SCIENCE

Scientists use spinal cord injections and electric therapy to help paralysed rats walk again.

SpaceX dragon, the first commercial vehicle to visit the International Space Station (ISS) has successfully returned to earth.

Milky Way will collide with neighbouring Andromeda galaxy in four billion years, says Nasa.

Protein present in cancer cells can be used as a marker to detect early signs of the disease.

Nasa's NuSTAR telescope will study the science behind the massive black holes.

Piloted by Solar Impulse’s co-founder André Borschberg, Solar Impulse prototype aircraft HB-SIA’s flight lasted for a total of 17h 3min 50s as it touched down on Spain’s land.

Super volcanic eruptions that have the potential to wipe out the human civilization may happen sooner than expected, revealed a new study.

Fat women face obesity stigma even after they lose their weight, revealed a new study.

The US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has given its permission to Virgin Galactic for its suborbital spacecraft, SpaceshipTwo, and the carrier aircraft, WhiteKnightTwo.

University of Bristol and the China University of Geosciences find life was nearly wiped out at the end-Permian era.

An international team of scientists finds why and how the deadly swine flu was able to resist anti-flu medicines such as Relanza and Tamiflu.

An international team of archeologists find that hereditary inequality or social inequality began over 7,000 years ago in the early Neolithic era.

Scientists find that x-chromosome - one of two chromosomes that determine gender - is involved in cancer.

Nasa and X Prize Foundation of Playa Vista, California, release new guidelines to protect historic lunar sites.

University of South Carolina say the T-shirt can charge mobile phones faster than other methods.

Simian Foamy Virus could spread like HIV, say scientists from Ape Action Africa.

Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology scientists invent a dolphin speaker which produces sounds that dolphins make.

Boeing Co announces the successful completion of the software Preliminary Design Review for its Commercial Crew Development initiative.

USGS has applied the same method, using the hair of the bear, to estimate the population size of grizzly bear in the Glacier National Park - Bob Marshall Wilderness complex in northern Montana.

Scientists from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology develop computer program that can detect smiles of joy and smiles of frustration.

Device jets medicine through the skin without using a needle the pressure of which can be modulated.

Cancer Research UK and McMaster University in Ontario researchers find that anti-psychotic drug thioridazine can possibly cure cancer.

Researchers from Oxford University and Tübingen University discover a flute that dates back 42,000 to 43,000 years.

A fugitive penguin that's been on the run for 82 days has finally been caught by police and returned to the Tokyo Sea Life Park from which it escaped.

Surgeons in Rome save life of 16-month-old baby by implanting titanium pump in pioneering operation.

Scientists from the University of York have found that climate change has bought great changes to the lifestyle of the Brown Argus butterfly.

Scientists use forensic-style chemical analysis to study mineral crystal called orthopyroxene from crystals found in Mount St Helens in Washington.

The 50-year-old woman, suspected of having contracted rabies, was reportedly bitten by puppy in India.

Carnegie Institution for Science in Washington scientists find that carbon molecules in the meteorites came from Mars.