China jumps into the space race with an important launch of a spacecraft that will dock with the Chinese Space Station module soon. The manned mission also comprises the first Chinese female astronaut.
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Researchers build air and water display by creating surface that mimicks the water repelling properties of the lotus leaf.
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A 10-year old became the world’s first recipient of a major vein replacement using Stem Cells. Her own stem cells were used to graft a 9-cm long vein into her liver, saving her a liver transplant. The stem cell revolution continues to deliver…
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NASA launched the Nuclear Spectroscopic Telescope Array (NuSTAR) to observe the secrets of the hidden universe including black holes and other “exotic objects”.
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Researchers at MIT have created a glucose powered fuel cell that may prove to be the future of highly efficient brain implants.
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The Nobel Committee has reduced the Nobel Prize money by 20% to safeguard its future prospects. Academia gets hit by the world market tumbledown!
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The makers of the ultra-tough Gorilla Glass have now made the ultra-flexible Willow Glass – a glass sheet that can be rolled up like tough paper! What does this herald for the smartphone industry of the future?
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One of the greatest ever scientist, Nobel Winner Richard Feynman was suspected to be a Soviet spy. Newly declassified FBI documents reveal how he was tagged! Lack of anything concrete against Feynman didn’t prevent the FBI from continuing their ‘investigation’ till 1958 and even after.
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Venus will make a transit across the disc of the Sun on either 5th or 6th June, depending on where you are! It will be a spectacular event! Here’s the ultimate guide about the event – how you can watch it and what to watch out for!
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As the transit of Venus edges closer to us, a math geek has started an alternate history math game that is open to all. Rohit Gupta has opened invitations for ZetaTrek Basecamp 2, a part of his Kali & the Kaleidoscope math expedition. Read on to find out more about this exciting internet camp!
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Scientists from the University College of London observed chewing in a New Zealand reptile called the Tuatara.
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One of the experiments at LHC- the LHCb – may have just detected signals of physics beyond the Standard Model. Are we seeing the emergence of New Physics?
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A New York Times article published May 20th, 2012 introduced two studies that show a possible correlation between sleep apnea and increased cancer risk
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Do we only use 10% of our brains? Are the brains of men and women different? Over the years, a number of myths have appeared. Now we know some of the answers.
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