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I do not really know if the new technology developed by Nokia Research Center and the University of Cambridge is called ‘Morph’ accidentally or on purpose. I mean, take a look at the phone, the way it is almost bent in to a circle and the color of...
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The Dark Energy Survey (DES) camera will map 300 million galaxies using the Blanco 4-meter telescope - a large telescope with new advanced optics at Chile’s Cerro...
made popular Jun 28 2008
New images taken by the Hubble space telescope show galaxies spinning, sliding and smashing into each nother, wreaking stellar destruction that will give birth to new...
made popular Apr 25 2008
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Young galaxies, so faint that scientists struggled to prove they were there at all, have been discovered by aiming two of the world’s most powerful telescopes at...
made popular Nov 28 2007
Collision or merger of two galaxies, mostly one large galaxy and several small ones is common in the Universe. Astronomers have also observed some major mergers among...
made popular Aug 7 2007
The satellite data as observed by XMM-Newton and NASA’s Chandra X-ray had led Renato Dupke and his colleagues from the University of Michigan witness the merger of two...
made popular Jul 20 2007
Universe as I always say is a cloud of mysteries and not many of these have yet been answered by astronomers. To answer these questions one has to go back in time. No,...
made popular Jul 11 2007
Researchers involved with AEGIS have carefully selected 544 distant galaxies to learn how galaxies take their mature forms.
Galaxies are born small and eventually grow...
made popular Mar 9 2007
NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope has shot an image of a diverse cluster of galaxies called the Abell S0740.
The cluster shows images that are around 450 million...
made popular Feb 8 2007
Astronomers at the SRON Netherlands Institute for Space Research have made observations with the ESA’s XMM-Newton X-Ray observatory and have concluded that our Universe...
made popular Feb 7 2007
We all know that the visible part of the universe that is the stars, gases, planets and galaxies account for only one-sixth of the universe. The rest part of the...
made popular Jan 8 2007
No doubt, Hubble still dominates with its presence in the outer space but Mars rovers and ISS have also thrilled us with images out of this world. With all these space...
made popular Jan 4 2007
One of the most commonly asked questions our scientists receive is about the existence of life elsewhere in our universe. But answering a straight forward YES or NO,...
made popular Dec 7 2006
One of the great scientific instruments of all time, which has given the clearest pictures of galaxies forming in the very early universe, is looking straight into the...
made popular Oct 31 2006
One of the great scientific instruments of all time, which has given the clearest pictures of galaxies forming in the very early universe, is at the mercy of the...
made popular Oct 24 2006
The new Hubble images are no doubt telling us a great deal, about how the Galaxies might have behaved in their initial stages. The new image is the best demonstration...
made popular Oct 15 2006
Apparently Namibia has heaviest meteorite ever found on the planet: “the Hoba meteorite in the Otjozondjupa Region, which weighed 66 tons when it crashed into the...
made popular Sep 7 2006
There is a huge intergalactic shock wave, or “sonic boom” in the middle of Stephan’s Quintet, a group of galaxies which is now the scene of a gigantic...
made popular Mar 7 2006
How are the massive galaxies in our universe formed? A study by an academic at The University of Nottingham gives us the first observational evidence for this. The...
made popular Feb 24 2006
To be successful in an oblivion venture all that is needed is not only painstaking calculations and a really big telescope – but, bolstered optimism. Then how can one...
made popular Feb 15 2006
Cosmic gamma-ray bursts occur several times a day. Having the extreme brilliance of a billion Suns, the bursts are considered the most powerful explosions in the...
made popular Dec 16 2005
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Department of Materials Science and Metallurgy in University of Cambridge launched a new type of body armor which is many times stronger, tougher and stiffer than the...
made popular Oct 26 2007
The rocking noise of airplanes, which deafens us for a while, will no longer be a problem in near future as 40 researchers in Massachusetts Institute of Technology and...
made popular Nov 6 2006
Electronic paper is moving rapidly closer to reality as samples of the flexible electronic displays on plastic less than 1mm thick are now being displayed. The...
made popular Sep 22 2006
After100 million years of long span, the oldie flying devils are coming back. This is not a script writing for Jurassic-Park but in real, they will soon fly over your...
made popular Aug 25 2006
The Cambridge University team has developed a ‘dipstick’ test for an eye infection. It can detect trachoma. A study showed it is two times more effective than...
made popular May 13 2006
The researchers at Cambridge and Oxford Universities have observed the process how viruses seize the genetic process of cells. They have claimed to identify the crucial...
made popular May 11 2006
To be successful in an oblivion venture all that is needed is not only painstaking calculations and a really big telescope – but, bolstered optimism. Then how can one...
made popular Feb 15 2006
Scientists have discovered evidence of energetic plumes. These are particles that extend 300,000 light years into a massive cluster of galaxies. Thanks to NASA’s...
made popular Dec 2 2005
A seminar on the topic, “Arab Women: Past, Present and Future”, was conducted recently at Cambridge University with the objective to highlight the real situation of...
made popular Oct 10 2005
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