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Fossilised Footprints of Extinct Species of Elephants Reveal a Prehistoric Nursery in Spain
A footprint of an extinct species of straight-tusked elephants that were wiped out in the last ice age has been discovered in Spain.
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Chandrayaan 2: Why India Is Exploring The Moon's South Pole
Packed with scientific instruments and national pride, Chandrayaan 2's moon lander Vikram is set to make a soft landing near the moon's south pole - a relatively unexplored part of Earth's natural satellite.
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People Who Spend More Time In Nature Are Healthier And Happier, Research Shows
It's been established that people who spend more time in parks and other natural settings tend to report higher levels of health and happiness, but new research shows there's actually a magic number for it.
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Record 'Fast Radio Bursts' Detected From Deep Space: Study
The next challenge for the researchers, whose findings were reported in scientific journal Nature, is to pinpoint the locations of bursts on the sky.
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Spring Is Arriving Earlier in Polar Regions Than Anywhere Else
If you live in the Arctic, spring might be arriving as much as 16 days earlier.
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3D-Printed Clip-On Turns Smartphones Into Microscopes
The "clip-on" microscope was developed by researchers from the ARC Centre of Excellence for Nanoscale BioPhotonics at the University of Adelaide.
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Stress May be as Unhealthy as Junk Food: Study
We all are aware of how junk foods are unhealthy and can cause various health hazards, now according to the research published in the Nature Scientific Reports; stress may be as harmful to our bodies as a poor diet.
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Warming Oceans Are 'Sick,' Global Scientists Warn
Global warming is making the oceans sicker than ever before, spreading disease among animals and humans and threatening food security across the planet, a major scientific report said on Monday.
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Kalabhavan Mani's Death: Bottles That Could Have Had Insecticide Found
"We got a few bottles. We will know what they contained only after scientific tests," Deputy Superintendent of Police K Sudarshan, who is entrusted with the investigation, said. After his death, hospital authorities reported the presence of chemicals in the body, leading to speculation that he may not have died a natural death
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50 Million Year Old Sperm Found in Antarctica: Report
The world's oldest sperm cells preserved in a tiny cocoon in Antarctica for a whopping 50 million years have been recovered by researchers, a scientific journal has reported.
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Climate Change, Extinctions Signal Earth in Danger Zone: Study
Climate change and high rates of extinctions of animals and plants are pushing the Earth into a danger zone for humanity, a scientific report card about mankind's impact on nature said on Thursday.
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Scientists develop spray-on battery
Scientists in the United States have developed a paint that can store and deliver electrical power just like a battery
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Fossilised Footprints of Extinct Species of Elephants Reveal a Prehistoric Nursery in Spain
A footprint of an extinct species of straight-tusked elephants that were wiped out in the last ice age has been discovered in Spain.
-
Chandrayaan 2: Why India Is Exploring The Moon's South Pole
Packed with scientific instruments and national pride, Chandrayaan 2's moon lander Vikram is set to make a soft landing near the moon's south pole - a relatively unexplored part of Earth's natural satellite.
-
People Who Spend More Time In Nature Are Healthier And Happier, Research Shows
It's been established that people who spend more time in parks and other natural settings tend to report higher levels of health and happiness, but new research shows there's actually a magic number for it.
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Record 'Fast Radio Bursts' Detected From Deep Space: Study
The next challenge for the researchers, whose findings were reported in scientific journal Nature, is to pinpoint the locations of bursts on the sky.
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Spring Is Arriving Earlier in Polar Regions Than Anywhere Else
If you live in the Arctic, spring might be arriving as much as 16 days earlier.
-
3D-Printed Clip-On Turns Smartphones Into Microscopes
The "clip-on" microscope was developed by researchers from the ARC Centre of Excellence for Nanoscale BioPhotonics at the University of Adelaide.
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Stress May be as Unhealthy as Junk Food: Study
We all are aware of how junk foods are unhealthy and can cause various health hazards, now according to the research published in the Nature Scientific Reports; stress may be as harmful to our bodies as a poor diet.
-
Warming Oceans Are 'Sick,' Global Scientists Warn
Global warming is making the oceans sicker than ever before, spreading disease among animals and humans and threatening food security across the planet, a major scientific report said on Monday.
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Kalabhavan Mani's Death: Bottles That Could Have Had Insecticide Found
"We got a few bottles. We will know what they contained only after scientific tests," Deputy Superintendent of Police K Sudarshan, who is entrusted with the investigation, said. After his death, hospital authorities reported the presence of chemicals in the body, leading to speculation that he may not have died a natural death
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50 Million Year Old Sperm Found in Antarctica: Report
The world's oldest sperm cells preserved in a tiny cocoon in Antarctica for a whopping 50 million years have been recovered by researchers, a scientific journal has reported.
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Climate Change, Extinctions Signal Earth in Danger Zone: Study
Climate change and high rates of extinctions of animals and plants are pushing the Earth into a danger zone for humanity, a scientific report card about mankind's impact on nature said on Thursday.
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Scientists develop spray-on battery
Scientists in the United States have developed a paint that can store and deliver electrical power just like a battery
