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Paleontologists Successfully Able To Reconnect The Skull Of Corythosaurus Dinosaur To Its Headless Body

04.27.2017 16:38 PM

Beheaded dinosaur finally got his head after a century. paleontologists from the University of Alberta has found that the dinosaur is a Corythosaurus and its skull is kept at the university's Paleontology museum since 1920.

Chemistry Has Become More Interesting With This New Interactive Periodic Table

04.26.2017 18:39 PM

Periodicstats has created a smart interactive web program to teach students about the basic elements in an interesting way. It will provide any types of scientific information about an element along with the history of discovery.

NASA GPM Satellite Mapped Tropical Depression 3W In 3D In The Pacific Ocean

04.26.2017 05:04 AM

Global Precipitation Measurement Mission satellite of NASA has captured tropical storms forming in Pacific ocean. The radar instruments of GPM has mapped a 3D imaging of the convective storm towers that helped scientists to analyze the speed and altitude of the storms.

This Silky Ant Named 'Radiohead' Can Farm Fungus For Their Own Diet

04.25.2017 04:50 AM

Researchers found Crystal-Haired Radiohead Ant from Venezuelan Amazon. Most interesting fact about this ant is, it can produce their food in their garden. they have a protective layer in their body that keeps them secure from parasites.

Ram Pressure Stripped Gas Formed Jellyfish-Shaped Galaxy In Abell 2670 Cluster

04.24.2017 17:54 PM

Astronomers Found Jellyfish-Shaped Galaxy In Abell 2670 Cluster. it was found by the Multi Unit Spectroscopic Explorer (MUSE), mounted on ESO's Very Large Telescope (VLT) in Chile.

Tarantula Spiders Don't Need Any Measuring Scales To Calculate Distance, They Have Lateral Eyes

04.23.2017 18:16 PM

Ability to measure the direction and the perception of distance makes tarantula spiders the ultimate navigator. Autonomous University of Madrid researchers found tarantula use their four pairs of lateral eyes to calculate the angle of polarized light which gives them the direction.

Watch: Gravitational Lensing Provided 50 Times Larger Images Of A Type 1A Supernova For The First Time

04.22.2017 10:06 AM

One of the rarest celestial events caught on the telescope. Gravitational lens, created by a perfectly aligned galaxy, magnifies a supernova 5o times to make it visible from earth.

NASA's Opportunity Rover Finally Left The Cape Tribulation Crater On Mars

04.21.2017 02:47 AM

Mars rover Opportunity is now heading towards Perseverance Valley after completing its mission at Cape Tribulation. The rover has spent 30 months at this crater ridge by analyzing the soil components.

DNA Analysis Of Diatom Algae Would Help Researchers To Track Down The Level Of Water Pollution

04.21.2017 01:54 AM

University of Geneva (UNIGE) scientists found an alternative way to track the pollution level of water. Unicellular algae, especially diatoms react on the aquatic environmental changes and scientists have used this feature to create Swiss diatom index (DI-CH) to monitor the ecological status.

Cassini Approaching For Its Final & 127th Flyby Towards Titan [Watch]

04.20.2017 11:23 AM

At the last phase of its journey NASA spacecraft Cassini is going to peep into Titan's atmosphere. During the final encounter, it would capture detailed images of Titan's lakes and seas.

Ancient Sea Scorpions Used To Hunt Their Prey With Their Serrated Tail Spine

04.20.2017 01:59 AM

Scientists found 430-million-year old sea scorpion fossil from the Patrick Burn Formation near Lesmahagow, Scotland. The ancestor of modern scorpions and horseshoe crabs were the ultimate predator of the ocean when sharks and barracudas were not evolved.

Frogs Can Kill H1N1 Flu Viruses With The Peptide From Their Slimy Mucus

04.19.2017 05:10 AM

Scientists found host defense peptide of small indian frog named Hydrophylax bahuvistara can kill flu virus by disabling their flu strains. Researchers named this peptide as "Urumin" which deactivates the hemagglutinin protein that helps virus to breach into cells.

GoPro Added Sennheiser MKE 2 As The Compatible Mic For Hero4 For Capturing High Quality Sounds

04.18.2017 18:24 PM

GoPro is going to provide best audio experience to their users. Sennheiser has built waterproof microphone for GoPro Hero4 that would record clear sound in any environment.

NOAA Successfully Tested Their GOES-S Satellite In Thermal Vacuum Chamber

04.18.2017 11:50 AM

NOAA's GOES-s has successfully passed the first phase of the extreme test in a thermal vacuum chamber. During the test, it has to go through four cycles of extreme temperature that most common in space.

Advanced Biological Sensors Are Designed To Analyze The Activity Of Plant Hormone Named Strigolactones

04.17.2017 18:56 PM

KAUST scientists made a new plant sensor to analyze plant growth and hygiene. As Strigolactones have an important role in plant biology, so newly invented strigolactone sensor that will help to understand growths and other activities.

NASA Photographed Huge Crack In One Of The Largest Glacier In Greenland

04.17.2017 03:02 AM

NASA Captured a huge crack in Petermann Glacier, Greenland during the airborne mission named, Operation IceBridge. The gigantic crack was first captured by Delft University of Technology scientist Stef Lhermitte while examining the photographs with satellite images.

What Is The Fundamental Unit Of Cell Size In Bacteria, Study Finds

04.16.2017 17:32 PM

It's been known by everyone that nutrients are associated with the growth of bacteria and their cell division. Scientists from UC San Diego found in their recent study that how bacteria cell divides when there is veery few amount of nutrients available.

Scientists Are Understanding Animal Camouflage & Color Vision With The Help Of Computer Games

04.16.2017 05:45 AM

The university of Exeter scientists trying to understand the evolutionary advantages behind the vision of dichromats and trichromats. scientists showed pictures of nightjar bird to both normal and simulated colorblind condition to find them and their eggs.

Saturn's Moon Enceladus Could Support Alien Life Because Of Its Hydrogen Plumes

04.14.2017 06:55 AM

NASA's Cassini spacecraft found the trace of hydrogen on the icy moon of Saturn named, Enceladus. Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) scientists are assuming there must be several hydrothermal vents beneath the surface that can sustain life.

Endangered 44 Turtle Eggs Species Has Been Recovered In Myanmar

04.14.2017 02:13 AM

Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS)/Turtle Survival Alliance (TSA) rescued 44 fertile eggs of Burmese roofed turtle from the nesting site of Chindwin River in Myanmar. The species is classified as the endangered species by WCS and there are only five females left in the wild.

Orbital ATK's Cygnus Is Set To Launch In April 18 For Its 7th Resupply Mission To ISS

04.13.2017 02:28 AM

Orbital ATK Would Launch Cygnus on April 18 to resupply Internationational Space Station. NASA announced that Cygnus will be loaded with 7,600 pounds of scientific equipment, clothes, foods and waters.

NASA Plans To Broadcast 4K Live Stream From Space On April 26

04.12.2017 20:31 PM

NASA is going to broadcast live coverage of International Space Station in 4k. On April 26 the broadcasting would take place at NAB, Las Vegas.

3 New Marsupial Species Fossils Classified As Extinct Discovered in Southern Bolivia

04.12.2017 02:55 AM

13-million-year old fossils of three extinct marsupial species found at the Quebrada Honda fossil site of Southern Bolivia. Scientists found diverse numbers of marsupials used to roam around South America.

Ancient Mars Could Have The Sign Of Organic Life, Volcanic Activity Indicates

04.11.2017 18:10 PM

Scientists found in their recent study that several volcanic eruptions helped Mars to form an atmosphere. Several gasses that emitted during the eruptions, could be the home of some microorganisms that can survive in anoxic condition.

Seawater PH Level Much Lower In Earlier Oceans Which Made The Water More Acidic Than Today

04.11.2017 07:54 AM

Ocean water may have been more acidic at the beginning of the Earth. Researchers found that the acidity of seawater actually depends on the CO2 level of atmosphere.

Sex Obsession Shortens The Lifespan Of Male Garter Snakes

04.05.2017 06:09 AM

Sex leads the male garter snakes towards the death. University of Sydney scientist Dr. Christopher R Friesen found that stressful reproductive strategies actually shortens telomere.

Hydrogen: Why It Is The Most Abundant Material In The Universe; Big Bang Theories Have The Answer

04.04.2017 18:12 PM

Almost 99 percent of the entire Universe is consist of Hydrogen which is the most simple and fundamental element in the Periodic table. Oregon State University professor May Nyman looked into the Big Bang theories to find the answer to the question: Why Hydrogen is the most common element in Universe

New Tree-Climbing Crab Species Discovered From The Western Ghats Mountain Of India

04.04.2017 02:22 AM

A master climber crab was found from the Western ghat mountain of India. Local Kani people first found the crab in a tree and reported the sightings at the Department of Aquatic Biology and Fisheries.

Maple Syrup Can Kill Superbugs By Enhancing The Power Of Antibiotics

04.04.2017 01:31 AM

Killing superbugs have become much easier. Scientists used maple syrup extracts to boost the antimicrobial potency of antibiotics. The extract increases the permeability of bacteria which let the antibiotics to attack bacteria cell easier.

Hydrogen Peroxide: The Next Generation Water Purifier, Could Be Produced By Solar-Powered Device

04.03.2017 08:05 AM

Stanford and SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory scientists created a new solar powered device to produce hydrogen peroxide for water purification purpose. this device only needs 1.7-volt to power up and it is divided into three stages to complete the process.