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Himalayan Glaciers are not melting as been said by the Environment Minister Jairam Ramesh and VK Raina who is the India’s senior most glaciologist, states that the glaciers are not receding. The Indian Ministry of Environment and Forests revealed...
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The government of Kerala has decided to develop the coastal region and the places near to the coastal area.
The UPA government has approved project of Rs 3,000 crore...
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Pakistan on Thursday said it was “disturbed” by reports that India could be preparing for additional nuclear tests and hoped a unilateral moratorium on...
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Why do so many people hold beliefs that are clearly false? A recent story on ABCNews.com said 80 million Americans believe we have been visited by aliens from another...
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While owls and foxes have earned a reputation for wisdom and cunning, the humble goldfish has become popularly known for its ignorance, swimming contentedly around its...
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Dr Richard Harrington thought he was buying just an interesting curio when he paid £20 for the fossilised insect encased in amber.
made popular Aug 21 2008
One of the most perplexing mysteries in the war on terror returned centerstage on Monday with the announcement by US authorities of the arrest in Kabul of a...
made popular Aug 6 2008
Paul Mullins is a serious scholar who has studied heavy issues like racism and materialism, but now he has turned his attention to a really weighty subject: donuts.
made popular Jul 24 2008
Scientists predict that advances in test-tube fertilisation procedures may soon make it possible for women to give birth even at the age of 100
made popular Jul 19 2008
A group seeking to increase pressure on international leaders is launching a campaign today called 350.org. It is taking out full-page adverts in papers such as the New...
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“Ten years ago I could never have imagined I’d be doing this,” says Greg Pal, 33, a former software executive, as he squints into the late afternoon Californian...
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SCIENTIST Tim Flannery has proposed a radical solution to climate change which may change the colour of the sky.
made popular May 19 2008
The prevailing thinking is that Mars is a planet whose active climate has been confined to the distant past. About 3.5 billion years ago, the Red Planet had extensive...
made popular May 8 2008
Rare conditions could have conspired to create hard-to-see ice on the Sea of Galilee that a person could have walked on back when Jesus is said to have walked on water,...
made popular Apr 21 2008
Global warming has plunged the planet into a crisis and the fossil fuel industries are trying to hide the extent of the problem from the public, NASA’s top...
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“In a very short time, we are going to be able to see a planet with the same mass as the Earth, although it’s going to be in an orbit much closer to its...
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The notion that guzzling glasses of water to flood yourself with good health is all wet, researchers said on Wednesday.
Dr. Stanley Goldfarb and Dr. Dan Negoianu of...
made popular Apr 3 2008
An injection that allows women bigger and better orgasms by increasing the size of the mysterious G-spot is being launched in the UK.
The £800 collagen jab takes less...
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Scientist have developed a device which can read your mind.
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The inevitable has struck. Already in news for all the wrong reasons, the top IT hubs of India, Bangalore, has also fallen prey to terrorists’ nefarious designs....
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In this Monday, Feb. 16, 2004 file photo, at the annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science in Seattle, South Korean scientist Woo Suk Hwang right, speaks to a group of scientists about his recently released study...
