
Mars 2019: Living organisms can potentially survive and thrive in the Red Planet's conditions
Dec 06, 2019 08:48 am UTC| Science
Scientists and space agencies have long been studying and testing theories regarding the possibility of being able to survive on Mars. One scientist, in particular, made a discovery that can potentially hold the answer to...

NASA: Asteroid bigger than five double-decker buses to pass by Earth
Dec 06, 2019 08:48 am UTC| Science
Another asteroid is coming in within the vicinity of the Earth. NASA says that an asteroid larger than five double-decker buses is going to pass by the planet. Many asteroids have been spotted passing by the planet this...

NASA: Conflict emerges with India over Vikram Lander
Dec 06, 2019 08:47 am UTC| Science
Many space enthusiasts or those who have closely followed the activities of space agencies might be rejoicing at the good news of finally sighting Indias Vikram Lander on the moon. However, there now seems to be a conflict...

Asteroids: Apophis asteroid can potentially cause environmental disasters
Dec 05, 2019 14:54 pm UTC| Science
From all the asteroids that have made a close encounter with Earth and passing through the planets orbit, this may be potentially the most dangerous one yet. In the event that this particular asteroid passes into Earth,...

Black Hole: Magnetic fields may be responsible for what makes them shine
Dec 05, 2019 14:54 pm UTC| Science
It is common knowledge that the gravitational pull of black holes is incredibly strong, so strong that not even light could escape. But a new discovery reveals how the magnetic fields play a part in what makes black holes...

Antarctica: How NASA scientists made breakthrough with latest discovery
Dec 05, 2019 14:54 pm UTC| Science
For many years, scientists have studied and tried to find an answer to the question of whether life can thrive in extreme temperatures. The latest discovery by NASA in Antarctica may prove to be helpful in answering that...
Human genetic enhancement might soon be possible – but where do we draw the line?
Dec 04, 2019 12:12 pm UTC| Insights & Views Science
The first genetically edited children were born in China in late 2018. Twins Lulu and Nana had a particular gene known as CCR5 modified during embryonic development. The aim was to make them (and their descendants)...
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