out diet, beauty tips of top 6 Korean divas that you can adopt

It is not enough to be mesmerized by the flawlessness of Korean actors and pop-stars when you watch them on-screen. Their beauty and lifestyle tips can easily be applied in your daily life.

Oct 28, 2017

By Adrita Biswas

Pope Francis speaks to International Space Station crew

Pope Francis made a phone call to the International Space Station today (Oct. 26) to ask its six occupants deep questions about humanitys place in the universe.

Oct 28, 2017

By Staff Reporter

Nasa

Nibiru is coming to destroy Earth on November 19, but why is it invisible?

Conspiracy theorists claim that Nibiru alias Planet X will hit the Earth on November 19, but still it remains invisible to our naked eyes.

Oct 28, 2017

By Nirmal Narayanan

Nasa

Are they coming? Russia's nuclear missile test triggers alien invasion fears

As Russia tested four intercontinental nuclear-capable ballistic missiles, conspiracy theorists believe that it is the country's precautionary act against a possible alien invasion

Oct 28, 2017

By Nirmal Narayanan

International Observe the Moon Night: Here's how you can celebrate our cosmic neighbour

International Observe the Moon Night first commenced in the year 2010 at the beginning of the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter mission.

Oct 28, 2017

By Poulami Nag

A tour to space can alter humans' gene expressions, unveils NASA's 'Twins Study'

NASA researchers have been conducting this study on former NASA astronauts Scott and Mark Kelly, who are identical twins.

Oct 28, 2017

By Poulami Nag

After failed prediction of Oct. 15, now conspiracy theorists believe Earth ends on Nov. 19

The conspiracy theory, previously, had gained so much impetus online that even NASA had to come forward and deny it

Oct 28, 2017

By Poulami Nag

DAWN found evidence of oceans under icy surface of Ceres, pointing at possible alien life organism

NASA's Dawn mission has found evidence for the existence of oceans in dwarf planet Ceres. The agency had earlier said that organic molecules were present in Ceres. The new finding gives strong support for the theory of 'Fermi Paradox' which says that life exists in ocean planets which are separated from the surface by ice layers.

Oct 27, 2017

By Rahul K R

Nasa

NASA discovers first 'Interstellar Object', not Nibiru or Planet X

Astronomers have discovered the first "interstellar object" passing through the solar system. The mysterious object has been named as A/2017 U1. Astronomers do not have information regarding the object and are studying about its whereabouts.

Oct 27, 2017

By Rahul K R

Nasa Asteroid

Saudi Arabian 'citizen' Robot Sophia gives ominous statement; Have we created our own nemesis?

Developed by Hanson Robotics, Sophie is described as having feminine qualities like "porcelain skin", "slender nose", and "intriguing smile".

Oct 27, 2017

By Adrita Biswas

Artificial intelligence

Hubble finds 'hot' exoplanet that 'snows'

The astronomers believe that powerful winds carry the titanium oxide gas around to the colder nighttime side, where it condenses into crystalline flakes, forms clouds, and precipitates as snow.

Oct 27, 2017

By IANS

Exoplanet

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Science & Health

Experimental vaccine design shows hope for HIV patients

Scientists are demanding another mission to dwarf planet Pluto

Getting old? No worry, researchers found cure for aging

Dead people can hear their death being announced, say scientists

From Suzy Bae to Song Hye Kyo: Check out diet, beauty tips of top 6 Korean divas that you can adopt

Pope Francis speaks to International Space Station crew

Nibiru is coming to destroy Earth on November 19, but why is it invisible?

Are they coming? Russia's nuclear missile test triggers alien invasion fears

International Observe the Moon Night: Here's how you can celebrate our cosmic neighbour

A tour to space can alter humans' gene expressions, unveils NASA's 'Twins Study'

After failed prediction of Oct. 15, now conspiracy theorists believe Earth ends on Nov. 19

DAWN found evidence of oceans under icy surface of Ceres, pointing at possible alien life organism

NASA discovers first 'Interstellar Object', not Nibiru or Planet X

Saudi Arabian 'citizen' Robot Sophia gives ominous statement; Have we created our own nemesis?

Hubble finds 'hot' exoplanet that 'snows'

Russia's 'Enteromix' Cancer Vaccine Rolled Out For Clinical Trials in 2026 Amid Hope, Hype

Russia's 'Enteromix' Cancer Vaccine Rolled Out For Clinical Trials in 2026 Amid Hope, Hype

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