Doomsday prophet Harold Camping is at it again! However, this time, people are calling his bluff for the ridiculous rubbish it truly is.

The comet Elenin, believed by some to be Planet X or Nibiru, will fly by Earth on Sunday. And no, there is no possibility of the end-of-the-world.

After the UARS, it’s the turn of the ESA satellite ROSAT to crash into the Earth. The expected re-entry is sometime early next week.

An exclusive and candid conversation with the Indian Mathematician who wants to prove the Riemann Hypothesis Using Quasicrystals. A man of multi-faceted talent, we present Rohit Gupta.

Van Elburg predicts an effect of 64 ns delay, exactly cancelling the observed advanced arrival of the neutrino beam at Gran Sasso. Has the Faster-Than-Light Neutrino puzzle been solved?

The Riemann hypothesis is considered the toughest problem in pure mathematics. Now an Indian mathematician wants to use a novel way to solve this puzzle. His idea: Use quasicrystals!

The Moon has huge quantities of titanium, finds NASA Moon probe. Talk about a rich find!

A team of British researchers will look at a lake under the Antarctic ice, looking for unknown forms of life and the history of the region. This is literally a very cool mission.

Australia is showing the way to a cleaner and greener future. It is all set to pass the Clean Energy Bill, which will put a price on the carbon emissions. Way to go, Australia

Research suggests that the cyclic solar activity might be linked to the extreme weather conditions seen in Europe last winter.

Samsung has just revolutionized the LED market. Coming in the near future are window screens which can be used for displays. Touchscreen window panes are in line after that! The Future has just arrived!

The Abominable Snow Man has been found claims the local administration of a Western Siberian

The Oxford University has come up with an app that will allow you to simulate the collisions happening at the LHC on your Android phone. Yeah. Really!

The 2011 Physics Nobel Prize Winners are…

The Newest telescopic array – the ALMA – just opened for operation. The first thing it does is give a stunning photo of two colliding galaxies!