Discovery Channel's much touted and advertised program ,"Eaten Alive", has left a lot of viewers fuming and disappointed.
Orion spacecraft which failed to take off on Thursday, successfully completed two orbit flight under five hours, on Friday.
Shell engraving analysed by researchers showed that Home erectus was capable of making drawings, predating artwork made by Homo sapiens by about half a million years.
The Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity is funding a multi-year research project that could fundamentally change the field of supercomputing.
A beach outing for a South African family turned into animal rescue after they noticed a dead pregnant shark washed ashore.
The electric eel (Electrophorus electricus) can deliver an electrical jolt that is similar to a taser. The shock is surprisingly strong enough to knock down a full-grown horse, according to a report.
This year is on track to be one of the hottest, if not the hottest, year on record, a U.N. weather agency on Wednesday rejected claims that global warming has paused.
A team of researchers discovered that the humpback whales, which generally live in the Arabian Sea are the most isolated whale population of the Earth. The study suggested that this humpback remains separated from other humpback for more than 70,000 years.
Giraffe numbers are decreasing across Africa due to increased levels of poaching and habitat loss caused by human population growth, according to wildlife experts.
DNA from remains of Richard III found in a parking lot in 2012, have shown breaks from the family line.
New research found that insects and spiders consume a big portion of the food tossed on the ground in New York City-and most likely in other locations.
A new documentary 'Mass Extinction: Life at the Brink', which aired on The Smithsonian Channel, humans will be responsible for causing the next mass extinction of species.
For the first time, researchers found that under certain conditions, human eye can sense "invisible" infra-red light.
The first spacecraft to ever visit Pluto is set to wake up on Dec. 6 in preparation for its midsummer meeting with the solar system's most famous dwarf planet.
An experiment to test the durability of DNA by seeing whether it could survive re-entry through the Earth's atmosphere in a rocket has proved that it can survive, researchers from Germany and Switzerland report in PLOS One.
09 Aug '24 16:35PM
