The University of Texas announced on their website that the Austin-based college's researchers managed to identify for the very first time the sensor an animal uses to navigate using the Earth's magnetic field. The animal researchers managed to identify the sensor in was a tiny worm, their website said.
Swedish Bishop Peder Winstrup died some 350 years ago and his body was mummified to preserve it, which worked so well that it is said to be among the best preserved bodies of his century, The Guardian reported.
A new study warns that only rapid intervention by reversing climate change and preventing extinction of species, can save life as we know.
The government of North Korea declared on state television that the scientists of their nation had discovered a new-almost magical-drug, which is capable of both preventing and curing some of world's most deadly diseases such as Ebola, AIDS, MERS, and SARS.
Scientists claim that life in space can be found out in another decade or so.
Researchers posted images as seen by artificial neural networks.
Nearly a decade after the phenomenon of polar winds was observed, researchers have explained it is caused by interaction of sunlight with Titan's atmosphere.
According to a new study, reducing your calorie intake by half for five days in row every month can decrease your risk of getting cancer, diabetes and heart disease, Daily Mail reported.
A new study conducted in Australia found that heavy metal and other types of "extreme music" could have a soothing effect.
Researchers in Denmark claim DNA analysis shows the Kennewick Man was related to Native Americans.
The earthquake that hit Nepal was so powerful it moved Mount Everest by one inch.
Seismic events increased manifold in recent years. Researchers have attributed this to increased disposal of waste water obtained when drilling for oil and natural gas.
Patients suffering from migraine attacks can now try out a new class of drugs, which experts say show great potential towards effective migraine management.
Pepper, the chatty and charming robot is said to have the ability to respond to human emotions and will go on sale in Japan this weekend.
A new study suggests that most wild kangaroos tend to favour their left hands while accomplishing common tasks like feeding and grooming.
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