Presence of Manganese Oxide Indicates Mars Was Once Earth-Like: Study
Presence of Manganese Oxide Indicates Mars Was Once Earth-Like: Study

NASA’s Curiosity wanderer has watched large amounts of manganese oxides in Martian rocks which demonstrate that larger amounts of barometrical oxygen once existed on the Red Planet. The revelation s…

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30 Jun 2016

Stunning Images Reveal Jupiter Ahead of Juno's Arrival
Stunning Images Reveal Jupiter Ahead of Juno's Arrival

Specialists at the European Southern Observatory's Very Large Telescope (VLT) in Chile have caught dazzling new pictures and arranged the most noteworthy determination maps to date of Jupiter, a week…

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30 Jun 2016

New AI System Beats Human in Aerial Combat Simulation

In a leap forward, a computerized reasoning (AI) framework has developed successful against a human master amid a high-constancy air-battle reproduction. The framework created by the University of C…

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30 Jun 2016

Micro-Camera Can Be Injected With a Syringe: Study
Micro-Camera Can Be Injected With a Syringe: Study

German architects have made a camera no greater than a grain of salt that could change the fate of wellbeing imaging and surreptitious observation. Utilizing 3D printing, analysts from the Universit…

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29 Jun 2016

Vegetables Grown on Mars-Like Soil Found Safe for Humans: Study
Vegetables Grown on Mars-Like Soil Found Safe for Humans: Study

Four vegetables developed on soil like that on Mars have been discovered safe for human utilization, Dutch researchers say. In nurseries at Wageningen University in the Netherlands, researchers have…

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29 Jun 2016

Overuse of Electronic Gadgets Triggers Early Ageing: Doctors
Overuse of Electronic Gadgets Triggers Early Ageing: Doctors

Specialists say utilization of most cutting edge contraptions is upsetting Twist around position to utilize mobiles may bring about 'tech neck' Tech neck can prompt drooping skin and dropping cheek…

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29 Jun 2016

Nasa to Drive Curiosity to Potential Water Sites on Mars
Nasa to Drive Curiosity to Potential Water Sites on Mars

The US space office is wanting to drive the Curiosity Rover towards water locales on the Martian surface to facilitate explore the long, regularly changing dim streaks briny water in the trust of dis…

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27 Jun 2016

Nasa Technology Reveals Bacteria's Role in Breast Cancer
Nasa Technology Reveals Bacteria's Role in Breast Cancer

Utilizing planetary security procedures that guarantee NASA shuttle don't taint different universes, scientists, including one of Indian-birthplace, have found a connection between microscopic organi…

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27 Jun 2016

Internet Download Manager  6.25 Build 21
Internet Download Manager 6.25 Build 21

Title: Internet Download Manager  6.25 Build 21 Filename: Internet Download Manager  6.25 Build 21.exe File size: 6.53MB Requirements: Windows (All Versions) Languages: Multiple languages License: Sh…

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27 Jun 2016

Microsoft Helps Tackle Spread of Mosquito-Borne Diseases
Microsoft Helps Tackle Spread of Mosquito-Borne Diseases

Innovation mammoth Microsoft as of late propelled a model trap for recognizing mosquito-borne sicknesses like dengue and Zika, says a report. The model trap is being created as a feature of the Micr…

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26 Jun 2016

New Technology Could Help Detect Gravitational Waves Better
New Technology Could Help Detect Gravitational Waves Better

Scientists have built up another innovation that plans to make the Advanced Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory (LIGO) considerably more touchy in gravitational waves - faint swells i…

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26 Jun 2016

Scientists Create New Bio-Ink for 3D Printing
Scientists Create New Bio-Ink for 3D Printing

Researchers from the University of Bristol have found another bio-ink for 3D printing with immature microorganisms that permits printing of living tissue known as bio-printing. The new bio-ink conta…

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26 Jun 2016

Nasa Discovers Unexpected Mineral on Mars
Nasa Discovers Unexpected Mineral on Mars

Researchers at the US space office Nasa have found tridymite a surprising silica mineral in a stone specimen at Gale Crater on Mars that may modify our comprehension of how the Red Planet developed. …

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26 Jun 2016

Desert Scope Stakes Out Supermassive Black Hole
Desert Scope Stakes Out Supermassive Black Hole

A desert telescope has centered with phenomenal sharpness on a star surrounding a super massive dark gap thought to sneak at the focal point of our Milky Way universe, energized stargazers declared o…

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26 Jun 2016

Temporary Blindness Cases Tied to Smartphone Use in Dark
Temporary Blindness Cases Tied to Smartphone Use in Dark

Cautioning: having a little look at your cell phone while lying in bed during the evening could wreak devastation on your vision. Two ladies went briefly daze from continually checking their telepho…

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24 Jun 2016
 
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