Science
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In-flight bumpiness set to triple due to climate change
London–Mid-air turbulence is likely to increase by up to three times in the coming decades due to climate changes, increasing…
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First large-scale study of ancient DNA in sub-Saharan Africa lifts veil on recent prehistory
By Stephanie Dutchen Harvard Gazette The first large-scale study of ancient human DNA from sub-Saharan Africa opens a long-awaited window…
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With 1,274 species of birds and mammals eating figs, British biologist urges to protect fig trees
By Vishal Gulati New Delhi–If you want to see the wildlife in the tropics and subtropics, one of the best…
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Eclipses, through the years
By Alex McGrath Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics Eclipses like the one coming Monday have mystified and intrigued humans for millennia.…
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Asteroid flyby to help NASA test global tracking network
New York–A small asteroid that is expected to fly close to the Earth in October will help NASA to test…
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Cosmic tango: Learning how black holes mate or merge
By Sahana Ghosh Kolkata– Black hole merger is literally a match made in heaven. And the latest gravitational wave detection,…
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Know why women are better at reading mind
London–Ever wondered how your wife or partner is able to read your thoughts and emotions just by looking at your…
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Indian-American teenagers win top science prizes
Washington–Indian-American teenager, Indrani Das, won the top, $250,000 prize in the prestigious Regeneron Science Talent Search competition for her research…
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Astronomers discover 7 Earth-like planets orbiting nearby star
Washington– At least seven Earth-like planets orbiting the same star 40 light-years away and each may contain liquid water and…
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NASA telescope spots most extreme blazars yet: Roopesh Ojha
Washington– NASA’s Fermi Gamma-ray space telescope has identified the farthest gamma-ray blazars, a type of galaxy whose intense emissions are…
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