Most of Venusian atmosphere is comprised of carbon dioxide, according to US study.
Researchers have found a human protein that can build and edit other proteins, according to a new study. The protein called Rqc2 is only called in to do its job by the body when it notices there is a problem and wants to fix it, before it causes more substantial problems.
While some cancers can be prevented, most of them are caused by reasons we cannot understand or control, says a new John Hopkins study.
According to a new study, researchers found that birds will have trouble singing if they are inebriated.
Monarch butterfly is in danger of extinction due to massive drop in its global population, warned a petition launched by environmental groups. The population of Monarch butterflies was previously one billion which has now dropped to 35 million.
The Large Hadron Collider (LHC), will be commence its second three-year run in March this year, CERN announced at the 174th session of the CERN Council. The LHC has helped particle physicists to make some amazing discoveries.
Researchers have discovered unique species of frog that gives birth to live tadpoles, according to a new study. The species of frog was found on Sulawesi Island in Indonesia.
A new study has shown what the planet's surface could have been in during its early history.
A new study has shown how a specific sugar present in red meat and absent in humans, increases risk of cancer.
When your body gets exposed to the cold atmosphere, its white fat gets converted into brown fat, which begins to burn your calories.
The decreasing number of monarch butterflies has alarmed conservationist groups so much that they have requested the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to add the species to its endangered species list.
A new study among 155 young adults shows that it takes three months to heal.
Sediments scrapped off from Belize's Great Blue Hole has helped researchers concluded that drought could have wiped out the Mayan civilization.
A 16-inch tall Coconut Crab sighted in Hawaii on Sunday was the first one after 25 years.
A recent study by scientists at Oregon University showed that zebra finches, like humans, become faint when drunk.
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