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Shipwreck in Italy could be merchant ship divers have been looking for since 1970s

The investigation is underway but it is believed to be the wreckage of one of the galleons that sank in 1579.

Coronavirus pandemic results in PTSD in children and young adults: Report

London-based charity Childhood Trust warns about post-traumatic stress children from disadvantaged families are experiencing due to coronavirus.

Breakthrough Listen releases list of items to aid search for intelligent alien civilisations in universe

The list of astrophysical items contain 700 items and is termed as 'Exotica'.

Scientists prove decades-old theory suggesting 'extremely odd physics' about black holes

The theory was first proposed by Roger Penrose in 1969.

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Scientists suggest there could be 36 extra-terrestrial intelligent civilisations in Milky Way

Researchers used Astrobiological Copernican Limit to calculate the number of alien civilisations in our galaxy.

Teen strangled to death by wild python during hike

Villagers tried to save the boy by hacking the seven-meter long snake with machetes.

Rare annular solar eclipse occurs this week: How and when to best view and live stream it

The solar eclipse will be visible in large parts of the world.

NASA's Curiosity Rover captures images of Earth and Venus from Mars' perspective

Curiosity Rover landed on Mars in the year 2012 and has been exploring the planet's climatic and geological conditions since.

NASA's Mars rover mission Perseverance in search of alien life delayed due to technical glitch

Perseverance is set to reach Mars in February 2021.

Astronauts create and observe fifth state of matter in dishwasher-sized lab in space

Astronauts aboard ISS create exotic matter with Bose-Einstein Condensate.

Mars' moon Phobos captured by NASA's Odyssey Orbiter

The images of Martian moon were taken to develop better insight into the origin and composition of Mars' satellites.

Truth about Cleopatra's death: Resting place may have been found at mysterious site

The last active ruler of the Ptolemaic Kingdom of Egypt died in 30 BC after ruling for nearly three decades.

Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn rise in the night sky: How to best view the planets

The trio will be visible throughout this month.

Scientists Spot Massive Haul of 44 Exoplanets

Airborne dust could be key factor in presence of alien life on planets: Study

A new study urges scientists to look for atmospheric makeup of planets in search of alien life.

Astronomers may have discovered 'mirror image' of sun-Earth pair 3000 light years away

The team of international researchers made observations since the year 2009.

A giant Apollo class asteroid to fly by Earth on Monday

Another massive asteroid comes close to Earth after 2002 NN4.

Forest elephant killed by poachers for tusks, Dzanga-Ndoki National Park

Pregnant elephant dies after eating pineapple rigged with explosives

An investigation has been launched to find and charge the villagers responsible for the crime after the national outcry over the incident.

Strawberry Moon and eclipse: How and when to best view it

Strawberry moon eclipse takes place on Friday.

COVID-19 vaccine for children may take longer than those for adults: Experts

Experts believe it will take much longer for vaccine trials for children to complete.

New study claims interstellar Oumuamua is hydrogen iceberg floating in system

The mysterious object will reportedly travel another 10,000 years before exiting our system.

Hippos terrorise Kenyans as floodwaters increase human-animal conflict

Hippos and crocodiles have attacked and killed people living in counties close to Lake Victoria.

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NASA SpaceX Demo-2 launch: How and when to watch event live online

SpaceX's Crew Dragon is now set to launch on May 30.

Scientists discover 'missing matter' of the universe

Astronomers have discovered the normal missing matter of the universe they have been looking for 30 years.

Asteroid killed dinosaurs, unleashed 'billions of tonnes' of climate changing gases: Study

Researchers created first-ever fully 3D simulation of the whole event.

Astronomers discover one-of-a-kind Jupiter Trojan

The trojan dubbed 2019 LD2 has a comet-like tail attached to the asteroid.

Rising ocean temperature causes powerful and devastating hurricanes: Study

The study reveals link between global warming and increase in the occurrence of powerful typhoons.

Global warming: Tropical forests at 'tipping point'; scientists call for 'immediate steps'

Scientists identify 32.2 degrees celsius maximum daily temperature could cause them to dry out and die.

Weakening Earth's magnetic field could be sign of 'geomagnetic reversal' of north, south poles

Earth's magnetic field is gradually weakening in a large area between South America and Africa.

Scientists reveal truth about claims 'NASA found parallel universe where time runs backwards'

Scientists did not discover alternative reality close to ours.

Scientists discover reason behind outlandish green snow in Antarctica: Study

Blooming algae is the reason behind green snow in Antarctica.

SpaceX Crew Dragon is at launchpad, set to put back NASA astronauts in orbit

The launch of the first of its kind mission will take place from historic launchpad 39A at NASA's Kennedy Space Center, on Wednesday.

Scientists make rare discovery that challenges our current understanding of galaxies

Scientists discover a rotating disk galaxy that may have been born much before predicted.

Scientists discover first-ever evidence of planet being born 520 light years away from Earth

Images were captured and observations were made using European Southern Observatory's telescopes.

Are homo sapiens going extinct like other animals? Evolutionary biologist explains

The human race may be fated for extinction but not so soon, explains the researcher.

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