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Greenland Ice Sheet Melts at Alarming Pace
Scientists believe that the extreme ice melts could have occurred due to an unusually strong ridge of warm air or a heat dome over Greenland.
Staff Reporter Jul 25, 2012
Sally Ride, America's First Female Astronaut, Dies Aged 61 [VIDEO]
Ride joined Nasa in 1978 and made history by taking part in 1983 Challenger mission.
Akshaya B S Jul 24, 2012
Nasa's HiC Telescope Captures Stunning Images of Sun's Corona [VIDEO]
Images will help scientists understand more about the solar atmosphere and its impact on the earth's space environment.
Staff Reporter Jul 21, 2012
Tiny Exoplanet Discovered Close To Earth's Solar System
UCF-1.01 is located 33 light years away from earth, using Spitzer Telescope.
Staff Reporter Jul 19, 2012
Russia's Soyuz Spacecraft Successfully Launched, Nasa's Sunita Williams on Board
Soyuz TMA-05M will carry out a rendezvous and docking test with the International Space Station. Also on the cards is an orbital sporting event to mark the London Olympics.
Akshaya B S Jul 15, 2012
Strong Sun Storm to Hit Earth, Massive Northern Lights to be seen on Weekend [PHOTOS + VIDEO]
The Coronal Mass Ejection (CME) from the strong Sun storm of 12 July is travelling at a much faster speed than previously thought and is heading towards the Earth. Scientists believe the phenomenon could cause a massive display of the Northern Lights (Aurora Borealis)
Sanskrity Sinha Jul 14, 2012
Ancient Life Re-evolved: 500 Million Year Old Gene Put in Modern Organism to Track Evolution
Scientists have put an ancient gene into modern-day Escherichia coli (E coli) bacteria, which has been growing. The procedure will help researchers to observe and track any changes in the evolution.
Staff Reporter Jul 12, 2012
Hubble Telescope Finds Fifth Moon Orbiting Pluto
Discovery to solve mystery behind formation and evolution of Pluto.
Staff Reporter Jul 12, 2012
Nasa Scientists Solve Mystery of 'Ghost 'Galaxies [STUNNING PHOTOS]
Scientists from Nasa find the big bang responsible for missing stars in ghost galaxies.
Akshaya B S Jul 12, 2012
NuSTAR: Black Hole Hunter Takes First X-Ray Images of Universe
NuSTAR telescope, launched to hunt for black holes, has the ability to focus on high energy X-rays.
Staff Reporter Jul 02, 2012
First Private Deep Space Mission Plans for Asteroid Mapping Revealed
Non-profit space exploration agency, B612 Foundation unveils plans to launch first privately funded deep space mission.
Staff Reporter Jun 30, 2012
Weird Atmospheric Changes Seen in an Exoplanet [STUNNING PHOTOS AND VIDEO ]
An international team of astronomers detects major changes in the atmosphere of a planet, HD 189733B, located beyond our solar system.
Staff Reporter Jun 30, 2012
Titan Could Have Underground Ocean, Say Nasa Scientists
Astronomers from Nasa, Cornell University and Sapienza University find clues to an underground ocean beneath Titan's ice crust.
Staff Reporter Jun 29, 2012
Leonardo da Vinci’s Self-Portrait Irreparably Damaged
The most acclaimed self-portrait of Renaissance master Leonardo da Vinci is reportedly in a critical condition and may be beyond repair.
Staff Reporter Jun 27, 2012
Panguite: New Prehistoric Mineral Discovered in Meteorite
Caltech scientists have discovered panguite, a new mineral, embedded in the Allende meteorite.
Staff Reporter Jun 27, 2012
Earth-like Planet in an Orbital Tug-Of-War with Much Larger Planet Discovered
Astronomers from the University of Washington and the Harvard University have discovered Earth-like planet locked in an orbital tug-of-war with a Neptune-sized planet.
Staff Reporter Jun 22, 2012
Chinese Shenzhou 9 Successfully Docks with Tiangong 1 [VIDEO]
The astronaut crew will carry out a series of experiments in the Tiangong-1 space lab in the next two weeks.
Staff Reporter Jun 18, 2012
Shenzhou 9 Spacecraft: A Great Leap Forward for China (PHOTOS)
Although several Chinese organisations are involved in the project, the primary contractor to design and develop the spacecraft is the China Academy of Space Technology.
Staff Reporter Jun 17, 2012
Nasa’s Voyager 1 Will Be First Spacecraft To Reach Interstellar Space
Voyager 1 is a 722-kg space probe launched by Nasa in 1977 to study the outer solar system and interstellar space.
Staff Reporter Jun 16, 2012
Earth-Like Planets Can Be Formed Around Stars That Are Poor In Heavy Metals, Says Nasa
Nasa and the University of Copenhagen scientists make stunning discovery using the Kepler telescope.
Staff Reporter Jun 14, 2012
Nasa's NuSTAR Telescope Successfully Launched [VIDEO]
NuSTAR telescope and data retrieved from several other telescopes will help solve fundamental cosmic mysteries.
Staff Reporter Jun 14, 2012
NASA's NuSTAR Spacecraft Set To Begin Black Hole Hunting (PHOTOS)
NuSTAR, a black hole hunter with sharp X-ray eyes, will be launched from Kwajalein Atoll in the central Pacific Ocean.
Staff Reporter Jun 13, 2012
Supermassive Black Holes Grow Faster Than Galaxies, Says Nasa
Using the Chandra X-ray Observatory scientists studied two galaxies NGC 4342 and NGC 4291.
Staff Reporter Jun 12, 2012
Nasa Scientists Discover Mysterious Light From First Objects in Universe
Astronomers believe that some of that "first light" might have taken travelled billions of years to reach the Spitzer Space Telescope.
Staff Reporter Jun 10, 2012
Only a Handful of Brown Dwarfs In Our Celestial Backyard - Nasa [VIDEO]
There is only one brown dwarf for every six stars in our celestial backyard.
Staff Reporter Jun 09, 2012
Microscopic Plants Discovered Underneath Thick Arctic Ice, Says Nasa [VIDEO]
Discovery has great significance because earlier scientists had believed that it is impossible for microscopic marine plants or phytoplankton to grow underneath thick ice.
Staff Reporter Jun 08, 2012
Supermassive Black Hole Got Kicked Out of Its Host Galaxy, Says Nasa
Astronomers find evidence about a black hole that was kicked out of its host galaxy at a speed of several million miles per hour.
Staff Reporter Jun 06, 2012
Transit of Venus Witnessed Across the World [STUNNING PHOTOS]
Since 2000 B C, 53 transits have occurred and of these only six have been witnessed since the invention of the telescope in 1608.
Staff Reporter Jun 06, 2012
Rare Venus Transit to Provide Spectacular Astronomical Treat
Venus will appear as a tiny dark dot as it passes over the Sun.
Staff Reporter Jun 04, 2012
Boeing Provides SLS Software Test Beds to Nasa
Flight software helps to control the launch vehicle during in flight and preflight tanking operations.
Monami Thakur Jun 04, 2012
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