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NASA Releases Dungeons & Dragons Dice-Looking Asteroid

Medicine & Technology Feb 16, 2017

NASA has released a picture of an asteroid that lokks like a rolling Dungeons & Dragons dice.

Science confirms Earth’s magnetic field flipped rapidly

Ancient Iron Age Pottery Reveals Evidence Of Earth's Fluctuating Magnetic Field

Feb 15, 2017

An international team of archaeologists found ceramic vessels from Jerusalem. Those jar handles reveal the changes of Earth's magnetic field throughout the centuries

World's First Flying Car On Sci-Fi Movies Is Now Real And On Sale At $400,000

Feb 15, 2017

This is not a dream or a movie, but its real. Flying car is now developed and is open for commercial sale.

A scientist prepares samples for DNA analysis at Birmingham Women's Hospital on January 22, 2015 in Birmingham, England.

Experts Approve DNA Editing Of Embryo

Feb 15, 2017

Experts in the United States have approve DNA editing of human embryos.

An Alternative View Of The 21st Annual Critics' Choice Awards

Studies Found 200 Genetic Markers Related To Male Pattern Baldness

Feb 15, 2017

Studies have found that genetic markers that are related to male pattern baldness after experimenting with 52,000 men.

Coders Save Government Data From Trump

Feb 15, 2017

More than 200 adults have come together to rescue many government data that might be erased by Trump's administration.

Space Shuttle Endeavour Makes Last Trip To ISS Under Command Of Astronaut Mark Kelly

7 Biggest Things On Space That Have Been Sent From Earth

Feb 14, 2017

There are so many manmade megastructures roaming in space. here is the list of incredibly larger object, sent from Earth

Yonta ,6, rests with her sister Montra,3, and brother Leakhena, 4months under a mosquito bed net keeping dry from the monsoon rain July 18, 2010 in Prey Mong kol village in Pailin province.

Malaria Parasite Allures Mosquitos Because Of Certain Scent

Feb 14, 2017

Studies have found that people whom have contacted malaria parasite release a certain odor that lures more mosquitoes.

Styrofoam Ban Begins In Oakland As Part Of Anti-Pollution Effort

More People Are Not Aware Of Consuming Flame Retardant Chemicals

Feb 14, 2017

A study has shown that people have consumed flame retardants chemicals at an alarming speed.

The European Space Agency (ESA) on July 17, 2014, German ESA astronaut Alexander Gerst took this image of the Earth reflecting light from the sun whilst aboard the International Space Station (ISS).

Scientists Finally Know What Makes Earth’s Inner Core Solid Despite Extreme Heat

Feb 14, 2017

Scientists have finally discovered what makes Earth inner core solid despite extreme heat that is hotter than sun's surface.

NASA Concentrates On Next Generation Of Structural Solid State Batteries

Feb 14, 2017

Battery backup is the most vital thing for any space craft's in a lone sky because there are no any easy way to avail any power source in case of failure until a next expensive and time-consuming space mission will conduct

Rows of solar panels operate during a dedication ceremony to commemorate the completion of the 102-acre, 15-megawatt Solar Array II Generating Station at Nellis Air Force Base on February 16, 2016 in

Low-Cost Battery Can Be Made From Urine: Will Make Solar Power Cheaper

Feb 14, 2017

Scientists from Stanford University has discovered a new component that will make batteries cheap, the urea from urine. It will also make solar renewable energy cheaper.