ESO scientists have captured an extremely detailed image of a protoplanetary disc, which has given an insight into the evolution of the earth as well as other planets. It also shows a small planet getting formed.
Scientists disclose that the rise in the sea levels is faster than belieived, due to the rapid melting of ice sheets.
Through a lowland gorilla, Susie, scientists have found more information on the gorilla genome, which have helped them to understand the evolution of great apes and humans.
It is possible to block off the visibility of the earth from alien civilisations, according to a new study.
The fossils of a 305-million-year-old "almost spider" have been discovered, which give an insight into the evolution of arachnids into spiders.
Mothers may be able to communicate the love of exercise to their children even when they are still foetuses.
The satellite Hitomi lost contact with earth recently. Its ground handlers are trying to figure out the cause even as they try to control it.
A team of researchers from Purdue University has shown the structure of the Zika virus, which will help in the development of treatments and vaccines.
When most diets these days ask you to eat practically nothing, there is new one backed by science that tells you how to train your fat cells to help you lose faster and in a healthier way.
Four strains of fungi are being sent by scientists to the International Space Station so that the scientists can study how tiny organisms compete with stress of space radiation and microgravity.
Just one serving of pulses like beans, lentils and peas can help you lose weight and keep your cholesterol down, says a new study.
New dating methods, such as uranium-series and infrared stimulated luminescence, show that hobbits were wiped out by humans earlier than thought.
NASA is experimenting with an idea to inflate the international space station, an orbiting laboratory housing six crew members at a time.
According to a Stanford scientist, within next 20 years, all natural reproduction will most likely be exhausted.
Scientists may have falsely estimated extinction of Siberian unicorn, a vanished mammal, at 350,000 years ago. Discovery of a fossilized skull may have a different story to tell.
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