Science
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UK scientists grow cells on moving robot skeleton
London– A team of scientists at the University of Oxford and robotics firm Devanthro have, in a novel research, grown…
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How exhaust pollution from SpaceX, Blue origin rockets heat atmosphere
Washington– Rockets’ propulsion emissions create significant heating and compositional changes in the atmosphere, finds a study. Popularised by commercial space…
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Scientists make history by growing plants in lunar soil
Washington– Scientists have grown plants in soil from the Moon, a first in human history and a milestone in lunar…
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Vision scientists revive light-sensing cells in eyes of dead people
New York– In a groundbreaking research that raises questions about the irreversible nature of death, US scientists revived light-sensing neuron…
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Chinese rover suggests Mars had water more recently than thought
Beijing– China’s Zhurong rover has found that Mars may have had liquid water hundreds of millions of years more recently…
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First image of supermassive black hole in centre of Milky Way revealed
New Delhi– A global team of radio astronomers have on Thursday unveiled the first image of the supermassive black hole…
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NASA’s InSight Mars lander records largest-ever monster quake on Red Planet
Washington– NASA’s InSight Mars lander has detected the largest ever monster quake on the Red Planet. The quake estimated to…
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Global warming causing world’s oceans to lose ‘memory’
New Yor– Most of the world’s oceans are steadily losing their year-to-year ‘memory’ under global warming, researchers have warned. Ocean…
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FAO advocates for vital role of trees, forests
Seoul– Global leaders going into a raft of meetings affecting the planet’s future must hear the message that forests and…
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75% reduction in meat consumption can help beat climate change: Study
London– A global decline of at least 75 per cent in meat eating patterns may help beat climate change, claims…
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